If you want to say what was the highest profit and the highest risk in ancient times, it must be a rebellion, and this thing became the lord of the world. Defeat means that the life of the family is inevitably not guaranteed, and the various data given by history also prove this, and the number of people who died due to the failure of the rebellion can be said to be countless. There are even fewer successful people, and only one person in history has rebelled and succeeded as the king of the clan. This person was Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who was known to have created his nephew's rebellion.
This poor nephew's name was Zhu Yunjiao, the second son of Zhu Biao, the crown prince of Yiwen, who was originally in accordance with the Ming Dynasty's stipulation that the elderly must be in the right place. Zhu Yunxiong could not be the emperor's grandson, but his brother Zhu Xiongying died on October 27, the seventh year of Hongwu, and he had the opportunity to become the emperor's grandson. It was probably because of that provision that Zhu Yuanzhang actually chose the eldest grandson after the death of his eldest son Zhu Biao, and did not consider the other sons.
If his other sons were mediocre, there were two more unusual, these two were Zhu Di, the King of Yan, and Zhu Quan, the King of Ning. One is good at fighting, one is good at strategizing, and both have military power. Therefore, when Zhu Yunjiao rushed to the throne and then carried out the action of cutting the domain, the rebellion between the two people was actually inevitable. It was also Zhu Yunjiao who was too anxious, and in less than a year, he deposed the King of Zhou, the King of Min, the King of Xiang, the King of Qi, and the King of Dai. Seeing that a catastrophe was approaching, could Zhu Di not be in a hurry and hurry up when he could still react?
In July of the first year of Jianwen (1399), Zhu Di murdered Zhang Fu and Xie Gui, who had come to arrest him, and quickly took control of Beiping. Subsequently, qi Tai and Huang Zicheng, who were accused of being "traitorous ministers", began a rebellion that lasted for four years under the pretext of "jing difficulties" for the country. To be fair, Zhu Yunjiao was right to cut the domain, after all, none of these uncles could sleep peacefully. But Zhu Dijing is actually not wrong, Zhu Yunjiao is in order to sleep peacefully, he naturally has to be deposed and rebelled for himself.
The four-year process of the jingdez is still relatively bumpy, and I will not explain them all here, but only talk about the final results. In june of the fourth year of Jianwen (1402), Zhu Shu and Li Jinglong, the king of Gu, opened the Jinchuan Gate and surrendered, and the city of Nanjing fell, and Zhu Yunjiao disappeared in a fire. That fire has left all kinds of mysteries to history since then, where did Zhu Yunjiao go? If Zhu Yunjiao had not run, but sat at the Taihe Gate waiting for Zhu Di, would Zhu Di have dared to move him?
The former question is difficult to say, after all, it has been looking for hundreds of years, and no one has found an accurate answer. But the latter problem is obvious, born in the royal family, they are destined to go through such a brutal battle. And those who are not decisive in killing can not go to the end, Zhu Di's personality is similar to his father, and he has led soldiers to fight for many years. Therefore, he could not and could not leave Zhu Yunjiao, and even if Zhu Yunjiao sat and waited for Zhu Di, he would also end up dead.
Just depending on what kind of death method, maybe Zhu Di would risk the world's great disobedience and directly execute him. However, he who has always looked at his face may also have a "Zen concession" and then quietly let Zhu Yunjiao "die of illness" and "die violently". Since ancient times, countless brothers have been persecuted and killed for the throne, and even more so on their own fathers. Zhu Yunjiao was still only a nephew to Zhu Di, so how could he leave a danger for himself and his descendants?
But it is worth mentioning that in the end, it turns out that Zhu Di is indeed a good monarch. Immediately, he can personally conquer Mongolia, maintain the tranquility of the Ming Dynasty's borders, and reach a situation where all countries are vying to come to the DPRK. Ma Xia was able to make the country's economic development better and better, and in his hands, the Ming Dynasty was in a leading position in the world.
Reference: History of the Ming Dynasty