Speaking of the Ming Dynasty, I believe that many people will not be strangers, in the Zhu Yuanzhang period, it is the initial stage of the Ming Dynasty, so Zhu Yuanzhang naturally also has to make some rules, and for some officials who violate the laws of the Ming Dynasty, it is natural to be severely punished, this point, I believe that friends familiar with history also know, after all, as the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but such a harsh Zhu Yuanzhang, but when he encountered an official of the Ming Dynasty who was raided, this official took out an "heirloom", and Zhu Yuanzhang actually chose to directly exonerate after seeing it Why, exactly?
The official who was raided was named Qian Qi, because his father Qian Yongqin was in jianchang prefect's office in terms of tax and grain shortages, so he decided to raid his home, in the face of this situation, Qian Yi took a family heirloom handed down from the Tang Dynasty to the capital to ask for Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Yuanzhang chose to see him, and after seeing the heirloom he had taken, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Yousifa to return all the family wealth of the field, and also let him leave with the "heirloom" and let him keep it well.
In fact, the "heirloom" that Qian Yi took was the "Golden Book Iron Coupon", which was given by Tang Zhaozong during the Tang Dynasty, and Qian Qizu was Qian Yue, the King of Wuyue, who gave this "Golden Book Iron Coupon" to Qian Yue at that time, and was later passed down from generation to generation by Qian Biao, and Zhu Yuanzhang, after seeing this "Qian Shu Iron Coupon", knew that Qian Yi was a hero in his ancestors, so he exonerated him. So, what do you think about this? Welcome friends, in the following message interaction Oh ~