The Red Pill case, one of the three major cases at the end of the Ming Dynasty, this case is a mystery for eternity, leaving many doubts, and has not been able to get an answer so far. The following fun history Xiaobian has brought you relevant content to share with you. If you are interested in this topic, please help "press the 2-second like button" to give a strong thumbs up. And "pay attention" to it, often come later, and don't get lost.
In 1620, Zhu Yijun, the Wanli Emperor who had ruled the Ming Dynasty for 48 years, was finally liberated. Subsequently, the eldest son Zhu Changluo ascended the throne as emperor. However, Emperor Mingguangzong Zhu Changluo reigned for only one month, and he was only thirty-eight years old.
Zhu Changluo was the eldest son of the Wanli Emperor, and the original successor was actually not his turn to sit. Because he was not welcomed, so was his mother. In fact, his mother was just a palace maid in the Cining Palace, and his birth could only be said to be an accident.
Although empress Zhenggong had no heirs, Princess Zheng Guifei, who was favored by Wanli, gave birth to a crown prince Zhu Changxun, and Wanli refused to make a prince for a long time, in fact, she wanted to choose him.
However, the opposition between the DPRK and China was higher than the wave, and because it triggered a dispute over the foundation of the country, the group of ministers was very opposed, and even pointed the spearhead directly at the harem to interfere in politics, which made Wanli a little unbearable.
In order to calm the anger of the government and the opposition, Wan Li chose the eldest son, Zhu Changluo.
When he ascended the throne, Zhu Changluo was fine, "Yu Lu An He" and "Chong Pu no disease", which means that he walked normally and showed no signs of illness. The Book of Sins also records: "And ascended to the pole, the noble concubine entered the beautiful concubine to serve the emperor." Ten days later, the emperor fell ill.
However, after only ten days, Zhu Changluo was unable to afford to be ill. After becoming seriously ill, he summoned the internal official Cui Wensheng to be treated. However, the emperor's condition did not improve, but instead took a sharp turn for the worse. However, Zhu Changluo did not continue to summon the Tai Doctor, but instead began to take the elixir offered by Li Kezhuo of the Hongxu Temple, and as a result, he died not long after.
This is the Red Pill case, and everything seems to point to Zheng Guifei. It is precisely because of her early advance to offer beautiful women that Zhu Changluo indulges in pleasure, and Cui Wensheng is also a close confidant of Zheng Guifei.
If it is really Zheng Guifei, then it can only be said that the responsibility lies with Zhu Changluo.
Princess Zheng Guifei was bent on allowing her son to succeed to the throne, so not everything could not be changed after Zhu Changluo ascended the throne. Therefore, Zhu Changluo not only did not take measures to suppress Zheng Guifei and prevent accidents, but even asked Zheng Guifei to pay tribute to the beautiful woman, and the eunuchs around her were also Zheng Guifei's cronies.
I don't know if Zhu Changluo is confused or if he is too confident. To say that a knife on the head of the color character is really correct, as soon as he sees the beautiful woman, it is estimated that Zhu Changluo does not even have the most basic judgment.
Therefore, regardless of whether Zheng Guifei was responsible, at least from Zhu Changluo's own point of view, she completely killed herself.
To say that this Ming Guang Sect is also unlucky enough, in fact, the three major doubtful cases at the end of the Ming Dynasty are actually related to him. Originally, after he had just taken the throne, he adopted a series of policies, which had a great opportunity to rectify the chaos and revitalize the imperial program, which moved the Qunchen.
We can't say that Ming Guangzong will definitely bring the Ming Dynasty back to life, but it is a pity that such an emperor who aspires to reform died like this.