And, the more you check, the more you learn!

A large number of prefectural and county government offices have been shut down, and there is a shortage of officials and minor officials who cannot work at all.

Excluding those family members who were exempted from being sentenced together after the modification of the "Da Ming Law". Also excluding the minor offenders who paid fines and were exempted from jail because the cells were full. Currently, 1,274 people have been executed, 9,615 have been exiled, and 4,428 have been imprisoned (

Not all of them were officials, there were also many merchants and gentry who were surrendered.)

These are only the ones that have been decided, and a large number of cases are still being tried.

In all provinces, prefectures and counties across the country, officials are panic-stricken and cannot handle government affairs normally.

When everyone goes to work at the Yamen every day, the first thing they do is to read the Di newspaper. They slowly look through the newspaper to see which official has died again, mainly to see if there are any relatives of their own.

If he had not negotiated a truce with Jin Guo, Ju Ming would never dare to do this.

In order to reassure the officials, Ju Ming announced the revision of the "Da Ming Code" and notified the local authorities through official documents and official newspapers.

Which of these officials is not smart?

Many people have guessed the prince's intention, which is to kill a group of people in the founding of the country, clean up the country's officialdom, and correct the corrupt practices.

This year, the "Da Ming Code" was revised, and people were exiled or dismissed from office according to their household registration records.

After the official system improves, it is expected to be revised again. By then, one person will be responsible for the crime, and at most it will include parents, wives and children. Brothers should be fine.

The panicked officials finally felt a little relieved.
Chapter completed!