[How poor can the Zhu Ming sect's room be] The number of good people in the clan is a minority, most of them are indeed miserable, there are many people who are over thirty years old and cannot be married, there are those who have no money to bury after ten years of death, and there are beggars

[How poor can the Zhu Ming clan be] The good life of the clan is a small minority, most of them are indeed miserable, there are many people who are over thirty years old and cannot be married, there are those who have no money to bury after ten years of death, there are beggars in the city, there are beggars, there are exiles, and there are roads of starvation. Although the name is a clan room, the suffering is very poor, and there is no way to complain.

　　Because the Lumi of the imperial court could not be sent down at all, most of the clans were poor, and in this case, many clans began to commit adultery, especially the clan below the Fengguo general.

　　Most of the local clan kings turned a blind eye, and the three dharma divisions did not dare to play together, resulting in the gang of clans who had no food to eat in some places becoming "privileged" thieves and professional households.

　　In the final Ming Dynasty, there were six rebellions in the clan office, the Jing Dynasty of the King of Yan, the Rebellion of the King of Xuande Han, the Rebellion of the King of Jingtai Guangtong, the Rebellion of the King of Zhengde Anhua and the King of Ning, the first 5 of which were all chaotic due to ambition, but the 6th Fengguo general Zhu Congzhuo was an outlier, because he could not afford to eat.

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This Fengguo general Zhu Congzhuo was the sixth grandson of Ming Taizu's thirteenth son, The King, and because his family was too poor to open the pot, he ran to grab the luggage of the prefect Liu Yong, and was sentenced by Jiajing to a heavy punishment of depriving him of one year's lu food.

　　Zhu Cong, who originally had no Lumi, was anxious, and even contacted a group of clans to prepare to kill the Daiwang and the zhenfu minister, colluding with the Mongol Tatars to enter the border, but unfortunately they were captured and suppressed by the border soldiers on the way out.