Why did Han Lin'er die in vain? Why didn't he meditate in advance?
Han Lin'er (?-1366), a native of Luancheng, Zhaozhou, leader of the peasant uprising (Red Turban Army) in the late Yuan Dynasty, and son of Han Shantong. The following interesting history editor will bring you a detailed introduction, and then read on.
Xiaoming Wang himself is a puppet, ideally Zen position to others, himself to take a back seat is a good choice. But whether he has this realization or not, or whether he can be the Lord or not, he has no choice. Because before he could wait for the day when he wanted to take the throne, he was solved by Zhu Yuanzhang's subordinates early.
In December 1366, King Xiaoming died in a shipwreck at Guazhou. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang destroyed all historical materials about the Dragon and Phoenix regime, and there is still some unclear historical understanding of this period of monarch-subject relations. After all, Zhu Yuanzhang later became the emperor, and the emperor is the chosen one, how can anyone become his boss?
The relationship between the two should be regarded as a cooperative relationship, a combination of interests. But Zhu Yuanzhang is a careerist after all, and he is not willing to live under people for a long time. When the Longfeng regime was in the limelight, the ministers under him could still obey the order, and when the Longfeng regime defeated Anfeng, the ministers under him had already become princes, even if Zhu Yuanzhang did not rob it, others would do this kind of thing.
Throughout the life of Xiaoming King Han Lin'er, it is also a relatively tragic life. When his father was still alive, Han Lin'er could be said to be infinitely beautiful, and there were not many things to worry about, just to be a good son.
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Han Lin'er's father Han Shantong seized on the superstition of the ancients and made a big fuss, coaxing the people to say that there was a reincarnation of Maitreya Buddha, and he was the one who could lead everyone to a good life. Liu Futong, Du Zundao, Luo Wensu, Sheng Wenyu and others also wanted a piece of the pie at the right time, so they followed suit and advocated that Han Shantong was the eighth grandson of Emperor Huizong of Song, and he was the only person who could control the world. Everyone rose up and marked them with red scarves, so their people were also called the Red Turban Army.
But it didn't take long for the matter to be known by the government. After all, this gang has no experience in rebellion, and the boss Han Shantong was caught and executed by the government, but after all, the slogan has been shouted, and he can't change someone to say that he is the reincarnation of Maitreya Buddha! So he continued to act under the slogan of the Han father and son.
During this period, many leaders of the rebel army emerged, and Liu Futong successively captured Luoshan, Zhenyang and other places, and the people and horses had developed to a certain scale. Liu Futong turned from a younger brother to a warlord with 100,000 horses. Guo Zixing also rebelled against the Yuan in Haozhou, which is now Fengyang County, Anhui. Later, everyone knew that Zhu Yuanzhang also joined Guo Zixing's team and became his son-in-law, married Guo Zixing's righteous daughter Ma Dajiao, and won the first pot of gold in his life.
Just like Emperor Xian of Han, who took him and controlled him, didn't he become an officially certified person? Liu Futong then actively looked for Han Lin'er, the son of Han Shantong, in order to obtain the corresponding heroes of the world. Finally, Han Lin'er, who was hiding with her mother in Dangshan, was found, and took the mother and son to Muzhou. Han Lin'er was established as the King of Xiaoming, the national name was set as Song, and the year name was Dragon and Phoenix, which is also what we often call the Dragon and Phoenix regime.
After King Xiaoming became emperor, he made his mother Yang the empress dowager, and Liu Futong and Du Zundao and others were also allowed to be high-ranking officials because of their meritorious service in protecting the lord. However, Liu Futong was unwilling to be subordinate to others, defeated a series of forces that opposed him, and gradually mastered the voice of the Dragon and Phoenix regime.
Later, Guo Zixing's warlord did not last long and died, and King Xiaoming appointed Zhu Yuanzhang as the number three figure in Guo Zixing's army. Zhu Yuanzhang scoffed at this reward, but on the surface he was silent, secretly accumulating his own strength, because Zhu Yuanzhang's wings were not yet full, so he had to tend to the status quo.
By the sixteenth year of Zhizheng, Liu Futong ordered the army of the three routes to march. After experiencing the defeat of Fengxiang, he turned to attack Sichuan. Its Middle Eastern army first fought Jinan, and then approached Tongzhou, not far from the capital of the Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, the magnates of the Yuan Dynasty were greatly shocked, and at one time planned to move to avoid disaster.
The Central Route Army first hit Taiyuan in Shanxi, and then all the way to Baoding, knowing that Yuanshang was captured, and then went to capture Liaoyang and other places. In May, two years after sending troops, the men and horses of the Longfeng regime finally took Bianliang, which was the old capital of the Song Dynasty, and having Bianliang meant that the recovery of the Song Dynasty was not far away. Therefore, the Longfeng regime discussed the consequences and decided to establish Bianliang as the capital, and the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty were extremely afraid when they heard about this, which fundamentally shaken the rule of the Yuan Dynasty.
The Yuan Dynasty invested a large number of troops to retake the territory in the north, so that Zhu Yuanzhang in the south relatively speaking, with the barrier of the Dragon and Phoenix regime in front, can safely cultivate his own forces in the south, this stage is the period when Zhu Yuanzhang relied on the Dragon and Phoenix regime.
It was at this stage that Zhu Yuanzhang launched a melee struggle of warlords in the south. In battles with Zhang Shicheng, Xu Shouhui, and some Yuan dynasty forces for territory. It was precisely by relying on the signboard that he was a subordinate of the Dragon and Phoenix regime that Zhu Yuanzhang successively captured important strategic positions such as Zhenjiang, Guangde, Changxing, Changzhou, Ningguo, Jiangyin, Changshu, and Huizhou. These places are all important economic centers and military centers of the country, and with these, you can wrestle with Zhang Shicheng and others.
During this period, the Longfeng regime also gave Zhu Yuanzhang more and more titles, hoping to keep him loyal to Longfeng and King Xiaoming. He successively rewarded the posts of Deacon Pingzhang, Marshal of Terracotta and Prime Minister Zuo. This stage is the stage where Zhu Yuanzhang and Long Feng rely on each other and take what they need.
However, in the later period, the Longfeng regime suffered successive defeats and withdrew from the capital city of Bianliang under the onslaught of the Yuan army. Because Bianliang had no danger to defend, coupled with insufficient food and military supplies, Liu Futong was bound to lose the battle and completely lost hope of retaking Bianliang. When the city was broken, he took King Xiaoming hostage and retreated to Anfeng City.
In the eighth year of Dragon and Phoenix, the Yuan Dynasty sent Wang Baobao to lead an army to continue to launch a counterattack, and Liu Futong led troops to rescue and suffered defeat, and his strength was further weakened. When Zhang Shicheng's subordinates surrounded Liu Futong and Xiaoming Wang, they had no choice but to turn to Zhu Yuanzhang to send troops to rescue. Zhu Yuanzhang saw this move clearly, and tried to arrange for everyone to rescue King Xiaoming and successfully rescue him and place him in Chuzhou to control him.
Han Lin'er had no choice but to reward the third-generation high-ranking official of the Zhu family, Houlu, but the boat capsized and drowned on the way to Yingtian. At present, most people believe that Zhu Yuanzhang instructed his subordinates to do this, but some people say that it was his subordinates who killed King Xiaoming without authorization to show their loyalty. No matter what, in the end, Zhu Yuanzhang profited from this, and he definitely couldn't escape the connection. Poor King Xiaoming died unclear, and died before he could arrange the next plan.