The first owner of Mu Wangfu was Zhu Yuanzhang's adopted son Mu Ying. When Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, he mostly relied on the strength of his fellow villagers, adopted sons, nephews and other relatives, and Mu Ying was one of Zhu Yuanzhang's adopted sons. At that time, Mu Ying was praised as the hero who went to Yunnan to crusade against the remnants of Yunnan, and was naturally named Pinghou Xi by Zhu Yuanzhang and stationed in Yunnan. Later, Mu Ying's grandson, Mu Sheng, succeeded to Pinghou Xi, and was named Duke of Guizhou by the imperial court for his merits, enjoying hereditary title. Since then, Qian Gong has continued until the demise of the Ming Dynasty.
Mu, the last owner of Mu, was born in 16 18 and 1628 (the first year of Chongzhen), that is, he succeeded Guizhou Gong and Yunnan Company Commander at the age of ten.
When Mu Wangfu succeeded to the throne, Daming Mountain was also in turmoil, the officialdom was dark, and peasant uprisings swarmed. Because Yunnan is located in the border, there are many chiefs among ethnic minorities. These chieftains colluded with Yunnan officialdom bureaucrats to rebel, and the external Manchu also targeted Daming Jiangshan.
Mu has been perfecting cultural relics since he grew up, and he has the idea of serving the country faithfully. However, in 1644, the Ming Dynasty perished under the situation of internal troubles and foreign invasion. At that time, Yunnan suffered from the rebellion of Sichuan Zhang and Yunnan Tusi Wu Bikui. At the same time, the Nanming Dynasty was established as a remnant of the Ming Dynasty. On the one hand, Mu accepted the orders of the Nanming court as the legacy of the Ming Dynasty, and on the other hand, he sought the assistance of Shadingzhou, another chieftain in Yunnan.
At that time, Tusi Shadingzhou also promised to help Mutianbo quell the rebellion of Tusi in Yunnan. However, Sha Dingzhou's power expanded in the war of conquest, and he naturally had ambitions. Sha Dingzhou had always coveted the wealth accumulated by Mu Wangfu, so he stayed in Kunming and refused to leave, and eventually launched a mutiny to rob Mu Wangfu.
Due to the sudden incident, Mu had no time to resist. Under the cover of several cronies, he fled to Chuxiong, Yunnan with official seals and hereditary iron coupons. Unfortunately, Mu Tianbo's mother and wife are not so lucky. During their escape, they hid in a nun and were surrounded by troops from Sha Dingzhou. Finally, in order to avoid humiliation, they hanged themselves.
Later, in the second year of Nan Ming's reign, that is, 1647, Zhang's (deceased) subordinates attacked Kunming, and after occupying Guiyang and Zunyi in Guizhou, they wiped out the forces of Shadingzhou. Later, Sun Kewang established the Xing Dynasty, calling itself the king. Sun Kewang also saw the strength of the Qing army in the north, so he nominally surrendered Nanming and established an anti-Qing United front.
When the Qing Dynasty attacked Yunnan in 1658, Mu Tianbo fled to Myanmar with Li Yong.
After the King of Myanmar arrived in Myanmar, he attached great importance to these Nanming remnants because of his relationship with the Ming Dynasty, the sovereign state of Myanmar. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. Later, the younger brother of the king of Myanmar directly killed his brother and sought power usurpation. Wu Sangui also came to Yunnan, and the new king of Myanmar was afraid of the Manchu army, so he directly sent people to surround the residence of Emperor Yongle. Mu died in the process of encirclement and suppression of Emperor Yongle.