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In ancient China, the emperor was the most distinguished figure in the world, but it was this position that was envied by millions of people, but some people voluntarily abandoned it. What the emperor's mind, I don't know what they are thinking, in short, is beyond people's reach, but this kind of emperor who voluntarily gave up the throne and became a monk has always been a minority in the history of China. Today, let's learn about the emperors who took the initiative to become monks in ancient China! ?

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Liang Wudi in the Southern Dynasties dedicated his life to a temple?

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, many people lived a chaotic life. They are used to cultural undertakings, and automatically ignore the fundamental martial arts and military affairs of the country, making many countries in the Southern Dynasties weak, that is, it is easy to establish achievements and then easily perish.

Liang Wudi, the famous emperor of Liang Dynasty, was such a person. He is thinking about changing the whole country. He thinks that people in the imperial court are pests that are not beneficial to the people. He wanted to become a monk and then let them buy himself, so that the money could be used to increase the strength of the Liang Dynasty. ?

These ministers don't like what Liang Wudi did, but the country can't live without an emperor. If Liang Wudi insists on becoming a monk, the nobles and the emperor's relatives will definitely be the first to suffer in the end. Therefore, they gave their treasures many times and bought Liang Wudi from the temple. After Liang Wudi tasted the sweetness, he became a monk for three times in a row and got many benefits from it.

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Zhu Yunwen lost his throne and was forced to become a monk.

In the Ming Dynasty, in order to ensure the smooth succession of the world, Zhu Yuanzhang adopted the most traditional eldest son inheritance system, and Zhu Biao, the eldest son, was made a prince as he wished, but it was disappointing that Zhu Biao was short-lived and died at a young age, so Zhu Yuanzhang made Zhu Yunwen, the son of Zhu Biao, succeed to the throne as emperor, which caused dissatisfaction among other sons of Zhu Yuanzhang.

At that time, Judy, the most dissatisfied and powerful prince in the north, chose not to compromise, but to fight the emperor to the end. Because the prince at that time was very strong and often fought against the Mongols in the north, she was not afraid of Zhu Yunwen in the south, because Judy knew in her heart that his nephew was a cowardly emperor, and finally war broke out between them. ?

During the war, Zhu Yunwen lost the position of emperor. When Judy came to Nanjing Palace, she found that some places had been burned and there was a fire, but there was no body of his emperor Zhu Yunwen in the fire, which made Judy very worried. He was afraid that one day his nephew would come back and overthrow himself, and that would be very miserable. So Judy sent many people to look for it, but in the end he found that Zhu Yunwen was just hiding in a temple near Nanjing Purple Mountain and becoming a monk.

These are the examples of two emperors, China, who became a monk described by Fox City. Welcome to add more in the comments below!