Zhengde period.
At first, there was the "Eight Tigers" rebellion led by the eunuch Liu Jin; then the two great vassal kings, King Anhua and King Ning, imitated Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty and raised armies; then the major rebel armies rose up.
During this period, the Mongols in the north continued to invade the border, the intrigues in the court, the rise of the retro school, the swords and swords in the rivers and lakes...
In the long history of the Ming Dynasty for more than 200 years, Zhengde in just a few decades seems to have become intriguing for that touch of spring.
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1. The growth history is the main line. This article is slow to develop and has prototypes.
2. The background is real and the story is fictitious and cannot stand up to verification.
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