Zhu Biao
After Qing Ji was captured, it was renamed Yingtianfu. In A.D. 1364, Zhu Yuanzhang became King of Wu, and Zhu Biao, who was ten years old, was also made King of Wu. Three years later, Zhu Yuanzhang sent Zhu Biao to Lin Hao to worship his ancestors. Before he left, he told Zhu Biao that an ancient sage like Zhou Chengwang knew well the sufferings of the poor, so only hard work could make a good emperor.
At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang intended to train Zhu Biao to become the heir to the throne. In the first year of Hongwu (AD 1368), Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing and was founded in the Ming Dynasty. This year, Zhu Biao became the first Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Biao was very popular with Zhu Yuanzhang, and ordered many ministers to teach Zhu Biao, including many famous founding heroes like Li Shanchang and Xu Da. As a teacher in Song Lian, Zhu Biao, Zhu Yuanzhang hoped that Zhu Biao would learn moral knowledge from Song Lian and form a correct personality. And Zhu Biao does have the appearance of a monarch. Although he was born in a happy family, he has no wan ku, and he is much more upright than other princes.
Zhu Biao has great respect for his teacher Song Lian. When Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to kill Song Lian, Zhu Biao pleaded with Ma Huanghou to save Song Lian from death. In the fourth year of Hongwu (A.D. 137 1), he married Chang, and soon the eldest son and the second son Zhu Yunwen also got married. From the tenth year of Hongwu (A.D. 1377), Zhu Biao, who was in his twenties, began to participate in politics. Zhu Biao, with profound political experience, died seriously in the 25th year of Hongwu (AD 1392) and was buried in the Ming Tombs.
Zhu Biao, who officially recorded Zhu Biao's death, was born in Ma Huanghou, when Zhu Yuanzhang attacked Qing Ji, so Zhu Biao was extremely loved earlier. In A.D. 1367, Zhu Biao was made King of Wu. The following year, in the first year of Hongwu, the Ming Dynasty was established, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor, and Zhu Biao, the eldest son, naturally became the Crown Prince.
Zhu Biao
From birth to becoming the Crown Prince, Zhu Biao had a safe journey. Because of Zhu Yuanzhang's attention, Zhu Biao also studied hard under the careful education of Song Lian and others. If he succeeds to the throne in the future, he will be a kind monarch. Unlike other prince wan ku, Zhu Biao is addicted to life because he was born in a happy era. After Hongwu began to participate in politics in the tenth year (AD 1377), he was diligent in political affairs and hoped to implement the policy of "tolerance", but Zhu Yuanzhang, who was strict in character, did not like it and failed.
According to historical records, in the 24th year of Hongwu (A.D. 139 1), Zhu Biao went to Xi 'an to inspect the establishment of the capital in order to cope with his illness after his arrival in Tianfu. And his illness became more and more serious, and he died after his death. But later generations think it is very strange. How can an ordinary cold (that is, today's cold) kill Zhu Biao in his prime? There must be other reasons. Some people think that Zhu Biao actually died of depression under great pressure.
Zhu Biao accepted the Confucian way of doing things in Song Lian since childhood, and was gentle and generous. In addition, Zhu Biao is deeply loved by Ma Huanghou, and Ma Huanghou is a gentle person. Her habits will naturally affect him, so Zhu Biao and his highly effective Zhu Yuanzhang are different in temperament. Zhu Biao saw Zhu Yuanzhang kill many founding heroes, and he was the only one who said, "It's good to be so indiscriminate." . This naturally attracted Zhu Yuanzhang's disgust. On another occasion, Zhu Yuanzhang asked everyone to take Cui Zi's scepter to die for Sun Guifei. Zhu Biao thought it was impolite and refused, which also made Zhu Yuanzhang furious. Later, when Ma Huanghou, the buffer between father and son, died, Zhu Biao often felt his father's anger towards him. As a result, the original honest Crown Prince also began to learn how to protect himself. Over time, Zhu Biao finally died in accumulated depression.
Zhu Biao, the descendant of Zhu Biao, is the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang and the first crown prince of the Ming Dynasty. He has been a prince for more than 20 years and failed to succeed to the throne. Died of illness and was buried in Dongling, Ming Dynasty. Zhu Biao had two sons before his death. The eldest son was Zhu Xiongying, and the second son Zhu Yun umbrella T explained that under the inheritance system, the eldest son Zhu Xiongying should inherit the throne. But Hongwu died of illness in fifteen years, only eight years old, and was buried in Zhongshan. So, the second son followed suit, took over the position of the eldest son, inherited the throne and became the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Jian Wendi Zhu Jun
Born in the tenth year of Hongwu (AD 1377), his eldest grandson died young, so he was the second eldest grandson in Zhang's eyes. After Zhu Biao's death, Zhu Yuanzhang chose his young grandson as his successor instead of another prince, which was probably a thorn in the side of other princes.
Zhu Yunshan is generous and upright, and has a scholar's idealism. Zhu Yun made a slight amendment to the harsh criminal law in the Ming Dynasty by means of letters, which won the hearts of the people. In A.D. 1398, Zhu Yuanzhang died. In June of the following year, Zhu Jun succeeded to the throne in Yingtianfu, with the aim of becoming emperor of Wen Jian. However, after Wen Jian came to power, he soon began to divide the vassals, and some vassals who surrendered the military power did not come to a good end, which led to Judy in Yanjing being forced to rise up and try to seize her nephew's world.
Because of his young and gentle temperament, Emperor Wen Jian, who had little political experience, often had no opinion. In the face of Judy's rebellion, Emperor Wen Jian actually issued a sacred order "Don't hurt uncle", which largely led to the delay of the war until the fiasco. In the fourth year of Wenjian (AD 1402), Judy's army arrived in Yingtianfu City, traitors opened the door to meet the enemy, and the capital was broken. However, the whereabouts of Emperor Wen Jian could not be found. It is said that there was a palace fire when the city was broken, from which several unrecognizable bodies were found, including the emperor and his eldest son Zhu. And Zhu Biao's descendants are a disaster at this point. Maybe there are others who survived, just don't know.
Zhu Biao tomb Zhu Biao was originally the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang and was born in the emperor's home. In A.D. 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor, established the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Biao became the Crown Prince. However, Zhu Biao, who was in the status of a Chu Jun, died more than 20 years later and was buried in the Ming Tombs in Yingtianfu.
Mingdongling
Ming Dongling is located at the southern foot of Nanjing Zijin Mountain, not only in the east of the city, but also in the east of the Ming Tombs, so it is called Dongling. Ming Dongling has a cemetery, a city gate and a hall, all of which are built on an axis running through the north and south. After 600 years of wind and rain baptism, the foundation of the front door, drainage facilities and some abutments still exist on the Ming Tombs. The layout of the whole mausoleum is similar to the shape of a turtle's back, with a thin front and a thin back, which is the only known layout form in China. The Ming Tombs don't have their own Shinto, which means that they share a Shinto with the Ming Tombs, and it was handed down from the Ming Tombs in Beijing.
Ming Dongling was originally the tomb of a prince, and its scale was naturally not as big as that of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty. But the overall pattern is the same. Zhu Biao was buried in Dongling after his death, and Zhu Yuanzhang died soon. Zhu Yunshan, the son of Zhu Biao, was Emperor Joe, and called Zhu Biao Emperor Mingxing. However, in the Ming Dynasty, there was the only successful case in the feudal history of China where a vassal king rebelled and usurped the throne. This is the later Yongle Emperor Judy.
After Judy robbed his nephew of the throne, he was afraid that the world and future generations would talk about it. Therefore, after Judy's death, the ministers of the Ming Dynasty tried several times to restore their titles, but all failed. However, the Nanming regime admitted it, and the later Qianlong Qing Dynasty also admitted their kindness. Today, historians are also actively restoring the status of Ming Dongling as a mausoleum, which is of great significance in both history and cultural relics protection. Ming Dongling also built a park to protect the cemetery sites.
If Zhu Biao hadn't died, what would have happened in the Ming Dynasty? Zhu Biao was the first Crown Prince in the early Ming Dynasty, but he died before he ascended the throne. Not long after, Zhu Yuanzhang died, leaving a young grandson, Zhu Yunshan, as the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty. However, Zhu Yun, an upper-level official, deleted the painful tanning, which eventually led to the rebellion of his uncle Judy, and finally really made him succeed in taking the rebellion of Yingtianfu. Judy ascended the throne and became Emperor Yongle, and Zhu Yun's status as a litigator was also erased by Judy. So, if Zhu Biao lived to be his successor, would Judy still rebel? What will happen in the Ming Dynasty?
Zhu Biao
First of all, if Zhu Biao hadn't died, Zhu Yuanzhang would have killed a lot fewer people. He would only kill the founding heroes of the older generation who contributed a lot, so as to ensure that these older generations wouldn't fight Zhujiajian. And a new generation of middle-aged descendants, Zhu Yuanzhang won't kill, because Zhu Biao followed him to the end of the year and accumulated a lot of political experience, so that he could hold on to these pillars. People like Xu Huizu and Ping An are highly valued, so the qualifications and qualities of central decision makers are better than Zhu Jun's.
Even if Judy rebelled, Zhu Biao's people reacted quickly, and they wouldn't give Judy a chance or give orders like "Don't hurt your uncle". More importantly, if Zhu Biao really succeeded to the throne alive, Judy's opposition to him would not be as easy as Zhu Jun's support for eggplant. Because Zhu Biao is the eldest son, his eldest brother has been like a father since ancient times. This is the ethical code, the social order at that time, and the moral shackles. None of this can be overturned by Judy. As long as Zhu Biao gives the order, people who support Nanjing in the world are definitely stronger than those who support Silly Mu. In Zhu Biao's life, because he overshadowed many heroes, everyone's loyalty to him was Zhu Jun's misfortune. When Judy rebelled, her heart swelled more than seven or eight times.
So, if Zhu Biao hadn't died, Judy probably wouldn't have rebelled. Maybe he will guard the country in Yanjing for the rest of his life and make a living by fighting small battles. Perhaps Nanjing, the capital of the Ming Dynasty, will be his home. However, there are no assumptions in history. Zhu Biao still failed to survive, and Zhu Jun cut his heart and knocked on the onion to forgive him.