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The Relationship between the Party and Yan Party and Qi, Zhejiang and Chu in the Late Ming Dynasty
The first three parties appear. South Korean officials have divided several "parties" according to their place of origin. They are: the Qi Party of Shandong people and the Chu Party of Hubei people. Zhejiang People's Zhejiang Party. Zhejiang Party leaders Shen and Fang Congzhe successively served as cabinet records. During his administration, he attached himself to the royal family, respected his loved ones, made friends with eunuchs, and constantly refused to be an official; Important figures of Qi, Chu and Zhejiang schools all hold important positions. In order to stabilize their power position, they took attacking Lindong Party as their primary task, while Lindong Party members repeatedly seized each other's shortcomings and tried to split, which led to the famous party struggle in the late Ming Dynasty. In the end, after three cases of red pill, beating people and moving the palace, Lindong Party completely grasped the state affairs until the early days of the apocalypse.

Then came the Lindong Party, and Gu Xiancheng was dismissed by Emperor Wanli. He restored Donglin Academy, where Shi Yang gave lectures in the Song Dynasty, and gave lectures with Gao Panlong and Qian Yiben. Lindong satirizes state affairs and comments on officials. They demand a clean government, revitalize the management of officials, speak openly, eliminate the accumulated disadvantages of the ruling and opposition parties, and oppose corrupt officials bending the law. These thoughts of criticizing the current situation were widely sympathized and supported by the society at that time, and also strongly opposed by eunuchs and their dependent forces. The development and evolution of the political differences between them formed a fierce party struggle situation in the late Ming Dynasty. The opposition generally calls Lindong College "Lindong Party" because it holds lectures, and people in the government and the public who have relations with it or support sympathetic lectures.

Finally, the eunuch. During the apocalypse, eunuch Wei Zhongxian was favored by the emperor. Power poured over the world, forming the largest eunuch group since the Ming Dynasty. The whole society is under the dark rule of the eunuch party, and the atmosphere is deteriorating. In order to oppose the eunuch's autocracy, Lindong Party and the two factions launched a cruel party struggle. Eunuchs wantonly killed Lindong party member, when the Lindong Party armed forces in North Korea almost lost their lives. The factions represented by Zuo Guangdou, Yuan Huazhong, Wei Dazhong, Zhou Chaorui and Gu were martyred and called "six gentlemen". Later, Chongzhen acceded to the throne, killed Wei Zhongxian, decided to reverse his conviction and get rid of eunuchs, and Lindong Party made a comeback.

Party struggle in the late Ming Dynasty is really a very complicated matter, which can only be described simply. We can discuss it in private ... hope to adopt it. ...