Was Xu Da poisoned by Zhu Yuanzhang's "burning goose"?

In Hu Jun's version of "Zhu Yuanzhang", old Zhu gave Xu Da a roast goose, and Xu Da ate the roast goose with tears, and then had a back of gangrene poison hair, and died shortly after. Seriously, seeing this plot gave the audience a sense of sadness and powerlessness at the time. Throughout his life, Xu Dajing, the Duke of Wei, who had made great achievements in battle, ended up in such a fate, and he deeply felt Lao Zhu's ruthlessness and injustice.

After lamenting emotionally, I checked the data to study and research, and the "story of burning the goose" felt that there was neither scientific reason nor logical relationship.

First, eating roast goose leads to the onset of gangrene, there is no scientific basis

I checked various information and did not find "the saying that people with back gangrene will poison and die by eating roasted geese". I think the reason for this kind of legend may be that there are those who have been used by other people in ancient history to deliberately blacken the virtues of Lao Zhu, after all, Lao Zhu's killing of heroes has indeed made a black name in history.

Second, the relationship between Xu Da and Lao Zhu has not been ordinary since childhood

Xu Da was Lao Zhu's playmate when he was a child, he grew up bare-ass, played the game of being an emperor together when he was a child, and killed the calves of The Landlord Liu's family together. After Zhu Yuanzhang participated in the revolutionary work, he was ordered by Guo Zixing to return to his hometown to recruit soldiers, and Xu Da, who was only 22 years old, gladly answered the call and became a loyal fan of Lao Zhu. And thus began his brilliant career as a horseman. Xu Da also saved Lao Zhu's life, and in February of the fifteenth year of Zheng (1355), in Chuzhou City, Xu Da took himself as a hostage and saved Lao Zhu's life from Sun Deya.

Third, Xu Da is the first martial artist of Daming Company's entrepreneurial success

According to Lao Zhu's strategic plan, Xu Da completely defeated Chen Youyu in the west, captured Zhang Shicheng alive during the Eastern Expedition, and after conquering the south, began the Northern Expedition. According to Zhu Yuanzhang's orders, Xu Da was made a major general and Chang Yuchun was a deputy general, leading a 250,000-strong army to carry out the Northern Expedition. He defeated many famous generals of the Yuan Dynasty, captured many princes and ministers alive, and fought under the city of Beijing. After several twists and turns, he finally defeated Wang Baobao, the first general of the Yuan Dynasty, and finally completely overthrew the regime of the Yuan Dynasty. After capturing the city of Beijing, Xu Da continued to march northwest, recovering Shaanxi and Shanxi. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, as a commander, he entered the hinterland of Mongolia to fight and attacked the remnants of the Yuan (Northern Yuan) forces, and achieved a huge victory. After the victory, he returned to Beiping and defended the border defense.

It can be said that in the entrepreneurial process of Daming Company, Lao Zhu is the strategy maker, and Xu Da is the first executor of the strategy. After taking control of the south, Lao Zhu basically did not go out to command the battle, and the recovery work in the north was almost completed under the implementation of Xu Da. Chairman Lao Zhu was like a mirror in his heart.

Fourth, the evaluation of Xu Da

Xu Da was brave and strategic in his life, and his military achievements and tsuboku were outstanding, and he was praised by Zhu Yuanzhang as the "Great Wall". He spoke less and thought deeply, and in the military, military orders were not changed once they were issued. All the generals obeyed his orders in awe, and in front of Taizu they were respectful and cautious as if they did not dare to speak. Good at appeasing the soldiers, sharing weal and woe with the subordinates, the soldiers are grateful for his kindness and willingness to repay the best of their ability, so the soldiers are invincible to the enemy. It was more able to strictly restrain the troops, conquering two metropolises, three provincial capitals, and more than a hundred capitals and counties, so that the city was safe and the people were not suffering from war. (Historians' evaluation of Xu Da)

In the "History of Ming", Lao Zhu commented on Xu Da: The general is brave and brave, so he can curb chaos and cut the crowd. Ordered to come out, successful and spinning, not reserved, women have nothing to love, treasures have nothing to take, Zhongzheng has no flaws, the sun and the moon are clear, and the great general is only one. Breaking the barbarians, the merits of the ancient and modern people are the first; the outgoing will enter the picture, and the literary and martial world is unparalleled.

Xu Da is basically a perfect hero.

Fifth, Xu Da's height in Daming Company

Xu Daguan (徐達官) was promoted to Taifu (太傅), Zhongshu (中書右丞相), a military official and a prince of the State Affairs Department, and was given the title of Duke of Wei. He was cautious, good at governing the army, and spent his life fighting horses, establishing immortal merits for the Ming Dynasty.

In the eighteenth year of Hongwu (1385), Xu Da died. Posthumously honored as king of Zhongshan, with the courtesy name "Wuning", buried the yin of Zhongshan, and made the Imperial Shinto inscription. It is also worthy of the Taimiao Temple, the Temple of Portrait Heroes, the first meritorious hero of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, ranking first among the "Six Kings" of the founding country.

It is said that the minister's ability to enter the "Taimiao" after his death is the highest honor given to the minister by the ancient emperor.

Sixth, said said

How could Lao Zhu, such a ghostly man, be stupid enough to use a roast goose to poison Comrade Xu Da, the founding father who was about to die of illness?

Lao Zhu did kill many heroes, such as Blue Jade, Li Shanchang, etc., but these heroes were killed, and there were still some handles in Lao Zhu's hands. Besides, while killing these heroes, their families were basically killed. On the other hand, after the death of Xu Da, the Duke of Wei, Xu Da's son was not only well, but also had military power in his hands, if Lao Zhu wanted to kill Xu Da, would he still keep his son? Isn't Lao Zhu equivalent to letting Xu Da's descendants avenge Xu Da one day in the future?

So the story about Xu Da's roasted goose is just choreographed by the good people.

Xu Da's death was caused by an incurable illness!