He is the most ridiculous emperor in the history of the Ming Dynasty, playing with the country, into thin air.

Ming Chengzu defended the country, and Wang died in Zhou. However, many emperors in the later period were "ruling by doing nothing" and were discredited by Confucian criticism. Now, let's talk about Zheng Deming, who has the same name as the carpenter emperor Zhu Youxiao.

Zheng was named. However, throughout his life, his personality is nothing like his name. In the present words, what he pursues is the liberation of personality. But more than 500 years ago, he was a real "non-mainstream" emperor.

Let's briefly introduce his life. First of all, as the only child in his family, he took over the throne from Ming Xiaozong at a young age, and successfully ascended the throne without too many bloody battles. This is the advantage of the "only child". After all, his father, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, only married one wife. As an emperor who ascended the throne before he was fourteen years old, he soon began a bohemian life without too many restrictions.

The young emperor Zheng De had extraordinary courage and fighting spirit. He is not bound by the system and ceremony left by his ancestors. In less than two years in office, he moved out of the Forbidden City and built the famous Leopard Hall as his "casino" for raising wild animals and rare birds.

Another way of saying it is that the Leopard House has become a temporary gathering place, which has the function of training troops against civil forces in the later period. As for the role of the leopard house, I believe these two opinions are not contradictory. It is not only an entertainment place for young emperors, but also a place for methods and training to deal with bookworms.

Although there is a leopard room, our protagonist Emperor Zheng De still feels that it is far from enough. He is still trapped in Beijing, and his freedom is far from enough. Soon, he had another chance to break through the bondage.

In 5 17, Mongolian little prince Bo Yan led 50,000 troops to invade the frontier. Despite the strong opposition of civil servants, Zheng De went his own way, wanted to experience the war, and began to prepare for personal expedition.

The civil servants strongly resisted this, because they were all afraid of the second reform of the civil fortress, which made him very headache. But he still came up with a solution, and it was simple and rude.

He left the capital for war. First of all, he didn't let civilians follow him along the way. After that, he fired the imperial censor who wouldn't let him go out of the Great Wall and replaced the unlucky imperial censor with a eunuch. After that, I lost contact with Beijing for about four months! But when he returned to Beijing, he brought the news of repelling the Mongolian army. This was a great victory in Yingzhou in the history of the Ming Dynasty, and it didn't repeat the change of civil servants being close to the people.

Since this victory, Emperor Zheng De's passion for war has lost control. He calls himself "the Great General Zhu Shou". He is determined to be a general instead of an emperor. This is the origin of his general emperor.

On the other hand, Zheng De also showed his general demeanor in this personal expedition. For example, in managing military commanders, there is not much discrimination, and they can eat and live with soldiers. Of course, it is this that makes him criticized. Because the Ming dynasty still inherited some traditions of the Song dynasty, it looked down on military commanders and thought they were uneducated ministers. Even the later Qi Jiguang, in the eyes of civil servants, is not a big deal.

Many systems in the Ming Dynasty can be said to have restricted the development of the emperor's personality. However, Zheng De took advantage of his position as emperor, and repeatedly ran amok in the eyes of civil servants, often ignoring his position as emperor.

He rewarded the virtuous ministers, repelled the civil servants who opposed him, and hollowed out the political system laid by the civil servants to restrict the emperor's power with practical actions. At the same time, it broke through the restrictions of the ancestral law at will. When he is interested, the court will open in the evening.

The young emperor, although determined to go his own way, showed the personality of a young man, not that kind of lethargy. What the late Qing Dynasty needed was this kind of vitality and the courage to change.

Of course, in the middle and late Ming dynasty, fighting with civil servants would not have a good end. Emperor Zheng De finally drowned in his