The recent hit drama "Daming Fenghua", there are too many topics and slots. The image of many characters in the play has also been adapted to a certain extent. For example, Hu Shi, who was originally a high-ranking official of the Jinyi Guard, became an orphan of Jingnan, and in order to avenge his family, he was even mixed with the King of Han; Zhu Zhanji, who was already very deep in the city government and fierce, also became a sunny teenager who was forced to go black.
The image of Zhu Gaozi of Akihito is also greatly beautified: in the play, he is honest and generous, although he has a scale in his heart, but for the sake of the country and filial piety, he still hides his patience from the second brother and the third brother, and endures the malice from his brothers. To say that these are only slightly changed, then Zhu Gaozi's fear of his wife and away from women is purely fictional. So, what does the more real Zhu Gaozi look like in history? Why did he die after only ten months on the throne? Is it a conspiracy or a conspiracy?
The portrayal of Zhu Gaozi in the play is actually not as offside as other characters. In terms of Zhu Gaozi's ability, the play really did not lie. During the reign of Emperor Jianwen, Zhu Di finally couldn't bear to launch the Battle of Jingnan, and the defender who remained was Shizi Zhu Gaozi. This Zhu Gaozi was also really a capable person, and with more than 10,000 people, he withstood the attack of Li Jinglong, the general of the Jianwen Emperor, with an army of 500,000. It can be said that Zhu Di's rear can be preserved, which is inseparable from Zhu Gaozi's good use of the plan.
However, the historical Zhu Gaozi, like in the play, was not very good in physical fitness, so he did not often go out with his father Zhu Di, but often stayed in the rear. Unfortunately, Zhu Di's feelings for Zhu Gaozi are very complicated, and he likes and dislikes them both. On the one hand, the shizi Zhu Gaozi was set by Zhu Yuanzhang when he was in power, and this son of his world was indeed OK. But on the other hand, Zhu Gaozi was not very much appreciated by zhu Di.
First of all, from the perspective of personal preferences, Zhu Gaozi was more important to literature and light martial arts because his body was not strong enough, and Zhu Di, as a military general from the ranks, naturally valued the Han King who was similar to himself, so he did not appreciate this eldest son who was too weak. This point is the same as the play in the play, although the Han King Zhu Gaoxu has a lot of places to rebel against his eldest brother, but Zhu Di is still reluctant to do something to his second son, but let the boss always tolerate the second son.
Secondly, the reason why Zhu Di disliked Zhu Gaozi even more was because Zhu Gaozi was more indulgent. It is precisely because he is not good at managing his body and indulging in desires, first, his physical condition is getting worse and worse, and second, his impression of Zhu Di is getting worse and worse. However, due to the rules of libido, Zhu Di still made Zhu Gaozi the crown prince, after all, this Zhu Gaozi also had a good son Zhu Zhanji, and Zhu Di admired his grandson who was brave and resourceful and good at using martial arts. And this Death of Zhu Gaozi is inseparable from his indulgence.
The real Zhu Gaozi in history was originally too obese, and he did not restrain himself in eating, plus he usually emphasized literature and light martial arts, and there was no proper physical exercise, so his body and bones were weaker than ordinary people, and even if he usually walked more, he had to rely on people to support him. However, in such a situation, he still indulged in lust. Zhu Gaozi's indulgence even aroused the exhortation of the chancellor, who had advised Zhu Gaozi, but a piece of good intention caused trouble for himself: Zhu Gaozi ordered people to execute Li Shimian, causing Li Shimian to almost die on the spot.
Therefore, Zhu Gaozi's sudden death has a great relationship with his usual unhealthy living habits. According to the inference of later generations, Zhu Gaoxu is likely to have emptied his body because of his indulgence, so he caused other incurable diseases.
In the Mingren Lu Zhi's "Records of illness and Escape", it was recorded that Emperor Renzong died very quickly, suspected of being a thunderclap, and suspected that the palace people wanted to poison Zhang, and mistakenly hit the top. To taste the thunder eunuch, the quality, the cloud is not the same, cover the yin disease also.
It is difficult to elaborate on what this yin is, but combined with his indulgence, the reason for his death seems somewhat obscure. It is precisely because the cause of Zhu Gaoxu's death is difficult to explain, and the Ming Dynasty history books at that time covered up Zhu Gaoxu's death, and did not clearly record the real reason for his death.