Yao was born in Changzhou in 1335. When he was only 14 years old, he had already chosen to become a monk. Although Yao became a monk, he was not at peace. He had a good relationship with the academic leaders of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in the early Ming Dynasty. /kloc-in 0/5, Hongwu defected to Judy, the then prince of Yan, and participated in planning the entire battle of Jingnan. It formulated the general operational policy of taking Nanjing lightly, and finally succeeded in defeating the military forces of the whole country, which is unique in history.
After he acceded to the throne, Yao became a monk and took part in politics, and successively did several important things, such as moving the capital, building a city and repairing books. He is Judy's de facto prime minister. Perhaps because he felt that there was not much world of mortals in his life, he entered the palace to govern during the day and went back to the temple to worship Buddha at night, thus spending his old age. In the 16th year of Yongle, Yao died in Qingshou Temple, posthumous title Rong Guogong and posthumous title Gong Jing. Judy personally inscribed the tombstone and entered Mingzu Temple as a civil servant. He was the first and only one in the Ming Dynasty. From this, we can also see the courtesy of Judy to him.
Yao tried his best to seize the throne, and Yao's final outcome made his efforts not in vain. He did not become a hero in the history of the founding of the people's Republic who were beheaded.