These were Zhu Yunying's true thoughts. He believed that certain forces should always be kept at a high level and guarded against, otherwise they would have the opportunity to grow stronger and might become a major threat to the Ming Dynasty.
Although Zhu Yunying was confined within the deep palace walls, his vision seemed to extend beyond the high palace walls, reaching across the vast land.
It's hard to say what will happen in the future; no one can guarantee what will happen. But Zhu Yunying was certain that he was constantly striving to govern the Ming Dynasty better.
He moved the capital, enfeoffed members of the imperial family, reformed the tax system, and implemented new policies. His cavalry galloped across the grasslands, and his fleet constantly explored the oceans... While making good use of civil officials, he also consistently restricted the civil service group. He trusted the military elites, but he also suppressed them quite a bit.
Developing Jingxiang to create a second Jiangnan-style rice and fish paradise, stationing troops in Liaodong, attempting to transform the Great Northern Wilderness, controlling Jiugang, and the influence of the Ming Dynasty began to increasingly extend to the Indochina Peninsula...
Zhu Yunying did a lot of things. He didn't know if he would lead the Ming Dynasty to greater prosperity, but he was certainly making continuous efforts.
Perhaps a dynasty lasting for ten thousand generations is unrealistic, but Zhu Yunying felt he had done his best, leaving his descendants a more prosperous and powerful dynasty. Or perhaps he also left behind some ideas for future generations to inherit.
The development of the Ming Dynasty was not the achievement of one person. Zhu Yunying simply stood on the shoulders of giants and worked hard to make the Ming Dynasty more prosperous and powerful.
His story, the story of the Ming Dynasty, is left for posterity to tell!
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