Are the East Factory and the West Factory really so heinous in real history?

In history, the East Factory and the West Factory were really so heinous in the later period. However, it should be noted that in the later period of its establishment, after all, the original purpose of each organization must be good. In history, the establishment of the East Factory and the West Factory began with the Ming Emperor Judy in the early Ming Dynasty. As we all know, Ming Chengzu's throne was robbed, so when I first became emperor, I was afraid that some officials and aristocratic families would not accept the management, so I set up the East Factory and let my most trusted eunuch be the leader. In order to supervise ministers and strengthen their power.

According to the truth, Judy's factories in the East and the West should complement each other, and at worst they are in cahoots. But in fact, the two have always been incompatible. I think only I can do it, and the other is redundant. Therefore, after they were established for a period of time, they embarked on the road of seizing political power. The leaders on both sides don't like each other, and both institutions have done bad things, but they have to blame each other. As a result, the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty was a chicken flying a dog jumping.

Later, Liu Jin, the leader of the West Factory, collapsed because of his evil deeds, which court officials could not tolerate. As a result, the West Factory and the affiliated factories all over the country were all owned by the East Factory, and the East Factory and the West Factory merged from then on. The merged East-West Factory was a giant in the Ming Dynasty. He used to serve the emperor, but after decades of development, he has his own ideas. At this time, the emperor also realized that the original East-West Factory no longer existed, and now the East-West Factory is an existence that the world is afraid of. They levied taxes at will, they teased the princes and even despised the imperial power, but their power was too great for the court to do for a while.

However, there is an internal struggle in such a huge institution, which is the famous Lindong Party struggle in history. This struggle, which was supposed to be an internal struggle between the East and West factories, finally spread to the imperial court, making the imperial court of the Ming Dynasty become two factions. The emperor should have stopped it, but there was nothing he could do, so he had to let it develop. This dispute led to the demise of the East and West Factories and accelerated the demise of the Ming Dynasty.