Bai Zhu's ending in "Mountains and Rivers"
Bai Zhu's mother is Hu Shunfei, who is not outstanding among Zhu Yuanzhang's concubines. However, in the eleventh year of Hongwu, Bai Zhu was still the king of Xiang, and seven years later, he was a vassal of Jingzhou Prefecture. Bai Zhu has been a clever boy since he was a child. When Zhu Yuanzhang enfeoffed the kings and prepared to enfeoffment the country, he gave each son a jade belt to wear.
Zhu Yuanzhang turned his sons to look at the decorations behind their belts. The other sons did the same, but Bai Zhu turned his belt around to show it to his father. Zhu Yuanzhang asked him why, and Bai Zhu said, "Your father can't recite!" Zhu Yuanzhang was very moved after hearing this.
Different from the image of "naughty" in TV series, Bai Zhu in history liked reading very much, often reading until midnight, and also set up a special "Jingyuan Pavilion" to recruit talents and compile books. He is good at calligraphy and painting, especially calligraphy. Every time Zhu Yuanzhang published a poem, he asked Bai Zhu to write it.
However, Bai Zhu is not a simple scholar. He is also skilled in archery and horseback riding, and he is good at talking about military affairs, which can be called both civil and military. He is muscular, can use bows, arrows and knives freely, rides fast and is heroic. At the same time, he likes Taoist words and calls himself "Zi Xu Zi".
When Zhu Yuanzhang's place sealed his son as a prisoner, it was to defend the capital and quell the rebellion in all directions. Bai Zhu is in Jingzhou, so he is naturally responsible for the public security in the south of Jingzhou. As a result, he led troops to war many times and wiped out the rebels who fled to Jingzhou Lake to cross the river. Zhu Yuanzhang praised him and recalled him to Beijing for a reward.
In the 31st year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang died. In order to stabilize the situation in Beijing, Zhu Yunwen did not allow the king to return to Beijing to pay homage. Bai Zhu was heartbroken and had the idea of killing himself. After Zhu Yunwen acceded to the throne, he felt the pressure from the king, so he listened to the advice of Qi Tai and Huang Zicheng and set up a vassal regime. Qi and Huang did not agree with each other in the aspect of separatist princes. Qi Tai thinks that the most powerful prince among the princes should be beheaded first, while Huang Zicheng thinks that "persimmons should be picked and pinched", starting with lawless kings such as Zhou, Qi, Xiang, Dai and Min.
Zhou Wangzhu was killed first because he was a half-brother, which was equivalent to cutting off his hands and feet. Thus, the king of Zhou was the first to be operated on, abolished and exiled to Yunnan. Zhu Yunwen is also paying attention to Judy's attitude. Seeing that Judy didn't respond, Zhu Yunwen continued to attack other weak captaincy. Bai Zhu, the king of Hunan, has the best relationship with Judy, the prince of Yan, and naturally becomes Zhu Yunwen's next target.
Bai Zhu didn't expect his nephew to do this to himself. He was bent on going to court, but in the end he got such an ending. He didn't want to be humiliated by slaves. In order to prove his innocence, after drinking goodbye to his family, he set fire to his concubine's room, dressed up, and jumped into the fire on a white horse to set himself on fire.
Bai Zhu committed suicide with him from top to bottom. After Bai Zhu's death, Zhu Yunwen, the emperor of Wen Jian, gave him an evil obituary, saying that this country was excluded because he had no children. After Zhu Di's failure, he restored his little brother's reputation, changed his name to Sacrifice, and set up a temple official to guard the cemetery for him.
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