Yan Xingtianxia

This article is also called "Di·hou". In the history of the Ming Dynasty, there is a record of such a woman named "Xu Miaojin". According to unofficial records, due to the early death of Queen Renxiao, Zhu Di wanted to marry Xu Miaojin, but she had a strong nature and became a nun after writing a "rejection letter" to Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty. After Xu Miaojin passed away as a monk, he chose to be cremated according to the customs of monks and nuns. However, in order to be able to stay with his parents, his ashes were buried in the Xu Da family cemetery. If this period of history is true, then Xu Da lived from 1332 to 1385. It is assumed that Xu Miaojin was born in 1385 and that after the death of Queen Renxiao (1407), she was already 22 years old. In the Ming Dynasty, she should have been married off at this age. Besides, the Xu family was a family of heroes, and it was impossible for a daughter to be still unmarried in her twenties. Let's call this period of history "unofficial history". This article is based on this dynasty, and the time span is from the 22nd year of Hongwu to the death of Zhu Di. The issue of Zhu Yunwen's succession to the throne is quite controversial. Some of the opinions in this article are only needed for the story. I only write stories, not history. #Favorite_1{color: red; font-weight: bold; border-style: double;} Asking for clicks, asking for favorites, asking for comments, all kinds of requests If you have support, please leave a message, haha