Mao Ji Dense Don't Draft Research

Mao Ji(1463-1545), another name is Weizhi who is the Ming Dynasty people is the Shandong province of Yexian(now Laizhou).He career ChengHua,HongZhi,ZhengDe and JiaJing toward the Ming Dynasty, is a minister of state.<Mi Wu Gao>is the instruments of himself collection of the memorials documents to the court,including memorial,title of this and’Jietie’.Involving the public affairs ofZhengDe late and JiaJing the early. A total of56articles, twenty thousand words. Rich in content and the historical value is high. It is a Ming Dynasty Cabinet Minister left us a history of literature and worthy of study.The conclusions of this thesis is:hair discipline of their duties cell dedicated to the emperor sycophantic bureaucracy. Mao Ji’s life is worthy of recognition. Close Do not issued on a book, which covers more comprehensive of all political, military, legal, economic, social, livelihood, culture are all there. Thus, Mao Ji Duiguo home to make some contribution.Grand Ceremony "event is one of the major events in the Ming Dynasty. In this thesis, its also been involved,"Grand Ceremony" event academia divergent views. Some people think that the common work results in many aspects of forces of the Queen Mother, the eunuch, the Cabinet, the Emperor, I agree with this statement, because an event happens for many reasons. This article does not deal with specific of the Great Ritual, we focus only want to outline the hair discipline,"Grand Ceremony" event location, as well as the political situation of a person. Mao Ji, after all, is a political figure, for such figures, we only explore the political trends of his time, in order to truly understand its people. What’s more, I uphold the point of view is: Mao Ji in Retirements, still on the "Grand Ceremony" to heart, and both want to stick to their views, but also afraid of imperial power on their own continue to suppress, this situation deserves our understanding, the secret is not issued on "can be seen as a historic document in the spirit of liberation.