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In Chinese history, the Ming Dynasty's Nanbeibang case was a highly controversial event, which not only left a strong mark in the history of the imperial examination, but also profoundly reflected the regional contradictions and political games in the society at that time. Today, we will dissect the inside story of this historical event, hoping to give readers a deeper understanding of this.
In the thirtieth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1397), an imperial examination sparked unprecedented controversy. In this year's examination, Liu Sanwu, Bai Xinju and others served as the chief examiners, and the 52 Jinshi finally admitted were all southerners, and none of the northern scholars were on the list. This result aroused strong dissatisfaction among students in the north, who went to the imperial court to accuse the imperial examination of fraud.
At the heart of the controversy: the re-examination found no fraud, a result that further angered the students in the north, who accused Liu Sanwu and others of deliberately favoring southerners and bullying the monarch.
The reason why the North-South list case is so controversial is rooted in regional discrimination and the victims of political games
As the main way to select talents in ancient China, the fairness of the imperial examination is very important. However, in the social context at that time, the imperial examination was often affected and interfered with by various factors, and it was difficult to truly achieve fairness and justice.
Let's see what netizens think about this
In fact, it can also be unified, the so-called east-west gap between the north and the south, is there a big gap between urban and rural areas?
Jiangsu try, the test paper is difficult to compare
You said that Zhao Kuangyin was the first to run out and oppose it
Together, there are two benefits, and fighting is two injuries
It's the exclusion of dissidents, forming a party for personal gain [covering his face]
The case of the North and South List is that those Confucian students in Jiangnan saw that Zhu Yuanzhang was dying and wanted to test it
Behind the Southern Civil Bureaucracy were the Jiangnan gentry
The clothes of the two Jin Dynasty crossed to the south
The Central Plains is also the north
What about Hebei and Henan
Looking at how Zhu Biao and the others died, they just wanted to move the capital to the detriment of the interests of the Jiangnan Shi clan
That's what you think, all the 15,000 soldiers in the Battle of the Fishing Sea sat with Lan Yu
Otherwise, you're looking at outsiders
You're talking about the feudal imperial system, not the national system
can't run away, and there is only a little bit of territory left when Nanming is behind, and he is still fighting in the house
Don't say that. Someone is going to jump out and quarrel again, endlessly, especially recently when the college entrance examination score comes out, it's easier to quarrel
Grades in college do not serve as proof of IQ, and sometimes the opposite is true, and college grades only prove self-discipline
The relocation of the capital is inevitable, it has nothing to do with what you said, Zhu Yuanzhang is also going to move the capital.