The end: Xu Da was terminally ill, but Zhu Yuanzhang ordered someone to send him wine and meat to enjoy. Xu Da understood Zhu Yuanzhang's intention and swallowed it with tears in his eyes. Zhu Yuanzhang held the sleeping Qing Er awake all night, and Li Jin reported the death of Xu Da. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Emperor Sun to erect a monument for Xu Da for three days.
Zhu Yuanzhang took Qing Er to visit his relatives in Mahayana Hall. With the sound of chanting, Zhu Yuanzhang recalled his childhood and brotherhood and broke down in tears. By God's will, Zhu Yuanzhang, who turned over all his relatives, felt blind. He asked Qing Er to lead the way and Qing Er to help him hide.
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Li Jinzi, a native of Quwo County, Pingyang Prefecture (now Quwo County, Shanxi Province), was a political figure and scholar in the Ming Dynasty. Twenty years after Chenghua, he was transferred to Guangping Prefecture.
Hongzhi for three years, changed to Jinan Prefecture magistrate. In the seventh year of Hongzhi, he was promoted to Chief Secretary of Sichuan, and in the twelfth year of Hongzhi, he served as the right political envoy of Jiangxi. In the fourteenth year of Hongzhi, he was promoted to the post of Henan Zuobuzheng. In the 16th year of Hongzhi, he served as the capital and deputy governor of Fu Xuan. Natural death.
Li Jinhua has been a scholar for five years and is the head of the household department. Since then, he has served as foreign minister and doctor. In the seventh year of Hongzhi, he was promoted to Chief Secretary of Sichuan, and in the twelfth year of Hongzhi, he served as the right political envoy of Jiangxi. In the fourteenth year of Hongzhi, he was promoted to the post of Henan Zuobuzheng. In the 16th year of Hongzhi, he served as the capital and deputy governor of Fu Xuan.