Quick Transmigration Goldfinger Trialist

At Qihe College, at the historical debate, the greatest hero in Pingde's prosperity——Princess Anrong or Empress Pingde?

This indoor friendly debate has just begun.

The students in the class were divided into groups freely, some supported Princess Anrong, and some supported Empress Pingde.

Now it's up to Party A to speak!

As the class leader who presides over the debate, he reached out his hand and gestured to the left side, who immediately stood up and said:

Our point of view is that the greatest hero of Pingde's prosperity is naturally Empress Pingde. This should be beyond doubt. After all, the nearly hundred years of prosperity was called Pingde's prosperity, not Anrong's prosperity!

Princess Anrong died in the thirteenth year of Pingde.

Empress Pingde died in the 80th year of Pingde.

Empress Pingde’s life carried through the entire Pingde Prosperity, while Princess An Rong passed away within a few years of the Pingde Prosperity, so at most we can only admit that she contributed a lot to the Pingde Prosperity, but the biggest hero , Princess Anrong is absolutely inferior to Empress Pingde!

“We do not agree with this point of view.

The prosperity of Pingde was named after Pingde, not because Empress Pingde's credit surpassed that of Princess Anrong, but because she was an empress, and the historical convention is to use the year name as the name of the prosperity, which has nothing to do with her credit.

Without the contribution of Princess Anrong, it would be a question of whether Empress Pingde would be able to secure the throne, let alone create a prosperous world. Anyone who has studied history knows very well that the events before and after Princess Anrong made her move Pingde dynasty, what a world of difference!

Before Princess Anrong contributed high-yielding grain seeds and fine livestock breeds, the entire Pingde Dynasty could be said to be adrift. According to statistics, in just three years, there were more than 18 rebellions in various places. Not only were there many disputes among the people, but also There are many officials who directly hang their crowns and leave.

Empress Pingde's throne is very unstable.

However, after Princess Anrong contributed high-yield grain seeds and excellent livestock breeds, the entire Pingde Dynasty quickly stabilized. When the people praised Princess Anrong's achievements, they stopped talking about her and even praised her.

And in just three years.

It has achieved a solid warehouse and sufficient food and clothing.

He has achieved countless generations of emperors in the past, and tried hard to strive for it, but there has been no achievement that can be achieved!

Isn't this the credit of Princess Anrong?

So our point of view is that Princess Anrong is the greatest hero in Pingde Shengshi, and no one can replace her!

After all, it was just the beginning, so the tone of Party B's debate was quite calm, basically telling the credit of Princess Anrong and their views in a straightforward manner.

And then, of course, Party A's second argument appeared:

I don't agree with Party B's point of view. Empress Pingde's great talent is roughly recorded in history books. Even without the contribution of Princess Anrong, she can still create Pingde's prosperity. At most, the speed is not so fast, and the specific prosperity may not Not so prosperous.

What Princess Anrong has done can only be regarded as icing on the cake, and in essence it does not affect the emergence of Pingde's prosperous age. After all, Empress Pingde has continuously encouraged women to come out to work, go to school, take imperial examinations and become officials.

It can be regarded as releasing half of the feudal society from being restrained by ethics and can't get the productivity that can be exerted!

This half of labor productivity is released.

How could it be impossible to create a prosperous world?

The prosperous times of all dynasties are all due to the emperor's own talents and abilities, he followed the correct policy path, and at the same time gave his ministers and people room to play.

This is how prosperity can be created.

No matter how great the contribution of Princess Anrong is, without the help of Empress Pingde to promote it in an all-round way, I am afraid that until the day of her death, it may be difficult to promote high-yielding grain seeds and high-quality livestock varieties nationwide. How do the contributions of the two compare.

So my point of view is still-

Empress Pingde is the greatest hero in the prosperous age.

We feel that Party A's understanding of productivity may be too one-sided, and Empress Pingde can create a prosperous Pingde even without the help of Princess Anrong.

It is too taken for granted.

According to the data of countless dynasties in the past, when Empress Pingde came to the throne, it was already in the middle and late stages of the dynasty, that is, it was the process of a feudal dynasty from its peak to decline. has entered into decline.

Even the best dynasties developed.

At most, it is the ZTE stage.

I hope that the students of Party A will remember that throughout her life, Empress Pingde failed to curb a series of common problems in feudal dynasties such as land annexation, and failed to improve social productivity through technological means.

When the problem of land output cannot be solved, the so-called release of women's productivity is really ridiculous. If the productivity of the whole society has not been improved, and land mergers have not been suppressed at all, so little women's productivity What is the use?

Is it possible to grow a few acres of land or a few more female officials?

Many historians have already analyzed that the foundation of Pingde's prosperity lies in the increase in food production, the reduction in food prices, and the fact that less land can feed more people.

To a certain extent, the consequences of land mergers have been curbed. Even if many people do not have land, they can afford to buy food, eat food, and not starve to death. On this basis, a large amount of labor force has been released and started to go to other industries. Development, with the enlightenment of industrialization.

Without those high-yield grains and high-quality livestock, Empress Pingde would not have created a prosperous Pingde, but I am afraid that she would have to do her best to relieve the disaster.

If you don't believe me, you can check the natural disasters during the Pingde period.

If it weren't for the emergence of thousands of catties of grain per mu, those natural disasters alone would have starved to death, and I don't know how many uprisings and rebellions would have been set off. Let alone the prosperous age, it would be good if they didn't perish at the hands of Empress Pingde.

So our point of view is that Pingde Shengshi was developed based on the contribution of Princess Anrong.

There is no high-yielding grain variety of Princess Anrong.

There would be no Pingde prosperity!

Party B's second debate continued to be decisive, and it was short of presenting the facts, reasoning, and using data to state its own point of view.

Our side...

Party A's three debates got stuck for a while, because he really couldn't think of Empress Pingde's other great contributions.

We admit that even without the contribution of Princess Anrong, Empress Pingde should have been able to make some achievements.

But the results made are definitely quite limited.

Because Princess Anrong's contribution to high-yield grain varieties has exceeded the limitations of the times. When it comes to the size of the contribution, the core point of distinction should be whether it is irreplaceable.

Many of Empress Pingde's actions are replaceable.

Including the promotion of high-yielding grain varieties and the like.

Anyone with a brain will promote it.

However, Princess Anrong is irreplaceable. This distinction alone is enough to prove that Princess Anrong is far more important than Empress Pingde, and she is the biggest contributor.

At the end of the three debates, the outcome was clear at a glance.