NABC Chapter 161 Yu Shaobao
Chapter 161 Yu Shaobao
Chapter 161 Yu Shaobao
"My lord, the general will not let the three counties suffer any losses, and make the three counties in southern Hebei as solid as gold!"
After getting the guarantee from Di Qing, Gongsun Yue returned to Beiping with the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, the First and Third Army of the Huben Army, the Fourth Army of Youwuzu and the No.11 Army of Youwuzu.
Now that the territory is getting wider and wider, there are only Di Renjie, Chen Ping, Du Yu, Xi Zhicai, Chen Qun and other literary talents under his command. It is really stretched, especially the lack of talents for internal affairs. Taking advantage of the spare time when returning to Beiping, Gongsun Yue Call again.
"Ding, host, please confirm! Do you want to use 50 exchange points to exchange for a politically biased "Diamond Summoning Card"?"
"Confirm! Exchange me a politically biased "Diamond Summoning Card"."
"I have exchanged for a politically biased "Diamond Summoning Card". Will the host summon it immediately?"
"Summon now!"
Gongsun Yue had already had many experiences, so he was naturally familiar with summoning. The images that kept flashing through his mind finally stopped on a middle-aged head portrait.
"Congratulations to the host for using the "Diamond Summoning Card" to summon Yu Qian, the famous official of the Ming Dynasty "Yu Shaobao"! Yu Qian's four dimensions are as follows:
[Commander: 97, Force: 52, Intelligence: 95, Politics: 97]. "
After learning that it was Yu Qian who was summoned, Gongsun Yue couldn't help but clenched his fists to cheer him up, and celebrated in his heart a little.
Yu Qian, courtesy name Tingyi, nicknamed Jie'an, was a famous official of the Ming Dynasty and a national hero.
Yu Qian was young and promising. He was born in Taipingli, Qiantang County, Hangzhou Prefecture, Zhejiang Province in 1398. His ancestral home was in Kaocheng.
Yu Qian's great-grandfather, Yu Jiusi, was the chief manager of Hangzhou Road, and then moved to Taipingli, Qiantang County, Hangzhou. Therefore, it is recorded in history that Yu Qian was a native of Qiantang, Zhejiang.
His grandfather served as the head of the Ministry of Industry in the Hongwu period of Wenming, and his father Yu Yanzhao lived in seclusion in his hometown of Qiantang.
He admired and admired Wen Tianxiang's integrity. He hung a portrait of Wen Tianxiang on the side of his seat for decades. When he was seven years old, a monk was amazed by his appearance and said:
"This is the prime minister who will save the situation in the future!"
When he was eight years old, he wore red clothes and played on horseback. The old man next door thought it was very funny and teased him, saying:
"Red boy, ride a black horse through the streets."
Yu Qian responded:
"Son of the Red Emperor, kill the white snake and become the leader."
The second couplet is not only neat, but also reveals his extraordinary momentum.
In 1421 A.D., Yu Qian was admitted as a Jinshi of Xin Chou Ke and embarked on an official career.
In 1426 A.D., Zhu Gaoxu, king of the Han Dynasty, rebelled in Le'an Prefecture, and Yu Qian followed Ming Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji to conquer.
Yu Qian was appointed as the censor, and when Gao Xu surrendered, Xuanzong asked Yu Qian to reprimand him for his crimes. He kept trembling on the ground, claiming that he deserved death.
Xuanzong Dayue immediately ordered Yu Qian to patrol Jiangxi to rehabilitate hundreds of unjust prisons. Yu Qian wrote a letter to report that the government schools in various places in Shaanxi harassed the people, and ordered Yu Shi to arrest them.
In 1430 AD, Emperor Xuanzong knew that Yu Qian could take on heavy responsibilities. At that time, he was about to add the right servants of various ministries as governors directly stationed in the provinces, so he handwritten Yu Qian's name to the Ministry of Officials, and he was promoted to the right servant of the Ministry of War, governor of Henan and Shanxi.
After Yu Qian took office, he traveled all over the area under his jurisdiction in light clothes, visited the elders, inspected various things that should be established or innovated at that time, and immediately wrote a letter, several times a year, and reported it immediately if there was a slight flood or drought.
In 1441 AD, Yu Qian wrote:
"Now Henan and Shanxi have saved millions of catties of grain. Please order the prefectures and counties to report the low-class households who lack food in March every year, and then give them grain according to the quota. Give beans and sorghum first. The second is millet and wheat, and the last is rice, which will be repaid after the autumn harvest.
Those who cannot repay due to old age, sickness and poverty will be exempted. If the prefectural and county officials have expired and should be promoted, if they have insufficient food reserves and cannot leave their posts, they must also order Fengxian officials to monitor them frequently. "
The emperor issued an order to implement that the banks of the Yellow River in Henan were often breached by floods. Yu Qian ordered the construction of embankments to be thicker, and pavilions should be set up in every village.
He also ordered the people to plant trees and dig wells. As a result, the local elms and willows lined the road, and pedestrians no longer suffered from thirst.
Datong was isolated outside the Great Wall, and officials in Fushanxi were often out of reach. Yu Qian asked another censor to manage it, and collected all the fields privately reclaimed by the town's generals as official farmland to fund border defense expenses.
Yu Qian's kindness is far from popular, and the thieves in Taihang Mountain dare not show up because of this. In addition, Yu Qian is also very clean as an official.
At the beginning of Zhengtong, Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong, and Yang Pu presided over the government affairs of the cabinet, and they all attached great importance to Yu Qian. The matters requested by Yu Qian were all submitted in the morning and approved in the evening. They were all sponsored by the "Three Yangs".
When "Three Yang" died, the eunuch Wang Zhen began to take power, domineering, soliciting power and accepting bribes unscrupulously, all officials and ministers rushed to offer money to court.
During the court meeting, those who come to see Wang Zhen must offer a hundred taels of silver. If they can offer a thousand taels of silver, they will have to entertain wine and food, and return drunk.
And every time Yu Qian went to Beijing to play, he never brought any gifts. Someone persuaded him:
"You are not willing to send gold and silver treasures, can't you bring some local products?"
Yu Qian smiled casually, shook his two sleeves, and said:
"Only the breeze!"
He also specially wrote the poem "Entering Beijing" to express his ambition: silk handkerchiefs, mushrooms and incense sticks are a disaster for capital and civilian use.
After Yu Qian entered the court, he recommended Wang Lai and Sun Yuanzhen to participate in politics, and Li Xi, the political envoy, met Wang Zhen's instigation. He impeached Yu Qian because he was dissatisfied because he had not been promoted for a long time, and arbitrarily elected someone to replace him. Imprisoned for three months.
Later, when the people heard that Yu Qian was sentenced to death, the people were outraged and wrote a joint letter. Wang Zhen made up a reason for himself to step down, saying that there was a person named Yu Qian who had grudges against him in the past, and said that he was "Yu Qian" "It was a mistake with Yu Qian who was locked up, so Yu Qian was released, demoted to Dali Temple Shaoqing, and then imprisoned in Shanxi.
Officials and common people in Shanxi and Henan prostrated themselves in front of the palace gates, requesting thousands of Yu Qian to stay in office, and Zhou Wang, Jin Wang and other vassal kings also said the same, so Yu Qian was appointed governor again.
At that time, more than [-] refugees from Shandong and Shaanxi went to Henan to beg for food. Yu Qian asked for the relief of corn stored in Henan and Huaiqing.
He also asked Nianfu, the chief minister, to appease these people and give them fields, cattle and seeds. Li Lao supervised and managed them. He served for a total of 19 years. When his parents passed away, he was asked to go back to handle the funeral. .
In 1448 AD, Yu Qian was recalled to Beijing and served as the left servant of the Ministry of War, and his most popular deeds officially kicked off.
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