
Great Ming: You Were Told to Take a Wife, Not Countless Concubines
大明:让你娶妻,没让你纳妾无数
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Die young? In his fiefdom, Zhu Ping ordered the soldiers and civilians in the pass to buy gold and silver for many years, causing the soldiers and civilians to be in embarrassment and even had to sell their sons and daughters. However, when more than 300 people came to the palace to beg for mercy, he ordered a violent attack on the people, killing an old man on the spot and arresting nearly a hundred people. Zhu Yuanzhang has been committed to appeasing the people of the eighteen ethnic groups of Tufan, but when Zhu Ping went on an expedition, he captured the pregnant women and brought them into the palace, resulting in the couple being separated. In addition, he kidnapped 150 young girls and castrated 155 young boys. Many boys died due to poor recovery. Zhu Ping carried out extensive construction work in the palace and ordered soldiers and civilians to build pavilions and ponds for his enjoyment. He and his second concubine Deng tortured people in the palace for fun, but were reprimanded by Zhu Yuanzhang as "ignorant of human affairs and as stupid as animals." Zhu Fang doted on his second concubine Deng, and kept his main concubine Wang under house arrest elsewhere, giving her only poor food and fruits every day. In order to please Deng, he sent people to the coastal chief secretary to buy Zhucui, which led to the destruction of many people's homes. Zhu Yuanzhang even sent people to make the queen's clothes for Deng to wear. At the same time, he made the bed in his room into a five-claw dragon bed, which was used exclusively by the emperor. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang reprimanded the King of Qin for "being rude and disrespectful, which is the most serious crime" and sentenced Deng to death. Zhu Xi abused lynching in the palace, cutting out the tongues of the palace residents, burying them in the snow, freezing them to death, tying them to trees, starving to death, and burning them to death. According to the law, the criminals in the Qin Palace should be sent to the capital for punishment. However, Zhu Fang was worried that these people would reveal the fact that he had committed atrocities in the feudal country, so he silenced all of them. After Zhu Xiang's death, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Ren Hengtai, the Minister of Rites, to give him the posthumous title "Min" in the funeral ceremony. However, he still believed that he died unjustly and had bad moral character. In the posthumous book given to him, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote: "The one who grieves is the love between father and son; the one who pursues the posthumous title is the Duke of the world. My feudal sons, because you are older, are the first to be granted the title of Qin, and they will always be in the Suilu position to screen the imperial family. Why did I fail in virtue and died? His posthumous title is Min." Because of his lingering hatred for Zhu Xi, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered that the scale of his funeral be reduced. In the memorial text to him, he wrote: "My country has no good name. It is like a villain, licentious and debauched. It abuses the territory and makes the sky angry. After repeated punishments, it finally fails to realize and it leads to death. Although you are dead, it is obvious that you deserve it." After Zhu Xi's death, his eldest son Zhu Shangbing inherited the throne of King Qin. The position of King Qin was passed down for eleven generations, and there were a total of sixteen King Qin.
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