There were so many emperors in ancient times, it was inevitable that one or two outliers would appear, and Zhu Yijun of the Ming God Sect was the best example.
Since there have been emperors, there have been many diligent emperors and lazy emperors, but not many have been lazy to the point of the Mingshen Sect, at least in the thousands of years of history we know.
Ming Shenzong was the thirteenth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, he was the famous Wanli Emperor, who served as emperor for 48 years, but he was absent from work for 28 years, which was the laziest emperor.
We know that the ancients were very superstitious about ghosts and gods, and gods were invulnerable in their eyes, so the word god generally rarely appeared in the temple number, but the Ming Shen Sect got a temple number of "god", which had a lot to do with his decades of not going to the dynasty.
To a certain extent, the Ming Dynasty did not go to the dynasty for 28 years, and the Ming Dynasty not only did not die, but the lives of the people have improved, which is also a miracle, which is called "Shenzong", worthy of the name.
The laziness of the Myōjin Sect was not a day's work, in fact, he was still very diligent when he was a child. Emperor Mingshenzong was the third son of Emperor Mingmuzong Zhu Zaiyuan, and at that time his grandfather Emperor Jiajing was superstitious about Taoism, "secretly speaking of Chu Yi, those who are involved in a word die", so after Emperor Shenzong was born, no one dared to tell Jiajing this news, and even did not dare to give him a name.
Five years later, when a minister finally plucked up the courage to appoint the crown prince, Emperor Mingmuzong gave Emperor Shenzong the name "Zhu Yijun".
Mu Zong said, "Giving you the name Jun, means that the Holy King rules the world, just like the transformation of the instrument, which means very much, and you should never forget it." ”
Later, Emperor Muzong made Zhu Yijun crown prince. Zhu Yijun's birth mother Li Shi was originally a palace girl, she became a noble concubine with her son, she knew the truth that the mother relied on her son, and she understood that the prince was the foundation of the country, so the education of Zhu Yijun was very strict.
Every day on the fifth day, Li Shi would wake up Zhu Yijun and start studying after freshening up. If Zhu Yijun was a little slack and lazy, Li Shi would punish him for kneeling for not being able to stand up.
Under Li's strict discipline, Zhu Yijun grew older and more advanced, and when he grew up, he was very confident in his cultural literacy, and often proudly said: "I can read at the age of five!" ”
When Zhu Yijun was ten years old, Emperor Mingmuzong died of a serious illness, and he ascended the throne as emperor, changing the Yuan Wanli calendar for Emperor Mingshenzong.
Emperor Shenzong was young and his studies could not be abandoned, and after succeeding to the throne, he followed the advice of Zhang Juzheng, the first assistant of the cabinet, and went to the Mandarin Hall every day at the beginning of the sun to listen to confucians talk and read the scriptures. Then take a break, go back to the pulpit, and read the history books. After lunch, we returned to the palace. Only three, six, and nine days of the month can you not go to the lecture. In addition, even the mid-winter heat is uninterrupted.
Later, When Emperor Shenzong grew up and was able to personally govern, the so-called new official took office with three fires, and at first he was very interested and made a series of reform measures.
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However, from the seventeenth year of the Wanli Calendar, he did not go out of the palace, did not pay attention to the government, did not go to the suburbs, did not temple, did not go to the dynasty, did not see, did not approve, did not talk, even if the cabinet of the DPRK and the Central Committee left him, many ministers could not be promoted for decades, and some did not even know what the emperor looked like.
Although Emperor Shenzong did not go to the palace, there was no eunuch rebellion, no foreign relatives interfering in politics, and no traitors in charge, and the internal party struggle did not intensify, and the Ming court was not paralyzed, but still developed.