First, in July of the fourth year of Qin Long (1570), Chen Yiqin, a college student and a veteran of the imperial government, was a little suspicious of the high arch. Seeing that it was too arrogant in the cabinet, he was afraid that he would be at a loss, so he bravely withdrew and led the disease away. Soon, Zhao Zhenji, a college student in charge of Duchayuan, regretted taking the exam because of his high arch and had to stop. High arch, and tilt, Qiu Mensheng, in China and South Korea illegally Yongheng. Also resisted Zhang's illegal arch. Zhu Zaihou's high arch made Zhao Zhenji an official as soon as possible. Zhao Zhenji was in charge of the official department of the Cabinet because of his high arch, and his power was no less than that of the Prime Minister. He asked Li Chunfang to find and take charge of Douchayuan to curb the high arch, and Li Chunfang agreed. After leaving, I was uneasy. Because there was a gap between Xu Jie and Gao, I took a leave of absence and returned to the field in May of five years (157 1).
Gao Gong took over the first slap and became more and more arrogant. At that time, Yin Shizhen entered the cabinet to assist the government. Yin Shizhen was also a colleague of Gao Gong when he was in Yufu. Because he did not compromise with Gao Gong, he could not be promoted for a long time. After joining the cabinet, Gao Gong was unhappy. After someone illegally Zhang Siwei, the confidant of Gao Gong, Gao Gong suspected that it was directed by Yin Shizhen and threatened Han. Yin Shizhen couldn't bear it, and criticized Gong Dao in front of the Cabinet: "If you chase Chen Gong first, then Zhao Gong, then Gong Li, then me. If you can grow this seat? " Say unexpectedly fist hit high arch. In November of the fifth year of Qin Long (156 1), Yin Shizhen was also deported. In this way, except for Zhang, Lao Fu was completely excluded from the high arch. High arch ranks among the best, bossing around, specializing in national players.
When Gao Gong worked with Zhang, imperial academy met and shared the same interests, hoping to join the cabinet to assist the country in the future. But on the same day when Emperor Jiajing died, Xu Jie, the court record at that time, only asked his disciple Zhang to write Jiajing's testamentary edict, without informing his opponent, Gao Gong, that they had an argument. In addition, the confidants who stayed for five years rumored that Zhang had accepted a bribe of 32,000 pieces of silver from Xu Jie in order to save his three sons, and the misunderstanding between them was increasing day by day. Zhang secretly formed an alliance with eunuchs who were dissatisfied with the high arch.
In the first month of the sixth year of Qin Long (1572), he entered the polar palace with high arch as the pillar of the country. However, he is more bossy. In addition, his favorite students, such as Han Ji, run around the door day and night, full of tricks, specializing in opera, which everyone hates. At the beginning, Gao Gong still held the Qing Dynasty. But then he became extravagant. He often says to people, "What can I do if I don't give it for daily use?" Disciples and subordinates heard about it and rushed to offer it, "take it and gather it", so there was a lot of discussion. Wang Wenhui, the suggestion, sneered at current events, saying that the words were high and high, so as to make up for Ningxia's troubles. Shang and Liu Fenyong also tried to correct the arch and gave Uncle Cao ten things to resist the infidelity of the arch. Among them, Gao Gong has the right to retaliate, refuse kindness, overstep relatives and friends, and open the door to bribery. Zhu Zaihou wouldn't listen. Both of them were appointed outside the office.
In May of that year, he was critically ill and called Gao Gong, Zhang, Gao Yi and other ministers to take care of his life. Mu Zong held Gao Gong's hand and said, "Let the world get tired." . After Zhu Zaihou's death, due to the testamentary edict, Gao Gong planned to launch Liao Bai to expel Feng Bao, and the two sides formally fought a decisive battle.
After Ming Shenzong acceded to the throne, the "big companion" instructed by Zhang was a sentence that the eunuch once said in the cabinet in front of the imperial concubine and Queen Chen, "How can a ten-year-old prince rule the world!" Change it to "how to be a master for a ten-year-old child." Claiming that Gao Gong had established a captaincy, the imperial concubine and Empress Chen were stunned. In the early morning of June 16, "call the cabinet, five houses and six departments." At the meeting, Wang Zhen, the eunuch, read a message: "Today, the university students are autocratic and good at politics, and they have taken all the Fu Wei of the imperial court and banned the emperor from taking charge. I wonder what he wants. My mother and son were frightened and fidgety. Go back to your hometown with a high arch and be idle. " To dismiss the official, Gao Gong was "as white as ashes" after hearing the decree, and "sweating like rain, he couldn't get up". Zhang lifted the handle up from behind. He also created the Wang incident in an attempt to murder Gao Gong. Fortunately, thanks to the efforts of Ge Shouli, an official minister, Zhang's "comfort the book and stop" high arch was spared.
In the fifth year of Wanli (1577), Zhang went back to his hometown in Jiangling, Hubei Province to bury his father, passed by Gao Gong's hometown and made a special trip to visit Gao Gong. When they met, they hid their faces and wept, feeling deeply. On his deathbed, Gao Gong wrote four volumes of "Last Words on His Sick Bed", describing Zhang's collusion with Feng to seize the position of Huiji, describing Zhang as a sinister and vicious figure, and denouncing Zhang's "playing the lute with his fingers pinched".
In December of the sixth year of Wanli (1578), Gao Gong died at home and was buried in Lao Fen Village, Jinge, the northern suburb of the county. In the seventh year of Wanli (1579), it was presented to the restoration officials with the title of "Great decline, Hokuriku as a vassal, and great contribution". After Zhang's death, his dying words were published and circulated in Beijing and Guangzhou, which catalyzed the liquidation of Zhang by Emperor Wanli.
In the 30th year of Wanli (1602), Gao Gong was offered as a surname, Wen Xiang, posthumous title, and his son Gao Wu Guan was the treasurer.