Reborn as Zhu Di's Son
重生朱棣之子
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Don't spout nonsense about the capital. In reality, the Ming Dynasty's actual frontline troops stationed in Liaodong were in the area of Kaiyuan, Tieling, Fushun, and Dandong. For 430 years, from 938 to 1368, Beijing was under the control of the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties.
In reality, it was impossible for Zhu Yuanzhang to make Zhu Di his crown prince. Looking at the titles bestowed upon him by Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di only received the title of Prince of Yan, while Zhu Shuang and Zhu Wei received the titles of Prince of Qin and Prince of Jin, respectively. Zhu Di didn't even receive the titles of Wei, Qi, or Chu, indicating that Zhu Yuanzhang didn't particularly like Zhu Di and he couldn't possibly be his legitimate son.
Another point is the issue of moving the capital. Beiping was never the first choice for a capital city. Even in his later years, Zhu Yuanzhang considered moving the capital to Chang'an, not Beiping. If Zhu Biao hadn't died, he probably would have moved the capital to Chang'an. Beiping's geographical location is similar to Kaifeng's, making it too dangerous for northern nomadic tribes to attack.
If the capital were to be moved, Southern Zhili would no longer have a unified government. This was actually a major problem left behind by Zhu Di and Zhu Gaochi, which was not resolved in time since Beijing's status was not officially established at that time. However, this weakened the central government and gave the southern groups fertile ground to merge.
After establishing a crown prince, I'll go on a voyage to the Western Ocean! I want to go on a voyage to the Western Ocean! My Great Ming Dynasty will colonize the world!
Emperor Yongle
The protagonist will be the crown prince for more than twenty years.
In ancient China, especially in front of the emperor, there was no need to perform the ritual of gods appearing in dreams. Chinese history had already achieved the point where imperial power was greater than divine power by the time of the Yellow Emperor. It was possible to fool the common people, but the rulers never believed in such things. Even if they did, it was only for show.
Ming Empire
It's rare to come across a normal historical novel. It's much better than those novels where people actually did real work but didn't get the rewards they deserved. After all, the novel itself is problematic if it happens in that case.