During the reign of emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty, a major event occurred in Nanchang, Jiangxi: Zhu Chenhao, the king of Ning, rebelled. The title of King Ning has been passed down from generation to generation, nanchang is a rich land, this king of Ning is good and does not enjoy wealth, why should he rebel? Because Zhu Chenhao's ambitions were more "lofty", he felt that the current emperor was inferior to himself, and besides, his ancestors had been promised by Zhu Di to "divide the world equally".
Who is Zhu Chenhao's ancestor? Of course, it was the first generation of Ning Wang, Zhu Quan. Zhu Quan is also a legendary figure, he is 18 years younger than Ming Chengzu Zhu Di, and was born 10 years after the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. As we all know, Zhu Yuanzhang made all his sons the king of the clan before his death, and before he died, he was afraid that the uncles of the clan king would threaten his grandson Zhu Yunjiao, and even his own funeral was not allowed to attend in Beijing.
Zhu Yuanzhang was so painstaking and lonely, of course, he was afraid that these uncles were too strong, and Zhu Yunjiao could not beat them. Facts have proved that Jiang is indeed still old and spicy, Zhu Yunjiao is young and vigorous, anxious to destroy the uncles, the result caused the uncles to be difficult, he failed to fight them, the throne was taken away by Uncle Yan Wang, he disappeared in the long river of history, becoming a king and defeating Kou, he could only be forced to submit to defeat.
In our impression, Zhu Di is a warlike figure and a figure who is good at strategizing. However, many historical records of the Ming Dynasty record that his younger brother King Ning, who was 18 years younger than him, was better at strategizing, so why did he dare to be angry when Zhu Di raised an army, when Zhu Di took away 80,000 troops? The strength of King Ning was there, he was sent by Zhu Yuanzhang to guard against the Mongols, the soldiers were strong, and the food was abundant.
It can only be said that Zhu Yunjiao "helped Zhu Di a lot." Zhu Di's strength is insufficient, and in order to confront Zhu Yunjiao, he must find more people and horses to prepare. In this way, King Ning became the middle force that everyone wanted to fight for--the bad was that Zhu Yunjiao had been too impatient before, and he summoned an uncle to Beijing to kill him at every turn, or forced an uncle to commit suicide in the fiefdom.
Therefore, when King Ning faced the emperor's holy will to summon him to beijing, and when he came to him to cry with his headache and cry, and when he cried that our brothers were sick and had the same bitter fate, he did not hesitate to choose to believe the latter. Zhu Di took this opportunity to bribe the people around King Ning, and when King Ning sent him off, he shouted loudly, and most of King Ning's men stood behind Zhu Di, and King Ning had no choice but to be kind.
However, Zhu Di took care of king Ning's face and promised him that after the matter was completed, the world would be divided equally. Of course, we know that this is just a blank cheque, which emperor in the feudal era did not hold the idea of "allowing others to sleep on the side of the bed"? Therefore, King Ning did not wait for a perfect ending, but instead ushered in a new problem - the emperor was very jealous of him, afraid that he would learn from himself in a huff.
King Ning was a wise man, who had read many history books, and knew that during the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu Zixu's outstanding talents were allusions to being beheaded by King Wu and fan Ligong retiring to keep peace. In order to avoid becoming the former, King Ning began to send love between mountains and rivers, eating, drinking, and having fun, and doing all kinds of elegant things, and finally escaped Zhu Di's liquidation, successfully protected the peace of his life, and saved the title of King of Ning.
Only his 4th generation heir Zhu Chenhao did not have the wisdom of the old ancestors, Zhu Chenhao's timing of sending troops was not right, and it was sharp and sharp to cause disasters, and under the combination of multiple factors, his rebellion lasted only more than 1 month before declaring failure. I don't know how the first generation of King Ning would feel after learning about his descendants: was he angry that he was useless, or did he feel that his descendants were good and gave him a sigh of relief?