Ming Dynasty Patriarchal Chambers - Sons of The Divine Sect: Fu Wang

1 King Fugong, Zhu Changxun, third son of Emperor Shenzong. In the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Calendar, it was sealed; in the forty-second year, it was in Henan Province. In the first month of the fourteenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng trapped Luoyang and was killed.

(1) Zhu Yousong, the eldest son of Shu, was the Prince of Fu.

(2) Zhu Youyu , the second son of Shu , was the King of Yingshang. In the first month of the fourteenth year of Chongzhen, he was killed with King Gong.

Empress Shenzong was childless, Princess Wang's eldest son Zhu Changluo, and the most favored noble concubine, Zheng Changxun, was born. Emperor Shenzong did not make a prince for a long time, and both inside and outside the imperial court suspected that Concubine Zheng Guifei was plotting to establish her own son, and they all went to the chapter to discuss his affairs, so the ministers who were demoted were continuously demoted, and the people who played it did not stop. The Divine Sect had been suffering from this for many years. In the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Calendar, Zhu Changluo was finally made crown prince, and Zhu Changxun was made the Prince of Fu, with a marriage fee of 300,000 yuan and a cost of 280,000 yuan to build the Luoyang Palace, ten times more than the norm. The court ministers asked King Fu to give him a hundred chapters, but emperor Shenzong ignored them until the forty-second year of the Wanli calendar, when he ordered King Fu to take the throne.

Zhu Changluo was not in good health, and Emperor Shenzong's empress Wang Shi was not in good health, and Emperor Shenzong did not make a prince for a long time, and for a long time he did not let King Fu take the throne, probably waiting for an opportunity - Zhu Changluo or Empress Wang died of illness, Zhu Changluo died of illness, then Zhu Changxun would be the eldest son, and if Empress Wang died of illness, zheng Guifei could be established as empress, so that Zhu Changxun would be made crown prince as the eldest son or the son of the empress. But what I couldn't imagine was that these two people, or the Heavenly Sect, were against the Divine Sect, and both lived to the forty-eighth year of the Wanli Calendar, and died shortly before and after the death of the Divine Sect, respectively, and the time was so accurate, as if they had deliberately lived so long to qi the Divine Sect.

Previously, the tax envoys and mining envoys sent by the Divine Sect were all over the world, and they were offered every month, and the goods they looted were hundreds of millions, and the pearl Qibao Wenqi was piled up like a mountain, and when Zhu Changxun was in the domain, he gave more to Zhu Changxun. When Zhu Changxun was about to leave, Emperor Shenzong summoned him back to the palace four times, and asked him to enter the palace once every three years, and issued an edict to zhu Changxun with 40,000 hectares of zhuangtian, which was changed to 20,000 hectares after yousi vigorously argued, and because of the lack of fertile land in Henan, it was supplemented by the land of Shandong and Huguang. Zhu Changxun also asked zhang Juzheng's family property, the miscellaneous taxes along the river from Jiangdu to Taiping, and the income from The salt well in Sichuan to sell salt; he also asked for Huai salt and salt to open a shop to sell salt. Henan used to eat Hedong salt, but now it is required to eat Huai salt instead, and shops that are not in the royal palace cannot sell salt. Shenzong lived deep in the palace, most of the courtiers did not look at it, only the envoys of the Fu Clan could freely enter and exit the middle left gate, the Fu King had a request, and the ShenZong handled the reply on the same day, and everything was impossible.

During the Chongzhen Dynasty, The Fu Domain was close to the capital, and Zhu Changxun was the emperor's uncle and was treated favorably and respected by the imperial court, but Zhu Changxun indulged in wine and women day by day. When the thieves in Shaanxi were everywhere, Henan was also in a drought, the people were in turmoil, and even some people ate people, all of which said: "The former emperor spent the world's goods to enrich the Fu King, and the Fu King was richer than the emperor. Reinforcements who went to Shaanxi to suppress the rebellion passed through Luoyang, and made a noise: "The royal palace has millions of dollars, but let us die of hunger at the hands of thieves. At that time, Lu Weiqi, the Shangshu of the Nanjing Army, was at home in Luoyang, and when he heard the words of the people and the soldiers, he was very frightened and told Zhu Changxun about the stakes, but Zhu Changxun did not think so. In the winter of the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng attacked Yongning and Yiyang. In the first month of the following year, Wang Yinchang led the people to guard, and the chief military officer Wang Shaoyu and the deputy generals Liu Jianyi and Luo Tai also led their troops to Luoyang. Zhu Changxun summoned the three generals to the palace and gave them a feast. A few days later, Li Zicheng's army reached Luoyang and began to attack the city. Zhu Changxun recruited warriors with thousands of gold, came out of the city, and entered the enemy camp with a spear, and the enemy army retreated slightly. In the middle of the night, Wang Shaoyu's army killed the defenders of the city, and set fire to the city tower, opening the north gate to let the enemy enter the city. Zhu Changluo came out of the city and hid in the Ying'en Temple, where he was captured the next day and killed shortly thereafter. After Zhu Changluo was killed, the two confessors lay on the corpse and cried bitterly, and were dragged away by the rebels. He shouted, "When King Fu is dead, we don't want to live, and if we get a coffin to bury King Fu, we won't regret it." The rebels gave them an inch-thick paulownia coffin, and after they gathered Zhu Changxun, they hanged themselves. The rebels burned the palace, and the fire lasted for three days. When the news reached the imperial court, the Chongzhen Emperor was shocked and mourned, and after three days of boycotting, he ordered the Henan region to rebury King Fu.

2 Zhu Yousong, the eldest son of Prince Gong. In the forty-fifth year of the Wanli Calendar, he was enfeoffed as king of Dechang. Chongzhen was enthroned in the sixteenth year; in May of the seventeenth year, he established himself in Nanjing, with the name Ofhongguang. In May of the second year of Qing Shunzhi, the Qing army crossed the river and was executed.

When Li Zicheng attacked Luoyang, Princess Zou and Zhu Yousong fled to Huaiqing. In July of the sixteenth year of Chongzhen, Zhu Yousong attacked the seal, and the Chongzhen Emperor personally selected a treasure jade belt from the palace and gave it to him. In March of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Beijing fell, and Zhu Yousong and Zhu Changshu, the king of Lu, fled to Huai'an to avoid thieves. In April, Ma Shiying, the governor of Fengyang, welcomed Zhu Yousong to Nanjing. In May Gengyin, Zhu Yousong supervised the state, with Bingbu Shangshu Shi Kefa, Hubu Shangshu Gao Hongtu, and Ma Shiying as university scholars, and Ma Shiying still supervised the military affairs of Fengyang. In May, Zhu Yousong proclaimed himself emperor, with the era name Hongguang, ordered Shi Kefa to supervise Jiangbei, summoned Ma Shiying to enter the dynasty, and divided Huai'an, Yangzhou, Fengyang, and Luzhou in northern Jiangbei into four towns, guarded by Huang Degong, Liu Liangzuo, Liu Zeqing, and Gao Jie.

Zhu Yousong was dimwitted and cowardly, indulged in wine and singing prostitutes, and handed over the power to Ma Shiying and Ma Shiying's co-party Ruan Daqi, and promoted Ruan Daqi to bingbu Shangshu and responsible for the defense of Jiangsu. The two sell their official titles and declare a personal vendetta. Soon, a man named Wang Zhiming, who claimed to be the crown prince of the Chongzhen Emperor, was imprisoned. Another woman with the surname Tong, who claimed to be Zhu Yousong's concubine, was also imprisoned. There was an uproar at home and abroad. In March of the following year, Zuo Liangyu, the Marquis of Ningnan, raised an army in Wuchang in the name of rescuing the crown prince and killing Ma Shiying, and went east. Ruan Dayu and Huang Degong led their armies to resist. In May, the Qing army crossed the Yangtze River. In the night of Xin, Zhu Yousong fled to Taiping, hoping to rush to Huang Degong's army. On the other hand, Ma Shiying fled to Hangzhou with Empress Dowager Zou (朱由崧嫡) and empress dowager Zou(朱由崧嫡) to Hangzhou. 癸巳, Zhu Yousong to Wuhu. Bing Shen, the Qing army to the north of Nanjing, Nanjing civil and military officials out of the city surrendered. At noon, Zhu Yousong was captured and taken to Nanjing. The following year, Zhu Yousong and some other Ming dynasty clans were killed in Beijing for plotting rebellion.

Empress Zou, who fled to Hangzhou, ordered Zhu Changshu the Prince of Lu to supervise the state, and soon the Qing army arrived in Hangzhou, Zhu Changshu surrendered, And Empress Zou was captured, and on the way to Beijing, Empress Zou jumped into the Huai River and died.

After the fall of the Hongguang regime, Ma Shiying, who was regarded as a traitor, could not tolerate the Tang and Lu regimes, but still insisted on resisting the Qing, refused to surrender after being captured, and was killed.