RPAGF Chapter 439: Jiajing and Hai Rui confront each other at the middle gate
Chapter 439: Jiajing and Hai Rui confront each other at the middle gate
Li Ranran liked the comments that interested him. When he saw a comment saying that 14 billion Chinese people would have to pay 200 million each to make up the difference, Li Ranran became even angrier than when he saw the indemnity from the late Qing Dynasty.
"Ahhh, the Qing Dynasty was really fucking rich."
She still remembers the shock she felt when she first saw the Cologne Cathedral in Germany. It turned out that the money also came from Karl Lagerfeld's 10 billion subsidies.
"What's wrong with me being one more rich man in this world!!!"
Li Ranran decided not to watch the video, it was so terrible!
……
Li Ranran returned home after a busy day and ordered takeout. She then swiped through the various apps on her phone but couldn't find one that interested her.
"Hey, are you still watching videos?"
"Forget it, just brush it."
As soon as I opened the homepage of 13-station video, a "historical" video was recommended.
Li Ranran clicked it in with more interest.
[Jiajing and Hai Rui confront each other at the middle gate]
(Hai Rui, dressed in plain clothes, sits upright in the cell, not at all discouraged or depressed. Opposite him, outside the cell, a man in black clothes and a black hat sits on a chair, staring at Hai Rui with a suspicious look on his face...)
[Hai Rui was imprisoned by Emperor Jiajing for submitting a memorial on public security.]
Hai Rui had already talked a lot with the man in black before, and the man in black had been asking Hai Rui about his opinion on the current emperor.
The man in black asked, "Who should be the first person to be called a wise ruler in the three generations since the founding of China?"
Hai Rui replied: "The first choice should be Emperor Wen of Han."
Upon hearing this, the man in black asked him why he quoted Jia Yi's remarks in his memorial to the emperor, which was clearly a harsh criticism and denunciation of Emperor Wen of Han, but was actually an allusion to the current emperor.
When the man in black repeatedly asked him who his wise king was, Hai Rui answered calmly, "Yao, Shun, Yu, and Tang."
After hearing what Hai Rui said, the man in black became even more unhappy...
He also asked Hai Rui why he alluded to the current emperor since he believed that Emperor Wen of Han was a wise and benevolent monarch.
Hai Rui did not answer, his eyes were dull and he lowered his head to the ground.
The man in black was very annoyed, wondering why Hai Rui didn't reply, and said that there was an order for Hai Rui to refute it.
Hai Rui never mentioned the present emperor in any of his sentences, yet every sentence he said was about the present emperor.
In the end, he even went to the deep end, ignoring the crime of making irresponsible comments, and mentioned the mistakes of the current emperor.
"…But the current emperor thinks he is following the example of Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing, and has not attended court for twenty years, calling it ruling by inaction… He has built a lot of buildings, appointed officials like household slaves, and regarded the national treasury as his private property, using the hearts of one person to win the hearts of the people… He is extravagant and greedy… The current emperor is far inferior to Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty!"
The man in black was greatly shocked and his face became terribly gloomy.
Hai Rui then spoke his true feelings: "No one in the court dares to tell the emperor. If I don't say anything, the glorious history books will tell it for posterity... They don't say anything, so I am the only one who says it... Do they want the emperor to be cursed for generations to come..."
Hearing this, the man in black replied directly: "You are the only loyal, good, and wise minister?!"
"I am just a direct minister."
"A loyal minister without a father or a king!"
As the man in black shouted out his words, tears welled up in Hai Rui's eyes and his face was sad, revealing his hurt.
The man in black just stared at Hai Rui in the cell, waiting for Hai Rui's next words.
Hai Rui lost his father when he was young and was raised by his mother. Under his mother's teachings, Hai Rui knew that although he had no father, he was still fed by the emperor, and the emperor was his father...
Hai Rui even said that the emperor should be the father of all people in the world, but the emperor did not regard the people of the world as his subjects...
As Hai Rui continued to talk about the corruption in the imperial court, the upper echelons followed suit, and many babies in the two capitals and thirteen provinces were starving and dying...
"Does your father know?"
After these four words fell, the man in black closed his eyes, his face was hesitant, his anger spread from his heart to his whole body, and he finally vomited blood...
Emperor Jiajing gave Hai Rui eight words before leaving.
"Without a father or a king, I abandon my country and my family."】
＜Hahahaha, call it the real record of Jiajing Lao Deng’s breaking of defense [laughing and crying]＞
＜Flow saving version
Hai Rui: You are an idiot. You claim to be like Wen Jing, but in fact you are just throwing away your life.
Jiajing: Damn, didn’t your father teach you to speak properly?
Hai Rui: You are my father
Jiajing:......
Jiajing (sweating version): I don’t have a son like you >
＜What broke Emperor Jiajing's defense the most was that Hai Rui was actually a rare loyal minister [covering his face] He wanted to vent but couldn't, so he had to make trouble.＞
＜Emperor Jiajing, who had fought with the civil officials of the Ming Dynasty for his entire life, was also truly impressed by people like Hai Rui. It seemed that in the thousands of years of Chinese history, there were only a handful of people like Hai Rui.＞
＜So Jiajing Lao Deng didn't kill him. Jiajing was not a complete tyrant. He was too clever for his own good. He didn't think he was a tyrant, but the officials didn't think he was a wise ruler either.＞
＜No, no, no, although Jiajing had not attended court for decades, he still had important matters in his hands. He remembered the treasury account books clearly, and the civil and military officials in the court were all talented. And just because he did not kill Hai Rui, I really feel that Jiajing was just like what Hai Rui said, with too much selfish desire.＞
＜Emperor Jiajing: You are the only loyal, good, and wise minister? !
Hai Rui: A family with a son who can speak out will not bring ruin to the family. A country with a minister who can speak out will not forget its country.
Emperor Jiajing: Humph! If I don't listen to you, the Ming Dynasty will perish?!
Hai Rui: It’s hard to say. >
＜The old Taoist priest really cared about his own face, and he was not a tyrant so he was finally broken down by Hai Rui’s words. If it was his grandson Emperor Wanli who came, he would have ignored him [covering his face]＞
＜Alas, the Ming Dynasty actually fell during the Jiajing period.＞
＜Alas, the Ming Dynasty actually fell during the Wanli reign.＞
＜Don't argue, the Ming Dynasty actually fell during the Hongwu reign. If Zhu Yuanzhang hadn't founded the Ming Dynasty, it wouldn't have fallen. [Eat melon]＞
＜Hai Rui hit back: You are the only one who is a holy king, a good king, and a wise king? !＞
＜Jiajing said he only wanted to be a Taoist emperor [covering his face]＞
＜Jiajing is old now. Alas, it is too late for Hai Rui to scold him.＞
＜The old Taoist priest knows everything, but he thinks he can sit on the Diaoyutai and always win. All the mistakes are borne by the cabinet. The ministers can see it clearly, and no one dares to tell the old Taoist priest that he is wrong……＞
[Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che: Are you worthy enough to compare with my grandfather?]
[Emperor Gaozu of Han Liu Bang: Why is Liu Heng praised so highly?!]
[Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of Han: Emperor Wen was a wise and benevolent ruler.]
[Song Renzong Zhao Zhen: A model emperor.]
[Ming Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang: ...Zhu Houcong is bewitched?]
[Ming Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao: Hahahaha, @Ming Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houzhao, you have the nerve to compare yourself with Emperor Wen of Han. ]
[Ming Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong: …]
[Emperor Yongle of Ming Dynasty Zhu Di: You have not attended court for more than 20 years, indulged eunuchs, and did not treat the people of Ming Dynasty as your own people. You are unworthy of being a king! However, you still care about your reputation. @Emperor Wanli of Ming Dynasty Zhu Yijun You learned nothing from your grandfather, but only superficial skills. ]
[Ming Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang: @Ming Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong @Ming Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun, please don’t put all the blame on me! ]
[Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty Zhu Youjian: (secretly rejoicing)]
[Tang Taizong Li Shimin: Jiajing's temper is surprising, I really didn't kill him.]
[Tang Xuanzong Li Longji: What would happen if he was really killed? His reputation was already bad...]
[Princess Taiping of Wu Zhou: Haha, I never thought you would care about your reputation. How come you didn't show any mercy when you killed three sons a day and snatched your daughter-in-law?]
[Song Shenzong Zhao Xu: Hai Rui is a loyal minister, truly loyal to Emperor Jiajing, which is extremely rare.]