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In the twenty-third year of Zhizheng (1363 AD), the rule of the Yuan Dynasty collapsed, the world was in chaos, and the peasant uprisings continued to peak. To unify the world, heroes and patriots from all walks of life went to war again. After Yuanzhang came to Yuanzhang, he sent an order to Xu Da to lead his army to Nanchang, which was renamed Hongdu. He then ordered his adopted son, the governor, Zhu Wenzheng, and Marshal Zhao Deshengzhi to join the attack on Deng Yu and other generals stationed in Hongdu. In Jiangzhou (Ling Jiujiang), Chen Youliang changed the name of the country to Han. Feeling that the territory was getting smaller and smaller, he actively drove out troops to recover the lost territory from Zhu Yuanzhang. He quickly repaired huge ships and carried Jiang and officials on a cruise. He claimed that he had 600,000 owed troops. He marched out from the Yangtze River into Duyang Lake and went deep into Zhangjiang River (Ling Gan River). In April, he launched a siege on Hongdu City. The Tengwang Pavilion competes with swords to identify enemies. Seeing Chen Youliang's army arriving soon, people in Hongdu Mansion were in panic and chaos.