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

It was impossible for Xi Ning to be scratched by Yu Qian only after he was sent back to the capital.

Imagine:

At the first moment of the Tumubao Incident, Yu Qian killed a man with his head rolling.

Ma Shun, the commander of Jinyiwei, Wang Zhenjiu, the governor of Dongchang, and Guo Jing, the eunuch of Datong, were all executed. Guangning Bo Liu An was imprisoned (the civil servants were originally going to kill him, but Zhu Qiyu saved him)...

These people - who is not more advanced than Xi Ning? Who is not more powerful than Xi Ning?

Is Yu Qian soft-hearted?

Why not cut it off directly!

Also - all the nine tribes, regardless of gender, age or child, were executed!

Would Yu Qian not dare to kill Xi Ning?

Is it because Xi Ning is too ugly that Yu Qian can’t cut him down?

If he wanted to kill Xi Ning - Xi Ning was killed when he went to Beijing to negotiate, and he would never let him come back to Ye Xian again.

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You see - the people of Zhu Qizhen - Yexian's own camp - can come and go freely with Xi Ning who has already joined Yexian.

This also confirms Zhu Qizhen's status after being captured from the side, right?

The main reason why Zhu Qizhen wanted to kill Xining was that he was the first to propose a plan to send Zhu Qizhen to the south to become emperor!

This south...

That’s very interesting!

——Let’s return to Nanjing!

This is what Wenchen Group has always wanted to do since Zhu Di moved north!

As long as the Emperor of the Zhu family goes to the south, the Ming Dynasty will no longer have the surname Zhu!

Just like the Jianwen Dynasty, Hongguang Dynasty, and Longwu Dynasty——

His surname is "Jiangnan Gentry Group".

Yongli relied on the Daxi Army to seize power and finally got rid of this curse.

However, soon, Yongli was sacrificed and strangled to death...

As long as Zhu Qizhen goes to the south, the Wenchen Group will immediately give him a few women and ask him to have children quickly.

Then kill him!

Or if his front foot reaches Nanjing, his back foot will be killed, and then Zhu Jianshen, who is only more than one year old, will go to Nanjing to succeed.

How could Zhu Qizhen go to the south?

Besides, Zhu Qizhen’s great-grandfather Zhu Di, grandfather Zhu Gaochi, and father Zhu Zhanji are all lying in the north.

Zhu Di acted cruelly and buried himself at the border - the emperor was guarding the country!

The ancestral grave is here, can Zhu Qizhen escape?

So, he devised a plan and sent his confidant Gao Pan to take Xi Ning into the Xuan Mansion.

On the territory of the Ming army general, Xi Ning was captured and killed.

From this point, we can draw another conclusion:

——In the eyes of the generals at the time, the Tumubao Incident was actually another "battle of peace".

There is a tacit understanding of cooperation between the two parties.

In the early Ming Dynasty, when Xun Gui was in charge of the army, the attitude of the military was the most revealing.

This was the cause of Xi Ning's death.

So why do I say - Jurchen is the third suspect?

There is a first law in modern criminal investigation: whoever benefits will be suspected.

Regardless of whether it is Chinese or foreign, when solving a case, the first thing to look for is the suspicion of the successful party.

This law is equally applicable to ancient times.

When Zhu Qiyu came to power, the Jurchens were one of the beneficiaries.

Zhu Qiyu was very kind to women in court - he gave her whatever she asked for.

So good - the originally impoverished Jurchen not only benefited from the mutual trade.

Even after Emperor Chenghua took the throne, he began to attack North Korea and went south to rob the Ming Dynasty.

Huang Daozhou's "Jianyi Kao" makes it very clear:

"In the middle of the Jingtai Dynasty, the governor king sent envoys to summon him. He returned to the plundered area and returned to the (Kou) Pass. "

"Dong Shanjiao Mao Lian, the barbarians in Haixi, there is no empty moon on the border."

"The Complete History of the Qing Dynasty" of the Republic of China: "The invasion of Japanese invaders by women continues."

"Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty: Biography Nine" also contains: -Dong Shan said: "Threaten to return and rebel again!"

Only then did Zhu Jianshen's military action of "ploughing the court and sweeping the holes" began.

Who gave them the guts?

Who allowed them to go south to rob?

——Why did you give them such a big benefit?

In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the dynasty was weak and unable to deal with the rebels, so it asked vassal soldiers to help suppress it at the cost of allowing the capital to be plundered.

Why did the Jingtai Dynasty under Yu Qian's rule give such rewards?

——Isn’t it because the Jurchens contributed in the “battle to seize power in the capital”!

This is the third external suspect - the Jurchens.

Why am I so sure that it is not Xining personally involved, but the Jurchens as a whole?

After the restoration of Zhu Qizhen, the Tianshun reign was used for eight years.

In fact, his second reign lasted only seven years.

Just after the Chinese New Year in the eighth year of Tianshun, Zhu Qizhen was killed again.

The reason why he was killed was because in the seventh year of Tianshun, Zhu Qizhen was going to launch another attack on Liaodong (mainly the Jurchens).

In the sixth year of Tianshun, June 29th.

The Mingying sect’s Jinyiweidu commanded Jinshi Ma Jian and others to go to Nurqian, Jiliemi, Heilongjiang and other “female straight” places to “trade”.

This deal is fake.

To put it bluntly - they are planning to take the opportunity to move Nu'erqianzhi, who was moved to Tieling by Jingtai Dynasty, back to Temple Street.

Another hidden reason for this must be to prepare to take back the "Nurqian Shipbuilding Base" - to prepare for another voyage to the West.

When Ma Jian and others came to Kaiyuan, according to the rules, they had to wait for the "barbarians to take care of them."

However, the Yi people "will not come after the expiration date".

Later, the leader of the Wuhan River Guards, You Ha Da, led the crowd to the edge and "greeted them with false promises."

When it got dark, they actually led people to burn, kill and loot at the mission.

Tianshun seven years.

Zhu Qizhen ordered the left commander Cao Guang, who was guarding Kaiyuan, to eliminate Cao Guang, and together with Ma Jian, who had been staying in Nuerqian, led troops in pursuit.

They defeated Qinghe Village and beheaded more than forty people, and all the tribesmen fled.

In what month specifically did this incident occur, Ming history did not give the exact time.

However, with the climate in the Northeast, it must be summer and autumn.

Summer and Autumn - the first month of the second year, only half a year.

Just half a year later - in the first month of Tianshun's eighth year, Zhu Qizhen was killed!

Zhu Qizhen's front foot had just died, and Zhu Jianshen took over——

The palace was immediately cleaned up, and the commander of the Imperial Guard was replaced by Zhu Qizhen's hardcore Yuan Bin.

Although Zhu Qizhen died, he laid a good foundation for his son.

When Zhu Qizhen was restored for the second time, no one would say what he had done - the Ming Dynasty, which was harmed by Yu Qian and others, was almost completely brought back.

Once Zhu Jianshen takes the position, he is equivalent to standing on Zhu Qizhen's shoulders!

In the first year of Chenghua, the rebellions in Guangxi and Sichuan were suppressed.

In the second year of Chenghua, Yu Qian's regiment camp was abolished. (Abolition of the civil servant-controlled army established by Yu Qian)

The Jingxiang rebellion was put down immediately.

In the third year of Chenghua, he conquered Mongolia.

In the same year, Zhu Jianshen, who had his hands free, immediately began to use troops against the Jurchens.

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Combining the military strategies of these two fathers and sons - this is really clearing up the mess left by Yu Qian and others!

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Zhu Qizhen was restored to power again. In just seven years, just when he was about to rise again, he died mysteriously and suddenly!

Ming history said it was excessive indulgence...

Brothers, do you believe it?

What's more interesting is that Zhu Qizhen ordered the expedition to Liaodong.

On the back foot... Large-scale rebellions broke out again in the northern and southern Beijing, Sichuan, Huguang, and Jingxiang areas.

Then, I died...

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The restoration of Zhu Qizhen only lasted seven years.

In just seven years, Zhu Qizhen suppressed rebellions in Fujian, Zhejiang, Guizhou, Huguang and other places and restored local governance.

When he smoothed the country, it would be Tianshun's sixth year.

We were about to take action against Liaodong. Just once we attacked him, he "died from indulgence"...

He was only 37 years old when he died...

Brothers, do you believe this—death by indulging in lust?

Adding up the entire Ming Dynasty:

Except for Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di, all the emperors of the Ming Dynasty are included, as long as they went to court normally——

Who has lived past 40?

Hongzhi Emperor Zhu Youtang was so kind to them that he lived to be 35 years old.

Longqing Emperor Zhu Zaihe was still so kind to them, and he also lived to be 35 years old.

Taichang Emperor Zhu Changluo - 38 years old.

Tianqi Emperor Zhu Youxiao—22 years old.

On the contrary, he did not go to court in the later period - Zhu Jianshen, who played a big game of "retreating as soon as he saw the court", lived to be 40 years old.