The Supervisors and Yan Song in Ming Dynasty
Cai Ming-lun
Abstract
Cai Ming-lun
Abstract
In the late period of Jia-jing Reign,Yan Song had usurped authority for more than twenty years and the supervisors' impeachment and fight against him had never stopped.Emperor Jia-jing disliked those supervisors and their advice,but Yan Song was good at pleasing the emperor.Owing to Yan Song's evil-minded attack,many supervisors were severely suppressed.The endless fight between the supervisors and Yan Song in Jia-jing's time is a turning point of the relationship between supervisors and Cabinet ministers in Ming Dynasty.From then on,the conflict between the two groups became increasingly intensified,which greatly influenced the fall of Ming Dynasty.
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In the late period of Jia-jing Reign,Yan Song had usurped authority for more than twenty years and the supervisors' impeachment and fight against him had never stopped.Emperor Jia-jing disliked those supervisors and their advice,but Yan Song was good at pleasing the emperor.Owing to Yan Song's evil-minded attack,many supervisors were severely suppressed.The endless fight between the supervisors and Yan Song in Jia-jing's time is a turning point of the relationship between supervisors and Cabinet ministers in Ming Dynasty.From then on,the conflict between the two groups became increasingly intensified,which greatly influenced the fall of Ming Dynasty.
Key concepts: Emperor, Reign, Cabinet (room), Impeachment, Period (music), Ancient history, History, Law