Are these four emperors and princes in history really legendary as unofficial history said?

One: The first thing Emperor

wants to say is "Emperor", who is indisputable, and is the first to promote a generation of romantic emperors who are overvalued to the level of "perfect old man": Aisingiorro Hongli, the emperor of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (hereinafter referred to as Qianlong).

In the history of emperor China in 2, ask which emperor has the brightest image in unofficial history since the Republic of China. Few of them can compete with Gan Long. Even in the most popular cross talk jokes, there is "officialdom bucket" with him as the heavyweight supporting actor, and the plots are hilarious, just like a humorous civilian emperor. In some TV series with unique plots in Hong Kong and Taiwan, he has become a charming and handsome son of heaven, full of ingenuity and knowledge, and has a handsome martial arts. Every time he travels incognito, he goes everywhere in pick up hot chicks in addition to justice, so that there are folk gege running to confess his father. Looking at unofficial history alone, he is simply a perfect emperor with wisdom, talent and beauty!

It's the "perfect emperor" in unofficial history, who reigned for 6 years in the official history, but dug a deep pit for the Qing Dynasty alive. When he ascended the throne, his father Yong Zhengdi worked hard all his life to take over the great country of the country, the country and the people, and then he made a mess all his life. Many justice stories in unofficial history are just bad stories in history.

For example, in the south of the Yangtze River, there is no such thing as serving justice all the way and pick up hot chicks. Obviously, it is a battle of two or three thousand people at a time, eating and taking food all the way, and the people who have passed through it are all miserable. Just the book figures, the cost is 22 million. The actual loss to the people is several times this number. Such a vicious policy that is beautified all day in unofficial history, Qianlong sighed before he died: It wastes people's money, and doing it is useless and harmful!

However, compared with his cultural autocracy, Xiajiangnan was not too bad. Eleven literary inquisitions were held during his reign, and the famous Sikuquanshu was such a cultural event that he claimed to have made great contributions to the future, even at the expense of Emperor Qianlong's destruction of 9, precious books and classics in China. The bureaucracy of the Qing dynasty was so corrupt that officials knew that "kowtowing more and talking less" and then threw off their sleeves and fished hard. Before his death, Qianlong himself admitted that it would be good to have 1% or 2% honest officials at the governor level in the Qing Dynasty. What such a "perfect old man" left to the Qing Dynasty was a rotten stall with serious corruption, poor economy and bleak culture!

Second: Wang

said "Emperor", and then Wang. There are many famous princes in China folk unofficial history, but it is Zhao Defang, the Eight Sages King of the Great Song Dynasty in unofficial history who robbed the mirror all his life. Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin's own son, although he didn't become an emperor, survived a basket of emperors in the Northern Song Dynasty in unofficial history. When he was in Song Taizong, he was the Eight Immortals King, holding a golden mace that could defeat the king. In Yang Jiajiang's story, he fished for Yang Yanzhao, and in Song Renzong's Bao Zheng's story, he stood up for Bao Zheng, and in the story of the bridled warrior, he almost beat his nephew Song Renzong's head full of bags. Even in the story of Xiao Ba Yi, he still flaunted day by day, and almost made Song Huizong's prostitute's face blossom! From the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty to the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the theoretical number of years of life will definitely break 1!

But in the real history, Zhao Defang was a real person, but he died young after six years of peaceful rejuvenation (981), at the age of 23. Later, so many imposing moments, basically from the middle of the Ming Dynasty, unofficial history writers from all walks of life made their brains wide open to earn a living. But although they are all made up, the people are eager for fairness and justice, but every word is true!

3: The "general" who will

be promoted next must talk about Yang Jiajiang, the real relative of the Eight Sages King Zhao Defang in unofficial history and the invincible military commander family in the legend of the Great Song Dynasty! Unofficial history is full of loyal Yang Jiajiang, whose story can be described as blood and cruelty. He hanged Liao when he went into battle, and was pitted by traitors in the Northern Song Dynasty when he got off the battlefield. How many viewers can't wait to go up and help! What about Yang Jiajiang in the official history? However, it originated from historical facts: Yang Ye, the son of Yang Lao, was indeed a fierce general who had long been frightened by the Liao State. He made great achievements in the Yanmenguan War, and even played the national and military prestige of Dasong. His son Yang Yanzhao was also a great star, and he made great contributions to Dasong many times!

But the only thing that stands out is that Yang Jiajiang really doesn't have the unique status in unofficial history! In the twenty-three years' war of Song and Liao Dynasties, Yang Jiajiang fought bloody battles to defend the country, though it was epic, but it didn't reach the point where Song Jun would collapse if Yang Jiajiang didn't go into battle in unofficial history. With regard to the theory of anti-Liao exploits, the Northern Song Dynasty made the most brilliant exploits against Liao, and fought the most wars of annihilation. It was Song Taizong's brother-in-law and Li Jilong, the God of War of Dasong generation, who had long been regarded as a thorn in Liao's side! However, Li Jilong's many brilliant exploits, such as the Mancheng War and the Wei-Lu Army War, were all written into Yang Jiajiang's glorious moments with a stroke of a pen by the Ming literati!

The story of Yang Jiajiang, which is full of blood, is not the glory and sadness of a family in the battle, but the glory and sadness of soldiers throughout the Song Dynasty.

Four: Xiang

When it comes to the Song Dynasty, when it comes to Xiang, you have to talk about the Ming Dynasty, with Xu Jie as the cabinet minister!

As the last cabinet official in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, Xu Jie's appearance rate in unofficial history is extremely high. No matter in the related operas in Ming and Qing Dynasties or in various contemporary TV dramas, most of them are just images, especially his wonderful performance of enduring humiliation for many years and decisively eradicating Yan Song at a critical moment, which is often regarded as a classic version of justice defeating evil. But if you look at the original historical materials, you will find that this "just" old man's political achievements are not good!

although judging from Xu Jie's own performance, after he overthrew Yan Song and became the first official of the cabinet, he made a high-profile statement that he would do a big job to get rid of the old and replace the new for the Ming Dynasty. The next performance, it is also vigorous, as a descendant of Yangming's mind, pays special attention to education and diligence, and promotes lectures in officialdom all day, and compares himself with Prime Minister Glycyrrhiza, paying attention to reconciliation in everything, commonly known as muddle!

At this time, the Great Ming Dynasty, after more than 2 years of inaction by Emperor Jiajing and the greed of Yan Song, has reached a dangerous moment of domestic troubles and foreign invasion. Even Zhang Juzheng, a Xu Jie devotee and future reformer, exclaimed: Is it different from the last days of Han and Tang Dynasties? It's like the house is about to step on, and he's still muddling along?

Besides, Xu Jie's own corruption problem is recognized as very serious. His family has occupied land crazily for many years, which has long been a local disaster in the south of the Yangtze River, and was later severely punished by Harry. Such an old "justice" pavilion, which is not upright, is like poisoning the Ming Dynasty after a few years of muddle!

at this time, the most serious thing in the Ming dynasty was precisely the problem of bureaucracy. This is the most corrupt period in the Ming Dynasty except Chongzhen. The hidden rules of corruption have changed into clear rules. Every time officials are evaluated and promoted, they are clearly marked, and subordinates dare to pay and superiors dare to sell. There are a lot of unjust, false and misjudged cases in the judicial department, and there are also cases in which prisoners who have been wronged have been held in prison in Beijing for more than ten years. As for the big and small yamen, all kinds of affairs are all about money. It is also Zhang Juzheng's feeling that corruption was as common as eating and drinking tea at that time!

If Xu Jie, a "just" country, continues to muddle along, the consequences will be terrible. Fortunately, after the death of Emperor Jiajing, Xu Jie's political enemy and political rising star soared, and after several struggles, Xu Jie, who was in a muddle, finally went home. Then, with great boldness, it began a fierce rectification movement in officialdom. In three years, thousands of officials in the whole country have been brought to justice, and hundreds of unjust, false and wrong cases have been rehabilitated, which is almost like scraping the bone to cure poison. Finally, the good results of "official clarification" have been achieved. The second brilliant "Long Wan Zhongxing" in the Ming Dynasty started here!

But the problem is, Xu Jie muddled along, but after all, he fell into a good popularity. He rebuilt the Great Ming Dynasty with a high arch, but the wicked went all out! Therefore, Xu Jie, who was in a muddle, enjoyed the credit of "Zhongxing" with peace of mind under the support of his protege and even unofficial history artists, and has been constantly promoted since then. As for the high arch, after the failure of political struggle, it was constantly attacked! Later, Zhang Juzheng, who replaced the high arch, made drastic reforms and was also scolded miserably. Only in Xu Jie, the workplace environment where workers have been scolded by "justice"

and the mud people have been collecting fame for nothing, finally became a thunderous scene in 1644: on the eve of the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chongzhen collapsed to despair, but the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were even fishing and taking it, leaving only a few mud. There is no longer a high arch Zhang Juzheng who can be generous. The consequence of the reverse elimination of the pillars is the disintegration of a dynasty.