Young Jiajing Legend

In the early years of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty, the "Dali Dispute" led to the "Dali Prison", in which 18 court officials were beaten to death and more than 115 officials were imprisoned, deprived of their salaries, exiled, guarded the border, and dismissed from their posts. What this article tells you is the truth of that period of history. The Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao passed away. Yang Tinghe, the experienced chief minister, followed the ancestral motto of "brothers end with younger brothers" and brought in the 14-year-old Zhu Houcong from the Luxing Palace in Anhui, Huguang, who had just succeeded to the throne, as the new emperor. He wanted the little emperor to obey his words, and he became the honorary emperor, and he became the chief minister with real power. Unexpectedly, before he entered the gate of the imperial city, the little guy started to compete with the ministers. In fact, the legend began from the moment the young Zhu Houcong received the imperial edict. The welcoming minister asked him to leave as soon as possible to become the emperor, but he actually said that "filial piety comes first" and that he would spend three days to pay homage to his father who had passed away two years ago; and asked him to enter the palace as the prince, he... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.