The Tweeting Order and the Party Law

 

The Tweeting Order and the Party Law

 

Fang Shidi chatted with Agudengba and the coachman Azhuo about the "San Francisco Rebellion", so he naturally had more say.

Fang Shidi said:

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's father died in depression because of the abolition of vassals. It should be said that Liu Che kept this lesson in mind. In ancient China, the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties basically belonged to an alliance organization, similar to the current agency system. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he formally established the Qin State Group, which consisted of business departments, branches and offices (prefecture and county system). Only the group had legal person status, but other institutions did not. All financial and human rights were transferred to the head office, achieving a high degree of centralization. This was a major institutional change at the time.

When 16-year-old Liu Che took the CEO throne, the Han Dynasty Group, which had gone through Wenjing's rule, had entered a healthy development track, with social stability and people's peace of mind. However, as the subsidiaries grew larger and larger, the headquarters' control over the local areas became weaker and weaker. However, the executives at the headquarters were obsessed with the superficial peace and prosperity and began to be luxurious and corrupt.

Faced with such a situation, Liu Che fully learned from his father's failed experience in reducing vassal status. After gathering enough public support and talents, we took the first step to break the situation - launching the grace order.

After the death of the vassal king of each vassal state at that time, the eldest son inherited all the territory and power of his father as the heir, and other children did not receive any benefits. Zhu Fuyan, a senior assistant to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, proposed a new policy. The content was that with the consent of the emperor, the princes and kings could divide their fiefdoms into several parts and make their children marquis. The status of these princely states must be determined by the central government, and the territory of the princely states comes from the original vassal kingdoms. Once these princely states are established, they will no longer belong to the original kingdom, but will be transferred to nearby counties, which means they will be under the direct leadership of the central government.

The master named the name Tuen Ling - to promote the emperor's favor - under such a nice name, the vassal kings did not lose anything in name, but their absolute territory quickly changed from large to small. , fundamentally solving the problem of one dominant force.

With the smooth implementation of the first step, Liu Che gradually issued new regulations such as Zuoguan Law, Additional Benefit Law, and Party Law, further taking back local power.

The so-called A Dang law means that "if the princes and kings are guilty, Fu and Xiang do not report it, it is A Dang".

The A Party is a serious crime. Senior officials appointed by the central court to serve as Fu Hexiang in the princely kingdoms will be punished according to the crime of the A Party if the princes and kings have any wrongdoings that are not discovered in advance or reported to the central court. .

Liu Che, who sat on the throne of CEO, divided the internal forces of each subsidiary by issuing favor orders, and then used the Party Law to let the lower executives supervise each other, so that they had to choose to report first when faced with the "Prisoner's Dilemma", and finally put his son to death. The company's financial and personnel rights are centralized, and subsidiaries are turned into branches, and some subsidiaries are even turned into offices. Unknowingly, the ultimate goal of reducing the vassal status was achieved.

Agudengba smiled and said to the carriage driver A Zhuo: CEO Liu Che’s push order and party law seemed very familiar.

Fang Shidi said:

Unfortunately, Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty was not so lucky and made the same mistake as Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. Not long after he ascended the throne and the overall situation was unstable, he adopted the great scholar Fang Xiaoru's suggestion of reducing the vassalage, but was eventually driven away by his uncle Zhu Di without a trace. The vassal vassal was not achieved, but his throne was lost. What’s interesting is that in the new era, there are still some guys who haven’t read many books and are following this old path.

Fang Shidi sang a song "Lone Wolf":

 

There is a wolf king among the wolves,

The Wolf King sat on the throne,

Ambition is growing day by day,

Consider yourself supreme.

Internal fighting began among the wolves,

The greedy nature emerges.

Faced with internal and external troubles,

The wolf pack became divided.

The Wolf King controls the seven wolves,

This is only superficial.

Understand the nature of wolf nature,

The wolf king will eventually become a lone wolf.

Unless all wild wolves,

All evolved into dog slaves.