Emperor Sunxiong's Journey to Ming Dynasty Zhu Xiongying

The Ming Dynasty was the last steadfast Han dynasty in history. Zhu Xiongying's early death had a profound impact on the history of the Ming Dynasty. After his death, the heirs of Zhu Biao's line were vacant, making Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunxi the candidates for the throne. In the end, Zhu Yuanzhang chose Zhu Yunwen as the emperor's grandson. After Zhu Yunwen came to the throne, his policy of reducing vassal vassals triggered the Jingnan War. If Zhu Xiongying had not died prematurely, given his identity and status, he would have had a high possibility of inheriting the throne, and the civil strife in the early Ming Dynasty might have been avoided. As the eldest grandson, Zhu Xiongying's right to inherit was unquestionable. There was no need to rush to reduce the vassal, and more prudent policies could be adopted to maintain imperial power and national stability.