Liu Bowen made great contributions to Zhu Yuanzhang's farmland. Why just call him Earl?

It is Zhu Yuanzhang's mercy that Liu Bowen can seal an earl. Aside from the conspiracy theory of Liu Bowen's death, it is reasonable for Zhu Yuanzhang to seal Liu Bowen, and there are other factors to take care of. Because the background of the prize is the beginning of the great cause, and the national framework has been established, Zhu Yuanzhang needs a united front, and good governance and good levy are the protagonists at this stage, and Liu Bowen belongs to the schemer. Moreover, the award is well-founded, and the size of the credit, the depth of qualifications, and the appeasement of the children of the fallen generals should all be considered. Therefore, Liu Bowen, as an old guard of the Yuan Dynasty, was not a clique of Huaixi, and his great achievements could not hide his lack of information. He doesn't need to be appeased. He was awarded the position of an earl and served as the chief inspector, and his "birthright" was impeccable.

The rule of law of Hongwu enfeoffment system "directly took Yuan Shundi from the teacher, expanded Timur's power, lost power, but surrendered without a fight." -"A Record of Ming Taizu"

In the third year of Hongwu (1370), the background of Zhu Yuanzhang's Dafeng hero was an expedition to the northwest. At that time, Timur led an army to attack Lanzhou. Zhu Yuanzhang asked the generals how to fight this battle. People agree that the Lanzhou problem can be solved by going straight to Huanglong. So, on the third day of the first month of that year, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Xu Da to be the general of Lu, the left deputy general, the right deputy general, Deng Yu the left deputy general, and Tanghe the right deputy general to levy desert. The war ended in June, and the people won't start rewarding figures until after the victory.

This time, I only raised the third class of Gong, Hou and Bo, but I didn't have an adopted son and the second class of Gong. I raised a sixth class, a twenty-eighth class and a second class. In addition to Li Shanchang, the leader of the civil service corps, others are Xu Da, Changmao, Li Wenzhong, Shengfeng and Deng Yu. That is to say, among the generals who made the expedition to Mobei, Tang He was not Qi Huangong, but Chang Mao was Qi Huangong, who was founded by his father Chang Yuchun. Isn't it strange that Chang Yuchun's exploits benefited his children? Sudden death in the army during the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains the year before last was a "work-related injury" anyway. Since only six dukes have been sealed, there is always one victim, that is Tanghe, and he can't squeeze out the first few! Zhu Yuanzhang found a reason to say that he was "in cahoots with me and made a lot of contributions, but he was addicted to alcohol, killing indiscriminately and not obeying the law." So I gave it to a marquis.

Twenty-eight years after the founding of the People's Republic of China: Tang He, Tang Shengzong, Lu Zhongheng, Zhou Dexing, Hua Yunlong, Gu Shi, Geng Bingwen, Guo Xing, Wang Zhi, Zheng Yuchun, Fei Ju, Zhao Yong, Wu Liang, Zhen Wu, Zhao Yong, Liao Yongzhong, Yu,, Yang Jing, Kang Duo (Kang Maocai Zi), Zhu Liangzu, Fu Youde and Zhao Yong.

The two Ors are Liu Bowen and Wang Guangyang, and Gong Bo Ba can't actually embody the law of enfeoffment system, but Zhu Yuanzhang's thought of enfeoffment system can only be embodied in 28 days. According to Zhu Yuanzhang's own words, "all the ranks of this title are set by me, public and selfless." So how did Zhu Yuanzhang achieve selflessness? Speaking of the hero of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the concept of "Twenty-four in Huaixi" is indispensable, that is, on the first day of the first month of the fourteenth year of Yuan (1354), Zhu Yuanzhang left Haozhou and went to Dingyuan for development alone.