Zhu Di is ruthless, and Zhu Biao's descendants are miserable
1.Li Jinglong, the Duke of Cao Guo, and Zhu Lu, the king of the valley, opened the Jinchuan Gate on June 13, 1402, and let them enter the Jingnan army outside the city, among the two, Li Jinglong's father was the nephew of Zhu Yuanzhang, and the king of the valley was the nineteenth son of Lao Zhu.
Now, they choose to give up Zhu Yunwen and turn to Zhu Di. When Zhu Di rode his horse into the Jinchuan Gate, he did two things: first, he sent an envoy into the palace to invite the Empress Dowager Lu to come to the military camp to meet him; Secondly, he sent a thousand elite cavalry, led by the Jurchen eunuch Liu Tong, to urgently set off to rescue Zhu Lu, the king of Zhou, and Zhu Yu, the king of Qi, who were imprisoned by the imperial court.
2.On June 13, 1402, Li Jinglong and King Gu jointly opened the Jinchuan Gate and let them into the Jingnan army outside the city. Among the two, Li Jinglong's father is Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew, and Gu Wang is Zhu Yuanzhang's nineteenth son.
Now, they have given up on Zhu Yunwen and are ready to take refuge in Zhu Di. When Zhu Di rode his horse into the Jinchuan Gate, he did two things: first, he sent an envoy to invite the Empress Dowager Lu to come to the barracks; Secondly, he sent a thousand elite cavalry, led by the Jurchen eunuch Liu Tong, to urgently set off to rescue Zhu Lu, the king of Zhou, and Zhu Yu, the king of Qi, who were imprisoned by the imperial court.
3.On June 13, 1402, Li Jinglong, the Duke of Cao, and Zhu Lu, the King of the Valley, opened the Jinchuan Gate and let the Jingnan army outside the city enter the Jingshi. Among these two, Li Jinglong's father, Li Wenzhong, the king of Wujing in Qiyang, is the nephew of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding ancestor of the country, and the king of Gu is the nineteenth son of Lao Zhu.
Now, they have given up the original emperor Zhu Yunwen and are ready to take refuge in Zhu Di, the former king of Yan, the fourth son of Taizu. When Zhu Di, a proud Yanshu man, rode a horse into Jinchuan Gate, he did two things: first, he sent people into the palace and invited the Empress Dowager Lu to come to the military camp to see him; Secondly, he ordered the Jurchen eunuch Liu Tong to lead a thousand elite cavalry and set off urgently to rescue Zhu Lu, the king of Zhou, and Zhu Lu, the king of Qi, who were imprisoned by the imperial court.
In the stills of Li Jinglong and Zhu Lu, the city gate was breached, and the general trend has gone. In desperation, Empress Dowager Lu came to the Jingnan army. Zhu Di saw the imperial sister-in-law, saluted her and explained to her the reason for his army.
The wood has become a boat, and it is useless to say more, Empress Dowager Lu looked at Zhu Di calmly, and never said a word. On her way back to the palace, a thick black smoke came out from the direction of Fengtian Temple, and the emperor had been martyred.
The Jingnan soldiers approached Jinchuan Gate and sent people to greet the Queen Mother. After the Queen Mother arrived in the army, Zhu Di saluted again and explained the reason for his army. The Queen Mother did not say any comforting words and returned.
When she returned to the palace, the palace was already **. A few days later, Zhu Di ascended the throne as emperor in Fengtian Temple, abolished the Jianwen era name, and changed it to the 35th year of Hongwu. For his nephew, Zhu Di intends to take a gradual approach.
The cavalry led by Liu Tong was nominally to rescue the kings of Zhou and Qi, but in fact carried out a brutal purge of the palace. The life and death of Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen and Empress Ma, as well as the whereabouts of the crown prince Zhu Wenkui, have become unsolved mysteries.
In any case, now that Zhu Di, the king of Yan, has become the emperor, the nightmare of Zhu Biao's descendants has begun.
Zhu Di asked the ministers in the court for their opinions on Zhu Yunwen's funeral. Hanlin said that Wang Jing firmly suggested that he should be buried with the rites of the Son of Heaven. Zhu Di considered winning people's hearts, agreed to Wang Jing's suggestion, and held a funeral on June 20, leaving the dynasty for three days.
Subsequently, the Yan army conducted a search of the Jingshi, and most of the former ministers loyal to Emperor Jianwen were arrested. On June 25, Zhu Di issued an order to kill the so-called "traitor of Jianwen".
At the end of the first stage, Jianwen's loyal ministers had been wiped out, and Zhu Di began to deal with the descendants of the Ming Changfang. On June 26, the twenty-second son of Taizu, An Wangying, was ordered to move the tablet of Zhu Biao's god from the Taimiao and still placed it in the Yiwen Mausoleum.
After Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, he posthumously honored Zhu Biao as Emperor Xiaokang, and the temple number was Xingzong, and the god of the temple was enjoyed.
After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he changed the fourth year of Jianwen to the thirty-fifth year of Hongwu, indicating that he believed that he inherited the throne from Zhu Yuanzhang. Therefore, Zhu Biao's status as an emperor was no longer recognized, and his original wife, Empress Xiaokang, Chang, was also re-named the crown princess of Jingyi.
In addition, according to the provisions of the "Emperor's Ancestral Teachings", the eldest son of the crown prince was named the crown prince's grandson, and the other children were named county kings. Now that Zhu Biao has been re-named the crown prince of Yiwen, the titles of his children also need to be adjusted accordingly.
On July 12, Zhu Biao's step-concubine Lu was deposed of the status of empress dowager, but still retained the title of crown princess of Emperor Yiwen, the imperial sister-in-law. Her third son, Zhu Yunxi, the king of Wu, was demoted to the king of Guangze and went to live in Zhangzhou, Fujian.
The fourth son, King Heng, Zhu Yunxi, was demoted to King Huaien and moved to Jianchang Mansion, Jiangxi. The fifth son, King Xu Zhu Yunxi, was demoted to King Fuhui and moved to Yiwen Cemetery with his mother Lü.
The Record adds that these measures were taken on the same day as the decree was received and immediately executed. It is speculated that Zhu Biao's eldest daughter, Princess Jiangdu, was also demoted to the lord of Jiangdu on the same day.
At the same time, Zhu Yunwen's second son, Zhu Wengui, may also be sent to the Guang'an Palace in Fengyang, the central capital, on the same day for solitary confinement. Core idea: The rewritten copy retains the core idea of the original text, that is, Zhu Biao's step-concubine Lu and her three sons were demoted, and all the demotion measures were implemented on the same day.
At the same time, it is speculated that Zhu Biao's eldest daughter, Princess Jiangdu, and Zhu Yunwen's second son, Zhu Wengui, may also be demoted and imprisoned on the same day. The rephrased copy is more concise and clear, conveying the same message.
On September 10, Zhu Yunxi, the king of Guangze, and Zhu Yunxi, the king of Huaien, returned to Beijing by edict. Subsequently, Zhu Di abolished the two as concubines on the charge of "not being able to assist his brother", and at the same time held a ceremony for Princess Yan Xu to be canonized as the queen.
In this farce, the new laughs and the old cries. On the eighth day of the first month of March in the first year of Yongle (1403 AD), the county lord of Jiangdu died, and his guest Geng Xuan (the son of Geng Bingwen, the founding father of Changxing) died of illness due to the death of the county lord.
Geng Bingwen's younger brother Geng Xuan, the governor of the rear army, was also killed. Poor Geng Bingwen, the founding father, died in battle, but his descendants were killed by Zhu Di.
Zhu Di suppressed Chang Yuchun, the king of Zhongwu in Kaiping, and demolished his cemetery. Except for Zhu Yunxi, the king of Fuhui, all the descendants of Zhu Biao were disposed of. Zhu Di renamed Zhu Yunxi as the king of Ouning, and was responsible for the sacrificial work of Yiwenling to preserve the incense of the Zhu Biao family.
Zhu Di's stills look beautiful, right? However, in December of the fourth year of Yongle (1406 AD), a sudden fire took Zhu Yunxi's life.
This Ou Ning King has outstanding intelligence and has always been feared by his fourth uncle Zhu Di. As for who exactly started this fire, everyone has their own opinion. Zhu Biao had five sons, but the fire made him heirless.
In the fourteenth year of Yongle (1416 AD), Zhu Lu, the king of the valley, re-branded the banner of Zhu Yunwen, the emperor of Jianwen, and prepared to rebel. This made Zhu Di very shocked, he decided to summon the king of Gu to Jingshi to ask for the guilt, and the princes outside such as Shu King Zhu Chun, Su Wang Zhu Hao, Liao King Zhu Zhi, Qing King Zhu Chang, Ning Wang Zhu Quan, Shen Wang Zhu Mo, An Wang Zhu Ying, Jin King Zhu Jixi, Chu Shizi Zhu Mengyan and other foreign princes successively summoned the Beijing division to discuss Zhu Lu's crimes.
On the sixth day of the first month of February, Zhu Lu, the king of the valley, was deposed as a concubine because of rebellion, and was sent to Xin'anwei in Zhili to be imprisoned, and his guards and the chief history department and other yamen were dismissed. The rebellion of the Valley King made Zhu Di deeply reflect on his previous clan policies.
In March of that year, Zhu Di took remedial measures and named Zhu Biao's second daughter as the lord of Yilun, and ordered Yu Li, a hundred households of Jinyi Wei, to be the doctor of Zhongfeng and the guest of honor of the Zongren Mansion, and marry the lord of Yilun to him.
Zhu Biao died in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu (1392 AD), even if the lord of Yilun is a widowed daughter, she is already 25 years old this year, Zhu Di watched her niece become an old girl, and she also regretted it very much in her heart.
On September 17 of that year, Zhu Yunxi died at the age of 40. Zhu Di said on the surface, "I have forgiven you, how can you be too harsh on your relatives", and ordered him to be buried with etiquette.
Zhu Biao's wife Chang gave birth to two sons, the eldest son Zhu Xiongying died young, and the second son was Zhu Yunxi. According to the order of course, after Zhu Biao's death, Zhu Yunxi should be the first choice for the emperor's grandson.
However, Zhu Yuanzhang was worried that the young Zhu Yunxi would not be able to suppress his own uncle Liangguo Gong Lan Yu and other arrogant generals, and while establishing Zhu Yunxi as the emperor's grandson, he also created the last big case of the Hongwu Dynasty, the Lan Yu case.
Both Zhu Yunxi and Zhu Di are very sensitive to Zhu Yunxi's identity. Although Zhu Yunwen named his younger brother the king of Wu, he did not let him go to Hangzhou to become a vassal domain. As for Zhu Di, he has no excuse to make excuses and depose Zhu Yunxi as a concubine.
And the Ming Dynasty historian Shen Defu believes that after the rebellion of King Gu, the death of Zhu Yunxi that followed was actually Zhu Di's attempt to eradicate future troubles. At that time, Jianwen's second brother was only alive with Shuren Yunxi, and since Zhu Di launched this operation, the obituary of that year came out.
Because Zhu Di was worried that there would be outlaws who would take advantage of this again, he had to get rid of him. - Wanli Ye was edited and supplemented by Volume 1 In general, neither Zhu Biao nor Zhu Yuanzhang probably thought that so many changes would happen after their deaths.
Zhu Biao's early death turned the Wuxun group that was originally left to him into a sharp blade that threatened the imperial grandson. And when Zhu Yuanzhang swept away this group of arrogant soldiers, he cheapened Zhu Di, the king of Yan, who had heavy troops.
Zhu Biao's five sons, the eldest son Zhu Xiongying died young, the second son Zhu Yunwen, the third son Zhu Yunxi, the fourth son Zhu Yunxi, the fifth son Zhu Yunxi, and even the eldest daughter Jiangdu County Lord all died in a mystery, and I am afraid it was not a good death.
Zhu Biao, known as the most powerful crown prince in history, probably never imagined that his descendants would be treated so miserably at the hands of his fourth brother Zhu Di. Time also, life also.