In the battle of Jingnan, Zhu Yunwen, the great grandson of Qin Shihuang, was taken away from the throne by his uncle.
Zhu Yunwen, the second son of Zhu Biao, Prince of Wen Yi, and the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of Ming Dynasty. 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang made his eldest son, Zhu Biao, a prince. Although Judy, the fourth son, is more suitable to be emperor, he is determined to set an example and establish the tradition of the eldest son's inheritance, so as to make the country immortal and end the struggle for succession to the throne. But I never imagined that Zhu Biao died at the age of 37, so according to the truth, the eldest son should be the eldest son in his absence, but Zhu Biao's eldest son Zhu Xiongying died young, so the second grandson Zhu Yunwen 16 became the legal heir.
Five years later, at the age of 2 1, Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne for his sake. Wen Jian, the young emperor, was bookish, gentle and mismanaged. If he was born in an ordinary family, or he could be a civil servant in imperial academy, he could live a stable life, but he was born in an emperor's family, and several talented uncles were eyeing the throne, but he could not suppress a group of old ministers, so the ending was doomed to be tragic.
Under the guidance of three masters, Huang Zicheng, Qi Taihe and Fang Xiaoru, his intention to strengthen the imperial power gradually came to him, so he cut the vassal and suppressed the uncle. He first took drastic action against the weak prisoners on the charge of presence or absence, and Zhou, Dai, Xiang and Qi Min Wang became the next targets. However, this practice of weakening first and then strengthening, just gave the prince time to gather troops and prepare.
1399, the Prince of Yan sent his troops to rebel under the pretext of "Jun Qing side", and the "Jingnan War" began. Although the Prince of Yan did not take advantage of his troops, his leadership and high-quality army were not comparable to those of Zhu Yunwen. Slowly, the imperial army was losing ground, and the Valley King Zhu Chu and Cao Guogong Li Jinglong opened the Jinchuan Gate to meet the surrender, and the capital was broken.
After that, a bizarre fire broke out in the palace compound. When the fire was put out, several charred and unrecognizable bodies were found in the ashes. In short, the life and death of Emperor Wen Jian suddenly became a major event on Judy's mind. Some people say that he was burned to death, some people say that he is a monk, and some people say that he fled overseas. So Judy sent Zheng He to the Western Seas for seven times to inquire about the whereabouts of her nephew, and sent someone to ask Zhang Sanfeng to come out of the mountain to clear his name.
As for where Zhu Yunwen went, it doesn't matter whether he is determined to make a comeback. After all, Emperor Yongle was much better at managing the country than Zhu Yunwen. During Judy's reign, she formed a cabinet, made a personal expedition to Mongolia, recovered Annan, set up slaves in the northeast, set up Hami Wei in the northwest, set up propaganda departments such as Dagu thorn, Dimasa thorn and Wu Di thorn in the southwest, sent Zheng He to the Western Seas to strengthen exchanges between China and foreign countries, and ordered people to do so.
Zhu Zhanji, the great-grandson of Qin Shihuang, killed his father and seized the throne.
Zhu Zhanji, the eldest son of Zhu Gaochi, the eldest son of Judy. Yongle was made a great-grandson by his grandfather in nine years, at the age of fourteen. Many people say that Zhu Gaochi became emperor because of Zhu Zhanji's contribution. Why?