Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

In other words, Zhang Ji is not from this group.

He took refuge in Zhu Qizhen, which was a common choice for non-Jiangnan officials.

The promotion given to him by Zhu Qizhen was also that of Shaoqing of Dali Temple.

And Yu Qianping level.

Zhang Ji helped Zhu Qizhen, will he be fine?

Of course not!

Sure enough, Zhang Ji was immediately eliminated!

In the same year, immediately after the incident in Zhu Qizhen, Yu Qian summoned Zhang Ji, who was suppressing the rebellion, to Beijing.

Zhang Ji, who had just walked a short distance after leaving office, died suddenly on the way!

As a governor of a province, he was appointed as an important minister of the central government. He died like a dead dog. No one checked...

What did he die for...

Are you confused?

The world has no impression of a feudal official of the same level as Qianping.

Oh?

Yu Qian won the battle to defend the capital!

Then - Zhang Ji destroyed a country!

Yu Qianying is famous all over the world...

From ancient times to the present, few people have talked about Zhang Ji who destroyed the Taiping Kingdom...

(This shows that - backed by capital, it is beyond the first line.

Without capital, you can only work for three meals a day.

If you dare to do bad things, I'll do it to you!

Being killed is like a dead dog, no one cares about it, no one asks...)

……

Zhang Ji's age cannot be found in history books.

Based on the mid-term Yongle examination, he was estimated to be only 50 to [-] years old when he died.

He died suddenly in the prime of life.

The government and the public are indifferent...

Zhang Ji's death has revealed the real culprit behind the rebellion!

Let’s look at the ending of the great rebel Chen Jianhu——

After Zhu Qiyu took charge of the country, the central court under Yu Qian's administration immediately pardoned Chen Jianhu and served as a guard for the imperial city.

For some unknown reason, Chen Jianhu suddenly escaped and was hacked to death by the palace guard on duty.

Oh open!

He rebelled and became king, yet he was treated so kindly?

According to the laws of the Ming Dynasty, all bandit leaders will be killed, and only those who threaten to follow will be sent to the army!

He joined the army...

Who is the bandit leader?

So, does his death mean silence?

……

Who knew that what Zhang Ji sent was not good news...

It was the trigger for the Literary Group to take action!

It is also the death knell of Zhu Qizhen!

If Zhu Qizhen hadn't made the first move, he would have become the first emperor to be beheaded by a foreign nation in the history of the Ming Dynasty...

……

In June, Zhejiang rebel leader Chen Jianhu and more than 60 people were arrested and brought to Beijing.

The Punishment Department immediately snatched people away and stuffed them all into the Punishment Department Prison under their control. Then they immediately went to the police and announced that they would be executed!

Very fast!

This Zhan Li Jue is very interesting!

A rebel thief who has become king of the establishment is a major treason case!

This kind of case should have been tried by the three divisions.

It is also common for interrogations to last several years.

However, the Punishment Department's approach was to grab him with the front foot and kill him with the back foot?

——The literati group is going to kill people.

This is - silence!

Who is Zhu Qizhen and can he let them succeed?

So, he immediately intervened personally and asked Jin Yiwei to take the person to the imperial prison.

(This Jin Yiwei commander will also be killed immediately!)

The literati group immediately panicked.

On the eighth day of the lunar month, a fire broke out in the Nanjing Imperial Palace, and Huagai Hall and Jinshen Hall were burned down.

This is also the norm.

In the history of the Ming Dynasty, whenever civil servants felt threatened, their first action was to burn down the palace.

Zhu Di had just finished building the Beijing Imperial Palace, and when he turned around, the three main halls were burned down.

Jiajing was sleeping and almost burned to death...

If he hadn't worked so hard to save her, Jiajing wouldn't even have to pay for the cremation.

During the seven years of Tianqi's reign, the palace was burned three times.

……

While the Nanjing Imperial Palace was being burned——

Rebellions in Huguang, Guizhou and other provinces broke out again on a large scale.

Zhu Qizhen had no choice but to let Prince Jingyuan, Wang Ji, lead an army of [-] to suppress it.

At this time, the total strength here has reached nearly 15.

At the same time, rebellions in Fujian and Zhejiang also broke out on a large scale again!

Chen Mao, Marquis of Ningyang (son of Chen Heng, Duke of Jing), the hero of Jingnan, also led a large army to suppress the attack on the southwest coast.

(These three things can only mean that the confession must be related to everyone’s life and death!

The literary group panicked.

This forced them to use such a big off-board move to force Zhu Qizhen to stop! )

In other words, more than half of Zhu Qizhen's army, the basis of his imperial power, was taken away!

(After Zhu Qizhen was sent away, the outcome of how these matters were handled is very interesting - Zhu Qiyu's court stopped asking further questions on the grounds that the rebellion had been put down.

No more questions?

Are you scared?

Or did you mean that the envoy was in Zhu Qiyu's court? )

On June 21, Zhu Qizhen suddenly issued a very strange edict.

This edict is in the middle part of Volume 170 of "History of the Ming Dynasty". (You can read the full text on Guoxue.com)

The edict is very long, so I cut off the second half.

The original text is at least several thousand words long. It is too long. The translated version is at least tens of thousands words long. Please mark it simply. If you are interested, you can search

The first few sentences at the beginning of the edict are:

"With my cool virtues, I only inherit the great legacy of my ancestors. I take into account the great difficulties and dare not neglect them.

It was on the eighth day of June in the 14th year of Zhengtong that Nanjing was waiting for the palace disaster. This is a sincere warning from heaven to the country!

I have thought deeply about my faults, been vigilant and fearful all day long, and in order to truly respect God, I must put benevolence first and offer amnesty to the world..."

What do you mean?

There are too many people involved, Zhu Qizhen will not pursue the case!

He directly determined that this was a natural disaster, he did not do well, and God was punishing him.

None of you are wrong!

And he made a statement - before today, regardless of the military and civilians, regardless of the government and the opposition, all sins will be wiped out!

The second half says - if you commit another crime in the future, you will be dealt with severely!

Not only did he issue such a weird edict, he also stopped interrogating Chen Jianhu and others.

It’s just that people haven’t been released yet.

……

Zhu Qizhen exposed this problem...

He flinched...

However, given his temperament, he might just let it go temporarily...

however……

Zhu Qizhen must die!

He must die!

How could he still be alive after knowing such a big secret?

Just imagine, if he were alive, even if he couldn't do it, wouldn't he continue to spread the secret?

As long as this secret remains in the royal family, as long as the subsequent emperor can know this secret.

Sooner or later, the Zhu family will definitely liquidate them!

An era established in this era where information is so developed...

Based on my knowledge, it would still take six days to find out the truth about the timeline...

(Not all of them have been found yet)

Can the court officials let Zhu Qizhen go?

Can the Jiangnan interest group let him go?

If Zhu Qizhen doesn’t die, who will?

The changes in Tumu Fort are coming!

Soon, ten days after Zhu Qizhen issued the edict, reports from the Ministry of War came one after another:

Liaodong and Xuanfu border gates also reported Mongolian border violations.

Damn it, the east and the west are thousands of miles apart!

Let’s just say, can you make it more mellow?

wrong!

Isn't this an easy thing for them?

Overnight, the rebellion swept through four provinces and more than 20 people were mobilized.

What's more, it's a little Kou Bian...

Reports of defeat, one after another:

On July [-], Datong's right-hand general Wu Hao faced Oala at Mao'erzhuang (now in the north of Yanggao County, Shanxi Province), but was quickly defeated and died in battle.

On July [-], four generals, Song Ying, governor of Datong, Jingyuan, commander-in-chief of Prince Consort, Zhu Mian, commander-in-chief, and Shi Heng, commander-in-chief of the left army, each led [-] troops to Yanghe, and the entire army was wiped out.

Shi Heng fled back alone...

(Here in Shi Heng, there was a very important person who served the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty - Guo Jing, the eunuch who oversaw the army.

He hid in the grass and witnessed all this with his own eyes.

The eunuch who guarded Datong fled back to the capital.

Zhu Qiyu's regent, Yu Qian, ordered Ling Chi to be executed without asking a single word.

Of course, he wasn't the only one who suffered.

Zhu Qizhen's cronies, as long as they did not rebel, were all executed or imprisoned.

Most - the whole clan was killed.

Moreover, it was a very bad start - until this time, the family members of Ming Dynasty prisoners and those who were minors could only be exiled.

This group of people——kill them all immediately!

Wang Zhen was even attacked by the nine Yi tribes, and even the children were not spared!

Wang Zhen is the person who has been wronged the most. Almost [-]% of all the sins committed on him are dirty water.

This person said some very interesting things about Zhu Qizhen. If you are interested, you can check it out.

As a eunuch, he actually advised the emperor several times to do good things and put the country first... Interesting, right?

His death was not caused by a hammer. Yingzong himself said that Wang Zhen committed suicide in defeat.

Wang Zhen’s family is not the only one...

For example - when Zhu Qizhen set out, he arranged for General Ma Shun to guard the imperial city.

This Jin Yiwei commander knew a secret he shouldn't know.

In the court, the civil servant used his excuse to say that he could not kill Wang Zhen's children...

The cabinet and court officials swarmed up to Ma Shun, pulling his hair, punching and kicking him.

As a result, Ma Shun, commander of the Imperial Guards and commander-in-chief of the emperor's personal army, was bitten to death.

Right in front of Zhu Qiyu and Queen Mother Sun!

The Wenchen Group is so crazy...

What makes them crazy is that the secret is so big!