Looking at history, the emperors of the Ming Dynasty had a very low life expectancy compared to other unified dynasties.
Emperor Zhu Youxiao preferred to be a carpenter all his life, which is also a kind of manual labor, but he died of falling into the water at the age of 23.
Emperor MingwuZong Zhu Houzhao was witty and intelligent, liked to ride and shoot, and his physical fitness was certainly very good, and he also died because of falling into the water, at the age of 31.
Emperor Mingmuzong Zhu Zaiyuan was an emperor who was keen on indulgence, and due to excessive indulgence, coupled with long-term use of aphrodisiacs and died of illness, he finally Chinese New Year's Eve six years old.
During the Ming Dynasty, the control of the emperor by the wenchen could be the peak of the dynasties, and an emperor who took aphrodisiacs for a long time could not ignore the excessive desire of the courtiers.
As the saying goes, there must be a demon when things go wrong, and what kind of earth-shattering secrets are hidden behind most of the short lives of the Ming emperors?
Throughout the history of the development of the Ming Dynasty, it has always been a battle of wits and courage between the emperor and the civilian official clique, winning the emperor's reign in the world, and losing the emperor's house arrest in the Forbidden City.
Since the change of Tumu Fort, civilian officials have gradually grasped military power, and their power has been unprecedentedly strengthened, which is unique in the dynasties and dynasties.
In order to ensure the interests of the civilian official clique, most of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty never left the Forbidden City, and thus were controlled by the civilian clique.
In order not to be coerced by the civilian official clique, most of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty spent their entire lives struggling with the civilian clique.
Whether it was Liu Jin, Wei Zhongxian and other eunuchs, they were all tools used by the emperor to restrain the civilian official clique.
Unfortunately, because of the threat to the interests of the civilian official clique, many Ming emperors died accidentally.
The situation in which civilian officials controlled the world did not stop until the fall of the Ming Dynasty, and it was also considered to be played to death by themselves.
No wonder the Chongzhen Emperor Zhu Youjian said before his death: All civilian subjects can be killed.