Author(s)

Xiaobin Lv

Corresponding Author

Xiaobin Lv

Abstract

The traditional view is that the imperial power of the Ming Dynasty was more authoritarian, so that the monarchy and the ministers were humble, the monarchs were to be powers, and the ministers needed to fight for justice. Therefore, there was a lot of contradiction between the monarch and the court, and there was no agreement between the monarch and the minister. However, by studying the relevant literature, it is found that this situation is not absolute. In the Ming Dynasty, the remarks of the accomplices of the monarchs arbitrarily criticizing the fault of the monarchs, even though the emperor would deliberately cull these words, but the morale of the "software and perfection of the Qing Dynasty" is much stronger. Under the vision of imperial power in the Ming Dynasty, the monarch and the minister only established a relationship of mutual trust before they could talk about state governance.

Keywords

Ming Dynasty, Relationship Between Monarch and Minister, Fit, Imperial Politics, State Governance