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Zhu Yunjiao: "Emperor Grandpa, the fourth uncle is unable to see, bullying hundreds of officials, wantonly acting arbitrarily, isn't this still a cool official?" The imperial court should share the world with the people of Shilin, not with the cool officials. ”
Zhu Yuanzhang will arrest Zhu Lu because of Zhu Yunjiao's few words and reduce him to a commoner?
Absurd?
Is he really partial to Zhu Yunjiao, or is he just looking for a "pretext" to act?
To say that Zhu Di is also quite depressed.
Do you really think he is rare to be the head of the Jinyi guard?
Even if he didn't want to be, how could he escape if his old son Zhu Yuanzhang played with his heart?
Understand that everyone knows that this is a thankless job, not only is it easy to offend people, but if it is not done well, it will offend Zhu Yuanzhang.
Zhu Di is like a sandwich cookie, left and right are not people.
In the eyes of the hundred officials, Zhu Di was holding a chicken feather as an arrow, and would rather kill a hundred by mistake than put one.
In Zhu Yuanzhang's heart, if he did not thoroughly investigate, he would not be able to dispel his suspicions.
Zhu Yuanzhang chose Zhu Di to be this difference, which can be described as killing three eagles with one stone.
First, clear the way for Zhu Biao
If you say that among Zhu Yuanzhang's sons, who is the most pleasing to him?
It was definitely Prince Zhu Biao.
The prince's upbringing, the prince's benevolence, and the prince's way of governing the country, Zhu Yuanzhang were all satisfied.
Although the crown prince was ambivalent about Zhu Yuanzhang's connivance with Jinyiwei, Zhu Yuanzhang did not blame him.
The prince wanted to turn a blind eye to the heroes of "corrupt and perverted the law", and he could kill chickens and scare the monkeys to the point, and did not want to cause a river of blood.
Could it be that Zhu Yuanzhang really had the heart to kill the "meritorious heroes" and exterminate them all?
In his position, it is estimated that he had to be killed.
Thinking about the Daming Dynasty, the Zhu family had only been fighting for ten years, and the group of ministers had "decayed" into this.
On the one hand, it is the traitors of the former dynasty, and on the other hand, it is the "corrupt and perverted law" of the huge contingent of meritorious heroes, and if it is not thoroughly investigated and dealt with, with the benevolence of the prince, it is difficult to take over this country.
The more people involved in corrupting the law, neither for the Zhu family nor for the people' social welfare is a good thing.
Not to mention that Zhu Yuanzhang was born as a peasant, and he also agreed that he would rather a hundred officials cry than the people cry.
Zhu Yuanzhang was clear in his heart, although the means were a little fierce, but his purpose was achieved.
II. Zhu Yuanzhang's "Killing" of Hu Weiyong
This time, it was not so much a corrupt official as It was Zhu Yuanzhang who used Hu Weiyong to play a big game of chess.
Hu Weiyong was indeed clever, not only guessing the Holy Will, but also playing Zhu Liangzu and others around.
Zhu Yuanzhang took advantage of Hu Weiyong's cleverness and held him high, and the higher his status, the more those people were.
Hu Weiyong, who was invincible in the heights, was also worried about Zhu Yuanzhang's "killing", but the greater the "power" he held in his hands, the more people involved, the greater his chips, and he was also betting that Zhu Yuanzhang might not dare to do it easily.
In the Case of Hu Weiyong, Zhu Yuanzhang used his hand to speed up the resolution of a group of people who were "corrupt and perverted the law."
The case implicated thousands or more people, and the "mainstay" of the Ming Dynasty seemed to have been hollowed out.
Zhu Yuanzhang was relieved, but the prince was still worried.
Even if the evidence is in hand, the crown prince Zhu Biao still does not agree with this kind of "killing" of the big hand, which leads to a gap between him and the "accomplice" Zhu Di.
Third, Zhu Di became an orphan minister
Zhu Yuanzhang's several adult sons, in addition to the prince, the highest voice in terms of ability, wisdom, and people's voice is the King of Yan.
Such a person, if used well, can become the prince's right-hand man after he ascends the throne, but if he does not use it well, it will become a big hidden danger.
Xu Da saw it thoroughly, and His Majesty and the Crown Prince wanted the King of Yan to be: An Orphan Minister!
When Zhu Di took the Jinyi guard to investigate and deal with corrupt officials, he was criticized and offended many people, but the crown prince Zhu Biao, who had always spoiled him, felt that he was too "rampant".
At this time, Zhu Di seemed to be really as everyone said: he was obstinate and bloodthirsty.
Even Xu Miaoyun, who was intelligent and virtuous, could not understand Zhu Di's style of conduct.
Only Zhu Yuanzhang asked Zhang Wu to bring words to Zhu Di: it means that he can check what he wants, and he has Lao Tzu as a patron for him.
Zhu Yuanzhang, who clearly said that he wanted to be Zhu Di's patron, why did he rebel and reduce him to a commoner.
Even if it is really a drama, it feels that Zhu Di is so miserable.
Zhu Biao dissuaded Zhu Yuanzhang many times, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not listen, so why did he say sharp words from the mouth of the little Zhu Yunjiao, but he could convince Zhu Yuanzhang?
What's in it?
It shows Zhu Yuanzhang's preference for Zhu Yunjiao.
It shows that Zhu Yuanzhang wants to protect the prince.
It seems that Zhu Yuanzhang loves his son and loves his grandson, which is also biased.
This time, Zhu Di was saddled with infamy and degraded to a commoner, and his son Zhu Gaozi fell ill, which was really not worth the loss.
Zhu Di successfully became a "lone minister".
The prince no longer pulled out his heart and lungs to protect him as he had done before.
The King of Qin, the King of Jin, etc. also left their hearts because of his excellence.
The hundred officials who were fortunate enough to escape the disaster also did not dare to give him a grudge against him.
His wife, Xu Miaoyun, also began to resent his behavior.
The only thing to be thankful for is that in the hearts of the people, his reputation is good.
End of the text: In the history of the Hu Weiyong case, there was nothing wrong with Zhu Di, Tu Jie intended to exonerate Hu Weiyong, and at that time, Hu Weiyong already had one hand covering the sky.
The "Popular Interpretation of the History of Ming" writes: Taizu died only in vain, and the deputy general Chen Ning and others all straightened out the law, and although Tu Jie surrendered himself, he was also sentenced to death for his subordinates and conspirators.
Li Shanchang escaped the disaster for a while, and was finally executed by Zhu Yuanzhang along with more than seventy of his wives, daughters, brothers and nephews.
As for the "sin" and "drama" forced on Zhu Dijia in the play, what do you think?
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