Because the Ming Dynasty was embarrassed to say that it was a humiliating war, Zhu Qizhen would definitely not record himself like this when he was reset in the later period. For people now, "absurd farce" may be a very vivid description of this war.

The change of civil engineering began when Zhu Qizhen, the emperor of Ming Dynasty, led hundreds of thousands of soldiers to the north and attacked the Mongols with only tens of thousands of troops. At the beginning, he confidently used personal expedition, and a month later. In the civil fort, hundreds of thousands of his soldiers were scattered by tens of thousands of Mongolian troops, and he himself was finally arrested and became the prisoner of the other side.

This is a very dramatic thing. In the history of China, only a few emperors were captured because of the failure of the war. Other emperors are not as good as others because of their own fighting power, but our classmate Zhu Qizhen of the Ming Dynasty led hundreds of thousands of soldiers. As a result, he didn't win tens of thousands of people, but he also put himself in.

This is a great shame for anyone, and he lost his throne. It is a ridiculous farce, not only because he lost in a very favorable war and put himself in it.

Or because he was not so strict about the war at first, he actually sent a eunuch to guard it, and this eunuch was still a man without real talent and learning. Do you think this is equivalent to making fun of other people's lives?

More like a farce. Didn't Zhu Qizhen lose the throne in the end? Eight years later, he ascended the throne of the emperor again. Sometimes fate is so magical. It is a dramatic life for a teenager to claim to be an emperor, be humiliated and become a prisoner, finally become an emperor in confinement, then become an emperor, and then die soon.