More than 600 years ago, a contest began between Peking and Yingtianfu (now Nanjing). This contest eventually led to the northward shift of China's political center, thus changing China's century-old historical pattern. And behind this contest is the bloodshed and sacrifice of countless people. Family, country, love and morality have all rolled away in the torrent of history and been buried in the sand of time...
In May 1392 AD, Zhu Biao, who had been the prince for 30 years, died of a cold. King Zhu Di of Yan and his servant Ma Sanbao (later named Zheng He) went to Beijing (Yingtian Mansion, now Nanjing) to mourn. During this period, Zhu Di met Ma Quan's daughter Ma Enhui by chance, and the two fell in love. After much consideration, Zhu Yuanzhang did not pass the throne to Zhu Di, but instead chose the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen. This book is not a biography of Zhu Di, but a historical novel that follows the original appearance of history, focuses on personal struggle, and covers a lot of historical knowledge that is not familiar to the public.
Reader comments
Very interesting, the plot is attractive
It's very interesting. After reading the physical book, I'm going to read it again.
Very interesting, the plot is attractive
It's very interesting. After reading the physical book, I'm going to read it again.
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