What are the major historical events in the Ming Dynasty?

In order to strengthen centralization and maintain the hard-won Daming Mountain, Zhu Yuanzhang also reformed the administrative institutions. In the central government, Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister system that existed for more than 1000 years since Qin and Han Dynasties. Power is divided into six parts: official, household, ritual, soldier, criminal and industrial, and the six chief officials are directly responsible to the emperor. At the local level, Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the provincial system in the Yuan Dynasty and set up a chief secretary to manage local government affairs according to the wishes of the emperor. At the same time, a local headquarters and a provincial court department have been established to manage military and judicial affairs respectively. Militarily, Zhu Yuanzhang founded the system of health centers, and set up health centers in important military areas and secondary places of the country. Divide the Doudufu into the former, the later, the left, the right and the middle five armies, manage the military and political affairs, and the guards and official positions are restricted by the five armies. These measures have greatly strengthened centralization.

And push the monarchy that has been developing to the peak.

Eunuch autocracy in Ming dynasty

After Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty established strict control over eunuchs, and Judy also set up a spy agency, the East Factory, which was run by trusted eunuchs. The East Factory, which specializes in arresting "key criminals", is only responsible to the emperor and can supervise and arrest its subjects at will without the approval of the judicial organs. But at that time, the emperor was in charge of state affairs himself. Eunuchs still dare not arrogate power.

Factory guard

"Factory Guard" is the general name of secret service agencies in Ming Dynasty. "Factory" refers to East Factory, West Factory and Inner Factory. It was a royal secret service organization led by eunuchs in Li Si prison in Ming Dynasty. "Wei" refers to the Royal Guards, one of the imperial guards in the Ming Dynasty. Most of the Royal Guards belong to factories. Factories and guards have set up their own prisons. They collude with each other, closely monitor and kill all the subjects in the world, and exercise terror rule. The "factory guard" is a tool of eunuch's authoritarian power and a violent institution of the landlord class to suppress the people.

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Slijian

In Ming Dynasty, there were "twenty-four yamen" in eunuch institutions, among which the eunuch was the most powerful. Its duty is to manage all etiquette, criminal names and long attendance, to be a police officer in the imperial city, to listen to all kinds of duties, to watch the door and drink tea, to urge the governor to supply light goods and so on. The emperor's last opinion. It should have been written by eunuchs in red on the throne,

Imperial clan title system in Ming dynasty

Zhu Yuanzhang formulated the basic principles of the imperial clan title system in Ming Dynasty.

Post-election system in Ming dynasty

The Martyrdom System of Maids in Ming Dynasty

Martyrdom is an ancient custom, which existed as early as primitive society.

Zheng he's seven voyages

After Judy ascended the throne, China became one of the most powerful countries in the world at that time.