Zhu Di and Emperor Jianwen in "The Style of Daming" actually met at the Pagoda of Lingshan Temple, Emperor Jianwen returned the Jade Seal of chuanguo, Zhu Di was happy, and also advised his nephew to come back and become Emperor Taishang, but Zhu Yunjiao was not deceived, that is, he did not leave the Lingshan Temple, and was willing to die.
In history, did Zhu Di find Emperor Jianwen in the end?
As we all know, Ming Chengzu Zhu Di was the uncle of the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunjiao, but the two grandfathers fought each other because of the throne and became enemies who did not share the heavens.
In fact, it was no one else who caused this tragedy, it was Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of Daming.
The founding emperor did not have a good temper, and Zhu Yuanzhang was no exception.
However, the tiger poison does not eat children, and most of the cruel emperors love their sons deeply, especially for the eldest son.
The eldest son, Zhu Biao, was Zhu Yuanzhang's own son, and there should be no doubt, because Zhu Yuanzhang had always been inseparable from Empress Ma, and Zhu Biao had no reason not to be his son.
However, Zhu Biao is not like Zhu Yuanzhang at all, Zhu Yuanzhang's courage, atmosphere, bravery and fierceness, Zhu Biao did not have any, some are only meek, Sven and cautious.
But it is not surprising that the son is not as much as the father. Perhaps Zhu Biao inherited the virtues of his mother Empress Ma, compassionate, benevolent, and generous, and such a person took over, and it was not just right for him to be a shoucheng emperor?
But Zhu Yuanzhang did not think so, he believed that the benevolence of women could not take on great responsibilities, and the maintenance of rule must be thunderbolt means.
Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang took the domesticated tiger cub and came to the wild, feeding him with prey, using fighting to awaken its wildness, and cultivating its tiger nature with blood.
Zhu Yuanzhang successively created three earth-shattering bloody cases to stimulate his son, the first was to kill hu Weiyong, the prime minister, the second was to kill the hero Lan Yu, and the third was to kill Guo Heng, the servant of the household department. In every case, tens of thousands of people fell, countless people died under the butcher's knife, and the ghosts of the wronged were everywhere and the blood flowed.
Zhu Yuanzhang let his prince follow the killing, in order to stimulate his inner wolf nature, who knew that Zhu Biao, the young tiger who grew up in the greenhouse, not only did not learn to be fierce, but was frightened by the smell of blood, resulting in deep fear and incomparable psychological shadows.
Zhu Yuanzhang's efforts backfired, and instead of making Zhu Biao strong, he was frightened and cried out for his life.
After Zhu Biao's death, Zhu Yuanzhang was heartbroken and felt a deep sense of guilt in his heart, so he wanted to make up for it on Zhu Biao's son and his eldest grandson, and this grandson was Zhu Yunjiao.
The emperor has unlimited power, and there can be many ways to make up for it, but in Zhu Yuanzhang's view, the best remedy is the continuation of power, and the grandson Zhu Yunjiao is appointed as the crown prince to succeed him.
Zhu Yuanzhang was already losing his mind at this time, because whether it was Yu Li, Yu Fa, or from the stability of Daming Jiangshan Sheji, he should let his adult son succeed him.
Zhu Yuanzhang provoked his sons by doing this, you let Zhu Biao be the prince, we have nothing to say, who let the family reincarnate, is the eldest son?
But Zhu Biao is dead, it's our turn, but you let his son take over, isn't this too bullying?
In particular, Zhu Di was dissatisfied with ten thousand in his heart, because Zhu Di had lived in the military from a very young age, and he had been working with the founding ministers of the Ming Dynasty and learning a lot of military skills.
In the thirteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Di became one of the nine great kings of the Ming Dynasty, zhu Di also ran across the battlefield full of artillery fire, had actual combat experience, and commanded the Ming army to conquer the northern Yuan several times, and his battle achievements were outstanding.
Although Zhu Di ranked fourth, Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son Zhu Biao, the second son Zhu Zhu Zhu the Prince of Qin, and the third son Zhu Feng the Prince of Jin died successively. Whether it is on seniority or talent, Zhu Di is the successor of the Ming Dynasty, but the old father has no intention of letting himself succeed, and it is intolerable to hand over Jiangshan to his nephew Zhu Yunjiao?
What is even more unbearable is that soon after the little wolf cub came to power, he was thrown away, and the wolf had a big haircut, raised his butcher's knife to his uncles, and Zhu Zhu, the king of Qin, and Zhu Tang, the king of Jin, were forced to die.
With cold lips and cold teeth, Zhu Di felt that death was approaching him step by step, how could he be willing to wait and die, so he was desperate to pull the flag and rebel.
The next thing everyone knows, the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunjiao, who looks like a wolf cub, is not at all the opponent of the head wolf uncle Zhu Di, and finally lost Jiangshan.
After the Northern Army reached the capital, accompanied by a scuffle, a fire was lit in the palace. The remains of several charred corpses appeared in the ashes after the fire was extinguished, which were naturally unrecognizable, and according to the eunuchs, one of the corpses was Zhu Yunjiao. Zhu Yunjiao has since disappeared without a trace in history.
After seizing power and ascending the throne, Zhu Di could not wait to send the eunuch Zheng He to the West, nominally to promote the majesty of Daming, but in fact it was said to be to find his missing nephew Zhu Yunjiao.
After the coup d'état, Zhu Yunjiao's "corpse" could only be a suspected corpse, how could Zhu Di sleep peacefully and eat well?
No matter how Zhu Di sent people to search, Emperor Jianwen never went.
This guy didn't land for a day, and Zhu Di was very afraid of his comeback, because after all, his throne did not come to justice, so he could only smear the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunjiao, criticize him, knock him over, and step on one foot, so that he would never be able to turn over.
Because Zhu Di understood that the worse Zhu Yunjiao was, the more legitimate his power became.
However, after Zhu Di's power was consolidated, he was more polite to Zhu Yunjiao, not only acknowledging the legitimacy of Zhu Yunjiao's rule during that period, but also giving his nephew a place in the Taimiao Temple and giving him the treatment he deserved as a retired emperor.
If the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunjiao had not died, he would have gritted his teeth in hatred for his uncle Zhu Di, but he asked himself that he was definitely not his uncle's opponent, and if he had already had the awareness that the enemy had met with a very red eye and started fighting without saying a word, he would not have fled in the first place, but left to question Zhu Di.
Except for Zhu Biao, most of Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants have inherited Zhu Yuanzhang's fine traditions, decisive, fierce, and ruthless.
The Qianlong Emperor turned a blind eye to the "opposition" Ji Xiaolan, fearing that the Han ministers would be chilled and degraded but not killed.
Chengzu Zhu Di was not as hypocritical as Qianlong, he was not accustomed to problems whether he was filial piety to the other party or Xie Jin, he showed no mercy, and he was killed to the end, worthy of being the son of Zhu Yuanzhang.
Therefore, if Emperor Jianwen could meet Zhu Di on the narrow road, Zhu Di would not hesitate a little, and would definitely rush forward immediately and tear his nephew to pieces. Of course, even if this process occurs, there is certainly not a word recorded in the history books.
In china's ancient feudal dynasties, politics was dirty, power was bloody, and the closer people were, the more ruthless and ruthless they were. Father and son cannibalism and brothers fighting each other are normal things.