The last unified dynasty established by the Ming Dynasty by the Han People ended the cruel rule of the Yuan Dynasty, pulled Chinese history back to the right track again, strengthened the hard national style and the character of disobedience, circled a large wave of fans for itself, if you want to select people's favorite dynasty, the Ming Dynasty is definitely one of the most powerful candidates.
But what I want to say is that if you carefully look at the history of the Ming Dynasty, you will find that most of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were "losers", wearing dragon robes to experience folk life, and fortunately, Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di played well and made the Ming Dynasty survive for 276 years. Let's take a closer look at the ming emperors who were idle.
1. Emperor Xuan
Zhu Zhanji, the fifth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, grew up with Zhu Di in the southern conquest of the Northern War, and had zhu Di's shadow in every move, and was also Zhu Di's favorite grandson. Zhu Zhanji was one of the more outstanding emperors of the Ming Dynasty, Wu Neng dingguo Anbang, Wen Neng development of sheji, especially calligraphy was unanimously praised by posterity.
Zhu Zhanji's groove was his obsession with fighting clams, and during his reign, he specially issued edicts requiring officials in various places to provide high-quality clams for his entertainment. Unlike other idle emperors, Zhu Zhanji played with his own, but still kept the state management in order and created the "rule of benevolence."
2. Capture the Emperor
Zhu Qizhen, the son of the Emperor Of The Cockroaches, inherited playfulness but did not have the ability to govern the country, and wanted to be able to fight like his father but did not have the ability, and eventually became the laughing stock of history. When Zhu Qizhen became emperor at the age of nine, the grand eunuch Wang Zhen saw that his childlike heart was not lost, so he threw himself into his favor, led him every day to play everywhere, and gradually became a close confidant of Zhu Qizhen.
At the age of 22, Wala invaded the Ming Dynasty again, and at the instigation of Wang Zhen, he learned zhu Yuanzhang's imperial conquest and aspired to achieve a great cause. The Immovable art of war was purely for fun, so he took 200,000 soldiers and horses to fight 50,000 watts, thinking that he could use the tactics of the sea of people to win the victory, but he was taught by the watts to "be a man", and 200,000 people were completely destroyed and captured.
3. Emperor Qiuxian
"Two ears do not hear about sheji, and only want to seek immortals", this sentence is the true portrayal of the Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houxi. The Jiajing Emperor was the son of King Xingxian, and Taoist culture prevailed in the domain, and Zhu Houxi, who had become emperor in Beijing, still had a fondness for Taoist culture, so he began to obsessively refine the elixir for immortality.
In order to refine Dan, a large number of palace women were deeply affected, which led to the palace women launching the "Nongyin Palace Change", and Zhu Houxi was almost strangled to death by the palace women.
4. The Carpenter Emperor
"If I can have an afterlife, I must be a carpenter" - Ming Xi Sect Zhu You. The xizong period was already at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and there were Jin people attacking and harassing outside, traitors rebelling inside, and the people revolting. Watching his father Ming Guangzong throw the mess to himself, Zhu Yu also loved to take care of it, staying in the room all day to study his own wooden utensils.
Interestingly, every time Zhu Yu finished making the wooden utensils, he would secretly order the eunuchs to sell them to the people, not to make money but to be happy. If he didn't become emperor, he felt like a good carpenter.
The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was notoriously playful, in addition to the emperors mentioned above, there were also Ming Xianzong, who was keen on sister-brother love, Ming Wuzong, who turned the imperial palace into a zoo, and wanli emperor, an otaku who did not go to the dynasty for thirty years, and so on.