The emperor protects the country, where does the country come from?

This sentence was later made up by netizens themselves, and was taken from what Judy said to ministers during the victory of the Northern Expedition.

The original text is: "China's position is superior to the past, controlling the north of China, the south island and the west, and the outside world. There is no affinity between the Han and Tang Dynasties, no thin coins in the Song Dynasty, and no gifts from brothers and enemies. "

The emperor protected the country and the king died, which is a summary of many historical events in the Ming Dynasty. After Judy moved the capital to Beijing, Beijing was close to Mongolia, her arch-rival at that time. Moving the capital was described as the son of heaven protecting the country.

Chongzhen, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, never abandoned the emperor and fled when the national disaster was imminent, and was called the king of national subjugation by later generations.

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Compared with the Tang Dynasty. During the Anshi Rebellion and Huang Chao Uprising, both Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Tang Xizong abandoned their capital and fled south to Shu. There was never such an example in the Ming Dynasty. As we all know, one of the reasons why Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty moved his capital from Nanjing to Beijing was that the so-called "son of heaven protected the country". When he was invaded, Ming Chengzu personally protected the country at the front.

When Emperor Chongzhen was in Beijing, the situation was very critical. He was advised to move the capital, but he didn't go. He was advised to go and escape to Nanjing, but he didn't escape. He hanged himself in Jingshan Park and was loyal to his country. This is a far cry from the fact that Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty was desperate twice to cause Beijing people to flee from Beijing, and Emperor Puyi of the late Qing Dynasty dragged out an ignoble existence and recognized the thief as his father from the Japanese invaders.