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Historical issues in zhengde period in ming dynasty.
Just like this, after learning that the imperial clan was killing each other several times, the emperor began to gradually weaken the power of the vassal king in order to completely change this situation in which brothers and uncles ate each other. After "Jingnan", Judy, the prince of Yan, continued the policy of reducing vassals in the period of Jianwen Emperor in order to consolidate the throne. For example, in the first year of Yongle, the king's guards and officials were replaced; In the fourth year of Yongle, the king of Qi was beheaded, and later it was abolished as Shu Ren; Yongle ten years beheaded Liao Wang guards; In the 15th year of Yongle, King Gu was demoted to Shu Ren. Basically, the prince who held the military power at that time was either cut off as a bodyguard officer or Shu Ren was abolished. However, Emperor Yongle did not cut off his son's head, which led to Zhu's rebellion. After Emperor Xuande's rebellion, this policy of reducing vassals was further promoted, and the palace no longer

Set up guards. If the captaincy wants to rebel again, it is tantamount to hitting the tiger with his bare hands. No matter how fierce the tiger is, it is still a narrow escape. But adventure is the nature of careerists. In the period, Ning Wang Zhu embarked on this road of no return. Zhu faced Zheng De, the most ridiculous emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Can he take his place?

Zhu Youtang, the father of Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao, was a wise and promising monarch. Filial piety gave birth to Zhu Houzhao after many years of marriage. He likes Zhu Houzhao very much. Later, Zhu Houzhao's younger brother died young, and Zhu Houzhao became his only son, who was also the heir to the throne in the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Xiao Zong's love for Zhu Houzhao reached the point of doting, and even took Zhu Houzhao out of the palace to play incognito. In the eighteenth year of Hongzhi, Xiaozong died suddenly, leaving a huge dynasty to Zheng De, a Zhu Houzhao of 15 years old, who did not study or enjoy himself. Without his father's control, Zheng De was even more lawless. He abandoned government affairs and played games with eight eunuchs around him all day, nicknamed "Eight Tigers". I don't know what year it is tonight.

The fief of Zhu Quan, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang, was originally in Daning area, and he was a very powerful plug king in the north, so-called "with 80,000 armour and 6,000 wagons". As soon as Emperor Yongle ascended the throne, he sealed the most powerful and threatening beggar gang to Nanchang, Jiangxi, weakening his power. Later, King Ning was also deprived of his bodyguard. Zhu is the fifth grandson of Zhu Quan, King Ning. When he succeeded to the title, the mansion of King Ning was not what it used to be. Compared with the absurd, Zhu is also a frivolous prince, but if compared with the emperor, I believe Zhu is better than the emperor. Under the temptation of several magicians, I believed that I was a twin and had a son of heaven, so I had a wild dream. However, Ning had no armed forces at that time, so of course Zhu first sought to restore Ning's escort.

At that time, Zheng De ignored politics, and Liu Jin, one of the "Eight Tigers", bullied his superiors and deluded his subordinates. He is called "Emperor Li", which means that Liu Jin is another emperor standing by the court meeting. Zhu bribed Liu Jin with 20 thousand gold and silver, and finally replaced the left-back of Nanchang in the Ming Dynasty with Ning's. There is a reason why Nanchang left-back is not the other garrison in Jiangxi. During the Tianshun period, Ning Wei was cut for his crime and changed to Nanchang left-back. Nanchang left-back is Ning's original defender. However, the good times did not last long, and Liu Jin soon stepped down, and Ning's guards were also removed. But this did not dishearten Zhu. Instead, he is more eager to save the guard's heart. This time, Zhu paid a huge sum of money to buy the ministers of the Ministry of War at that time, and continuously transported the treasures to Beijing, so that Zang Xiandai, the favorite actor of Zhengde Emperor, lobbied the princes and ministers everywhere and got their acquiescence. Unfortunately, at this time, another stubborn Hong Fei appeared. Hong Fei is a college student and works in the Cabinet. If Zhu wants to restore the guard, he must get the approval of the cabinet. Hong Fei is also from Jiangxi. He is well aware of Zhu's roots and often says to people: "It is not a good thing for Zhu to seek to restore the Guards now, and it will bring trouble to many Jiangxi people in the future. I absolutely can't agree. " On the day of the Jinshi, Zhu went to the East Pavilion with cabinet ministers to look at the papers. When Hong Fei was not in the cabinet, he submitted a request to restore the guard. Other ministers were bought by Zhu, so they were all approved. I'm afraid Hong Fei will object and ask someone to look at him in front of Zheng De to frame him. Hong Fei was forced to resign. Zhu was very dissatisfied with obstructing the restoration of the Guards. On his way home from work, he sent someone to pretend to be a robber and set fire to Hong Fei's boat. Hong Fei and his family escaped.

Resuming the escort finally got what I wanted. At the same time, Zhu tried every means to please and presented many rare treasures to guide entertainment and weaken his vigilance against himself. On the Lantern Festival, Zhu presented many colorful lanterns. The flowers and birds painted on lanterns are lifelike. These lanterns are hung on the eaves and walls of the palace and decorate the whole palace with colorful colors. Emperor Zheng De was very happy to see it and praised it greatly.

After Zhu resumed his escort, he bought off many princes and ministers in North Korea and committed various crimes in Nanchang. He killed local officials without authorization, occupied people's fields and houses, and seized good women, which made the local area restless. Local officials repeatedly reported Zhu's various illegal acts to the court, but they didn't take it to heart. The emperor is not in a hurry, but the local officials are. At that time, Wang Shouren, vice governor of Gan Ting, paid close attention in the dark. Wang Shouren is a civil and military generalist. He is not only a great scholar, but also proficient in military strategy.

In the fourteenth year (15 19), on June 14th, Zhu finally rebelled with his bandits. On this day, on the grounds of celebrating his birthday, he invited local officials into the palace, claiming that he was ordered by the empress dowager to send troops into the DPRK. He killed all the disobedient local officials and led an army to attack Anqing. After learning the news of the attack on Anqing, he immediately assembled troops to attack Nanchang, the old nest. When he got the news of Zhu's rebellion, he was not worried, but was overjoyed. It turns out that Emperor Zheng De had two hobbies, one was playing and the other was fighting. Needless to say, Zheng De is obsessed with fighting, but he is a man with thousands of statues and will not take risks easily. Emperor Zheng De visited the northern border towns many times and once led an army smaller than Tatar soldiers. He also called himself "the Governor-General of Military Affairs". He would rather be a general than an emperor. He was a little overjoyed when he heard the news of Zhu's rebellion. He decided to take the opportunity to visit Jiangnan by personal expedition. Unfortunately, Zheng De has just arrived in Zhuozhou, and Wang Shouren's announcement has been delivered. It turned out that Zhu besieged Anqing. When he heard that his lair was also occupied, he quickly turned around to save it. In Huangjiadu, he met the army, and Zhu was defeated and captured. Just over a month later, the rebellion was put down. After getting the good news, Zheng De pretended not to know the news and continued south. Of course, this time he just wants to have fun. Emperor Zheng De came all the way to Nanjing and held a ceremony to present prisoners of war. Only then did he transfer his troops back to North Korea. Zhu was executed on the road, with no bones left.

The reason why Zhu's rebellion was put down so quickly was not only that Zhu ran amok and was unpopular at the local level, but also that the influence of the imperial clan was weakened several times and there was not enough strength to win the honor of the Ninth Five-Year Plan. In addition, people of insight in the imperial court were wary of this, and the vassal king had no chance. Therefore, although the absurd nonsense like Emperor Zheng De can easily quell this rebellion. Zhu Ning, the king of Ning, remembered that the soldiers rebelled and got entangled with a group of bandits, which was tantamount to bare hands, and the final outcome could only be death at the gate of hell.