Zhu Di, the Founder of the Ming Dynasty (Two Volumes)

An emperor who was not enshrined in Mount Tai but was still considered a world-class emperor by some scholars, an emperor who valued people's livelihood and provided relief during floods and droughts, and an emperor who conquered the world entirely by relying on his own force. Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, was the first emperor in the history of our country to conduct five consecutive military campaigns in person. He was also a very far-sighted emperor. Without him, there would be no Beijing today, no Forbidden City today, and no Yongle Grand Ceremony. After reading this book, we will have a deeper understanding of Zhu Di.

It tells the readers about the life of Zhu Di, a great strategist of a generation of emperors, with sixty-four years of turmoil and glorious legend. The book describes in detail Zhu Di's growth process, as well as the intelligent and exciting power struggle between him and Zhu Yunwen! He wanted to be the emperor. He believed that he was more suitable to be the emperor and more capable of leading the dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang did not give him a chance. But after his brave game and help from all sides, Zhu Di's fate changed. There are many wonderful contents in the book, and it is a work that history lovers cannot miss.

The moment you open this book, it's like unintentionally opening a random door full of surprises. From then on, you plunge into the wonderful world woven by the author with words, and it's hard to get out. The skeleton of the story is extremely stable, and the plot advances smoothly. There is no abruptness forcibly created for the sake of reversal, nor is there any lengthy and ineffective foreshadowing. Every foreshadowing is like a carefully planted seed that will naturally grow, blossom and bear fruit in subsequent chapters. When the previous and subsequent clues suddenly intersect, the sense of sudden enlightenment is enough to make people marvel. What's even more rare is that, in addition to the compact plot, the author's characterization of the characters is extremely delicate - the struggle and growth of the protagonist are traceable, and the joys and sorrows and obsessions of the supporting characters are also vivid and three-dimensional. Even a small character who has been introduced in a few strokes can make people sympathize with each other to the point of feeling sad at a certain moment. The text itself is full of magic. There is no pile of gorgeous rhetoric, but it can use the simplest language to outline a very picturesque scene, sometimes making people's hearts surge, sometimes making people's eyes warm. When I read the moving parts, I felt as if I had become a member of the story, experiencing the ups and downs and witnessing the glory with the characters. The moment I closed the book, I felt a bit sad, as if I was saying goodbye to a group of close friends. Such a story-telling and appealing work is worth reading again and again, and is worthy of being treasured by all book lovers. The five-star praise is well deserved. I hope more people can encounter the warmth and strength this text brings.

It gives readers a new perspective on how Zhu Di seized the throne, purged the south of the Yangtze River, conquered the Central Plains in the north, marched westward to Sichuan and Yunnan, conquered the desert in the north, and moved the capital to Beijing. The three-dimensional image of the emperor is vividly displayed on the page! Worth reading again.

Super exciting, I got a comprehensive understanding of Zhu Di. A dazzling diamond in the history of the rise of Great China.

This is a good book, which aroused my desire to understand the society and history of the time and the great achievements of the emperors by reading the story books of outstanding emperors in the past dynasties. I know some famous emperors, such as Qin Shihuang, Li Shimin, Liu Bang, Zhao Kuangyin, Kangxi, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc. But it was the first time I read Zhu Di's book, and I didn't read it carefully. I plan to start reading The Milestones of Emperors' Knowledge of History, starting with Zhu Di, and read it again. The book arouses interest, and 80% of it is due to the author's wonderful creation. Cheers to Yanshan Swordsman👏👏

Zhu Di - the founder of the Ming Dynasty. As we all know, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Zhu Yuanzhang, but this book calls Zhu Di the founder of the Ming Dynasty. Why is this? After reading this book, I realized that Zhu Di's contribution to the Ming Dynasty was enough to qualify him as the founder of the Ming Dynasty. He worked hard to create a prosperous age of Yongle; he was literary and military, and survived the difficulties of Jingkang; he was magnificent and created one legend after another. His courage and ability as a one-time emperor made the world admire and marvel at him. After reading this book, it was "well worth the trip".

This book is wonderful! The author vividly describes Zhu Di's legendary life. His journey to seize power was intense and exciting, reminding me of many power struggles in history. Moreover, Zhu Di's various actions during his administration also demonstrated his wisdom and courage. I think this book not only tells history, but also inspires us to think about the meaning and value of life.

This book is so well written that I have a new understanding of Emperor Zhu, who, like Qin Shihuang, was overlooked for his huge contribution to China.

Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, was the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty and the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. During his twenty-two years in office, he worked hard to develop the economy, promote culture and education, compile the history "Yongle Dadian", and diplomatically send Zheng He to seven voyages to the West, promote the country's prestige, strengthen diplomacy, and bring great rule to the world, which is called the "Yongle Prosperous Era" by historians. Such a talented and strategic emperor laid a solid foundation for the development of the Ming Dynasty. When lamenting the greatness of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor, we should also note the important role Zhu Di played in the history of the Ming Dynasty. The author of this book, Yanshan Swordsman, said that without Zhu Di, there would be no Beijing today, no Forbidden City, and no Ming Tombs. Zhu Di is the real founder of Ming Dynasty.

You are worthy of being the Yongle Emperor. He is brave, perseverant, and has a very vivid love for Ziming. You are worthy of the descendants of future generations who love you so much😘😘😘

I used some current words that really inspired this popular person, allowing me to fully understand Zhu.

Zhu Di's life was written very carefully

The writing is good and the portrayal is realistic. It seems that the author knows the history of Ming Dynasty or has checked a lot of information.

It's interesting, relatively objective, and can be viewed at a glance.

The great Ming Dynasty Zhu Di

Although it was a usurpation of the throne, it was God's will. Without Zhu Di, there would be no peace and prosperity in Yongle... This book is easy to understand and worth reading.

Relatively objective and well written

Very good, good-looking, like it!

It's super beautiful and attractive. I recommend history books to many people. It really uses history as a mirror to increase knowledge.

The characters are deeply portrayed with wisdom and strategy, deep and decisive, willful and courageous, which is very inspiring to people's minds.

It is true and objective and worth reading.

Contains private goods, but overall good

Wonderful! Worth reading!

Not bad, good, five-star praise [like][like][like]

Very well written and beautiful

It sounds great, I really like it.

Real historical reproduction.

The humorous life of Zhu Di

Real Xia Xin, trustworthy