Zhao Pu, an official in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, served as a bachelor of imperial academy, assistant minister of rites, and official minister in the Wanli period, and finally became a unique figure in the Wanli period. Zhao Pu lived alone for ten years, which had a far-reaching influence on the historical process of the Ming Dynasty.
Zhao Pu's political background
Zhao Pu was born in the second year of Wanli, with a noble family background. Grandfather Zhao Yi is the governor of Liaodong, and father Zhao is a scholar. Zhao Pu was smart and studious since childhood, and was known as a "young genius". Jiajing was promoted in forty-six years, and later he was admitted to Jinshi. He used to be a bachelor of imperial academy, assistant minister of does, and official minister.
Zhao Pu's Political Career
Zhao Pu carried out a series of reform measures, such as "reporting system" and "performance evaluation system", during his tenure as an official's senior minister, which restricted the power of officials and improved their working ability. In addition, Zhao Pu has implemented the policy of "caring for people with facts", which has improved people's livelihood.
Zhao Pu's monophasic period
In the 20th year of Wanli, Zhao Pu was appointed as the only one and became the highest official in the imperial court. During Zhao Pu's independence, a series of reform measures were carried out, such as reforming the imperial examination system and strengthening the supervision of local officials, which restricted the power of officials and improved their working ability. In addition, Zhao Pu has implemented the policy of "caring for people with facts", which has improved people's livelihood.
The influence of Zhao Pu
Zhao Pu lived alone for ten years, which had a far-reaching influence on the historical process of the Ming Dynasty. The reform measures he carried out limited the power of officials, improved their working ability and had a positive impact on the political ecology of the Ming Dynasty. In addition, Zhao Pu also carried out the policy of "helping the people with real things", which improved people's livelihood and had a positive impact on the social and economic development of the Ming Dynasty.