Back to the Ming Dynasty to be a tyrant

In this way, it is no longer a simple matter of getting more than ten times the profit, but a large amount of profit can be obtained out of thin air without paying any cost at all!

As for whether the Ming people would mint a large amount of silver coins to disrupt the market because of this, Suleiman was actually not too worried.

Because the people of the Ming Dynasty had to use silver to make silver coins—but, silver itself is a kind of currency, so the silver made into silver coins is not silver?

Only fools would care about such things!

This kind of good thing that the pie is falling from the world, it's better to happen every day!

Li Chengyan was bragging casually, but Song Yunxian, the servant of the Ministry of Industry, wanted to scold his mother.

For things like casting silver into silver coins, it's thanks to that bastard Li Chengyan who dared to pat his chest to guarantee the ticket!

To cast silver, you must first have a mold—of course, the mold is not too big a problem.

Emperor Chongzhen brought a lot of horses with him on his expedition to the Mughals. Among them, there were people in the horses of the Ministry of Industry who could solve the mold problem, as long as they got a silver coin that Ottoman was using.

But what about casting?It’s not just about having a model!

As for using Myanmar's original mint?

Don’t be ridiculous, there is a mint in Myanmar, but it’s not very different from the lack of it. The main currency used in Myanmar is the copper plate and silver of Ming Dynasty, and it is gradually being replaced by precious banknotes.

In this case, what if there is a mold?If you can't do it here in Myanmar, you can only go back to Daming to do it.

Then, let the fleet transfer this thing back and forth?

And have to mix some shit in there like tin or lead or something?Still can't be detected?

You are embarrassing me fat tiger!

However, no matter how much Song Yunxian cursed secretly in his heart, it was useless, so he could only honestly order someone to send the silver coins that Li Chengyan brought with the letter back to Daming, so that the Daming Mint could have a headache.

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During the discussion on how Emperor Chongzhen would return to Daming, Emperor Chongzhen and the civil and military ministers finally chose to take a step back.

Emperor Chongzhen could take the sea route, but he had to go along the coastline, starting from Burma, going along Siam to Annan, and finally going along Qiongzhou to Quanzhou, and then all the way north to Tianjin.

In short, what Chaoworen means is that you can go by sea, but you must sail along the coastline, and you must ensure that you can enter the port and dock at any time when encountering a hurricane to ensure the safety of Emperor Chongzhen. Otherwise, your old man should go back by land. up.

Emperor Chongzhen had to give up the idea of ​​going around Xinming Island.

However, Emperor Chongzhen felt unhappy if he couldn't go to Xinming Island.

Emperor Chongzhen was unhappy, so he planned to do something to make more people unhappy.

For example, along the way, there is a good goal.

Annan.

Annan was called Jiaozhi in ancient times, and it has been the territory of China since the Han and Tang Dynasties. After the Five Dynasties, Fang became an independent state.During the war at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Annan took the opportunity to break away from the territory of China. He once sent troops to attack Yongpingzhai on Siming Road, more than [-] miles beyond the copper pillars demarcated in the Yuan Dynasty, and occupied five counties including Qiuwen and Qingyuan.

During the Hongwu period, Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu Gao, issued an edict to order Annan King Chen Rikun, ordering Annan to return the land he occupied.

But at that time, Annan’s speaker was Chen Rikun, who was in charge in name, and it was Li Jishang who was in power. Under the threat of Li Jishang, Chen Rikun simply ignored Zhu Yuanzhang’s edict, and even planned to raise troops to fight against Ming Dynasty. .

Probably because Zhu Yuanzhang, who had just figured out the Central Plains, felt that those barren lands were not worth a lot of money, and he was unwilling to fight again because of it, so he simply ignored him and planned to make Annan a member of the tributary system.

However, Hu Jiyao's behavior of abolishing the monarch at will eventually aroused the dissatisfaction of Taizu Gao Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, who repeatedly rejected Annan's tribute, and almost pointed his nose and said that I don't like you little people who go to the street, you wait for your own death !

Because Zhu Yuanzhang excluded Annan from the tribute system, Hu Jishou didn't play any tricks to abolish the monarch at all-he simply usurped the throne and did it himself!

Hu Jishou, who felt that he had been blinded by Daming's father, was afraid that Daming's father would send troops to clean him up, and chose to conceal the truth for a long time.

After Zhu Yuanzhang died and Zhu Yunwen, who had lost his chain, was stunned to death by Zhu Laosi, Hu Hancang made a statement to Ming Chengzu, who had just usurped the throne, under the title of power to manage Annan state affairs, falsely claiming that the descendants of the Chen Dynasty were extinct, and claimed to be the nephew of the emperor , was favored by the ministers and asked to be named King Annan.

Zhu Laosi doubted its authenticity and sent envoys to Qinghua to investigate, but Hu Hancang called Annan officials to jointly write a letter to Ming Chengzu, and finally Ming Chengzu named Hu Hancang King Annan.

For this reason, Zhu Laosi also specially warned Hu Hancang in the imperial edict: "To do good and bring good fortune is to show the right way, and to care for big things, go to Xinnaicang."

However, in the second year of Yongle, Pei Boqi, a survivor of the Chen Dynasty, went to the Ming court and accused Hu Jisuo and his son of "killing the lord and usurping the throne and slaughtering loyal officials", demanding that the Ming Dynasty send troops to "capture and destroy this thief, wipe out the culprits, and restore the Chen family." Children and grandchildren."

In the same year, an Annan man named Chen Tianping entered Daming from Ailao, claiming to be the son of Chen Yizong, and informed Zhu Laosi about Hu Jisuo's usurpation of the throne.

But here comes the fun.

Chapter 676 There Can Only Be One Emperor In The World

Zhu Laosi had always looked at Annan disliked - in fact, none of the iron-headed emperors in Daming looked at Annan pleasingly.

After Pei Boqi and Chen Tianping successively accused Hu of his behavior, Zhu Laosi simply summoned Annan's envoys and arranged for them to meet with Chen Tianping.

After seeing the envoys bow down in astonishment and even wept, Pei Boqi blamed the envoy Annan for his righteousness, making the scene tense for a while.

Zhu Laosi, who was unhappy with Annan at first, became even more displeased with Annan now, so he directly intervened in Annan's court—Zhu Laosi sent Ma Zi to verify the situation.

Seeing that the talker on the top of their heads had made a serious move, the Hu family and father were scared, and after admitting the responsibility, they demanded to "welcome back" Chen Tianping.

However, Chen Tianping's matter had not been resolved yet, and An Nanguo made another big death, or it could be said that An Nan was made a big death.

In the third year of Yongle, the native officials of Siming in Guangxi and the native officials of Ningyuan Prefecture in Yunnan complained to the imperial court that Mengman, Luzhou and other places under their jurisdiction were occupied by Vietnam.

Native officials can basically be understood as chieftains—accepting the confinement of the court, most of the time they do their own thing, and they don't take the court seriously.

Even so, in the eyes of the Ming emperor and the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty, these native officials and natives belonged to their own people.

According to the recent ranking in the hearts of the emperor and the bigwigs at that time, there is no doubt that the Han people are the first, and the few people, that is, these chieftains and officials belong to the second ladder.

The third is the turn of these vassal states, and the last is the turn of foreign barbarians.

The second-ranked native officials sued, and they sued the third-ranked vassal state. Emperor Yongle was excited at that time.

Originally in the second year of Yongle, Zhancheng Kingdom had already sent envoys to Daming, and then accused the Hu family of "harassing the place, killing people and animals", and further "asked the officials to govern it."

It's just that regardless of Zhu Laosi or the civil and military ministers in the court, they didn't take it seriously - one godson of Daming's father sued another godson, and Daming, who was in charge of the family, didn't bother to pay attention.

However, the situation is different now. Now it is the second son of the family who came to accuse the godson of going too far and robbed the land and head of the second son of the family. How can the head of the family bear it?

People who love their sons and abuse their own sons are, after all, a minority among the minority...

In February of the third year of Yongle, the Ming court sent envoys to Annan to give the Hu family a lesson, and asked the Hu family to hand over the land that Annan had invaded and return it to Daming.

Although the Hus and his sons were willing to settle the matter and did return some land, the relationship between the two countries remained tense.

Afterwards, the envoys sent by Annan Hu's family to the Ming court were all detained and not allowed to return to the country.The Ming court sent personnel into Vietnam to investigate the dangerous places on the mountains and rivers, in order to prepare for the southern expedition in the future.

Then, the not-too-stupid Hus and his sons also started to organize their army and prepare for war. They strengthened the defense in Duobang City, and installed wooden stake traps at various river and sea points to rectify the arsenal.