Zhu Yuanzhang was the only beggar founding emperor, and when he was a child, he was a beggar and a monk, and his fate was uncertain, but he became more and more frustrated, and finally the king came to the world. It may be a special experience of Zhu Yuanzhang, who is very fond of his children and grandchildren, especially in terms of food, clothing and living. In terms of loving his children, Zhu Yuanzhang is like ordinary parents.
Zhu Yuanzhang formulated a very favorable policy for his children and grandchildren, and there was no need to worry about gold, silver and land. All his children and grandchildren do not have to work, and from birth to death, all expenses are borne by the state. Therefore, from the founding of the country to the demise, in less than 300 years, there were more than 330,000 people enrolled in the Zhu family's family.
Zhu Yuanzhang himself had dozens of children, and his eighth daughter was Princess Fuqing. This princess was born in 1370, by this time Zhu Yuanzhang had already claimed the title of emperor, so her growth environment was very superior, and she was well cultivated from an early age. The piano, chess, calligraphy and painting are all in question, that is, the great truth of governing the country and the country, the princess also knows a lot, often talks with Zhu Yuanzhang, and has repeatedly offered plans to solve the urgent needs for Zhu Yuanzhang.
After Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Princess Fuqing's nephew Zhu Yunjiao succeeded to the throne, but was soon taken by Zhu Di. Although the princess usually talks about the major affairs of the country, she actually does not care about these things. When her brother Zhu Di became emperor, she remained the same as before. Therefore, Zhu Di did not embarrass her. For Zhu Di, the members of the clan did not embarrass themselves, that was great support. Therefore, after the death of Princess Fuqing, Zhu Di created a luxurious mausoleum for her. When the princess was alive, she was dressed in fine clothes and food, and still enjoyed high-standard courtesies after her death.
In the 15th year of Yongle, the Minister of Fuqing died at the age of 48. At that time, the capital had not yet been moved, so a mausoleum was built for the princess next to Nanjing, located at Ande Mountain (present-day Deng Fu Mountain), near The Yuhuatai in Nanjing. Because there are many tombs here, it was not discovered until 1998 that the tomb of Princess Fuqing was discovered, and a real estate development company inadvertently discovered it during the development and construction of Dengfushan Community. In order to protect the tomb, the burial chamber was moved 300 meters west to the current site, and it was restored in strict accordance with the original form.
The tomb is the only well-preserved, complex structure and grand tomb of a Ming Dynasty princess. In 2006, it was announced as a cultural security unit in Nanjing. Ande Mountain also buried Deng Yu, Zhu Yuanzhang's favorite warrior, so this is also a treasure of feng shui. Because of Deng Yu's reasons, it was later renamed Deng Fu Mountain.
Regrettably, the tomb of Princess Fuqing is empty, leaving only a few cultural relics of little value, and the only thing closely related to Princess Fuqing in the tomb is the huge coffin bed. Such a mansion mausoleum, I think that there must have been a lot of gold and silver jewelry buried that year, but the traces of the robbery cave in the tomb prove that these treasures have long fallen into the hands of tomb robbers. The tomb bricks resemble the Ming Dynasty Nanjing city wall bricks, the brick surface is printed with the words "Jiangning Province", "Shangyuan County" and so on, it seems that this tomb is of high specifications, which was ordered by the imperial court to build for her.
Probably because Princess Fuqing was "unknown" in history, few people paid attention to this tomb. Later, for a while, the migrant workers slept directly on the sarcophagus bed, "companiond" with the princess, and made the coffin bed messy. They said they had been living here for half a year.
On the central sarcophagus bed, mattresses and quilts were tiled, quilts, clothes and daily necessities were placed in the niches, and debris was piled up in the corners of the tomb, and yogurt bags, cigarette butts, melon shells, plastic bags, mats, umbrellas and other daily necessities were also placed on the ground. The tomb of the princess, which is copied with nearly 600-year-old tomb bricks, is not suitable to be "used" in this way. Later, after education, several men moved away, and the princess was quiet.