The Ups and Downs of Wuzong's Moral Integrity in the Ming Dynasty

Zhengde was murdered after falling into the water; Here's the reason: Interspersed, let's first say that after Wu Zong died, Jiang Bin was lured to the Forbidden City by Yang Tinghe and Queen Zhang in the name of a meeting, and was arrested Coming to the anvil; it shows that Yang Tinghe is extremely shady; After Zhengde was killed, Yang Tinghe ransacked the Leopard House, chopped up Jiang Bin, and abolished all Zhengde policies; Yang seemed to have a good relationship with Zhengde, Zhengde After he died, his true colors were revealed, which showed that Yang had always been hostile to Zhengde; Especially because Yang Ting and Zhengde were both black and white, and all of Zhengde's deeds were blackmailed by Yang Tinghe, which showed that Yang Tinghe had something evil in his heart. The officials were obviously unreasonable, but they were united in a group and refused to let the little emperor recognize his biological father. There were only two or three who supported Jiajing; In terms of fighting, he was far inferior to his successor Emperor Jiajing; -------------------------- In the fourteenth year, when Wuzong was planning to tour the south, a group of ministers went to the Meridian Gate to cry in mourning to prevent Wuzong from going south. This led to a large-scale court battle and ten of them were killed; -------------The emperor and the officials had become enemies of life and death! The motives of the officials were huge; King Ning had bribed the officials before, especially Yang Tinghe; --------------------- He was afraid of colluding with the rebels and accepting bribes; colluding with the rebels was a major crime against the Nine Tribes! For his own sake and for his family's sake, his motives were doubled; Yang Tinghe has been colluding with the eunuchs and the harem; ------------A double-faced person like Yang Tinghe is upright on the surface, but secretly colludes with the eunuchs and the harem; disloyal, dishonest, with reasons, opportunities, and the ability to carry out assassinations; At the beginning of the southern tour, Zheng De did not bring Liu Liangnu with him, but Zhengde and Liu Liangnu agreed that if they sent someone to pick her up, they would bring a hairpin as a token of love; if not, it might be a fake; -------------It means that Zhengde and Liu Liangnu had noticed a conspiracy, and someone might falsely pass on the imperial edict; the emperor wanted to pick her up, but the edict could not be trusted, and he had to rely on secret codes; Then the hairpin was lost! The first time someone was sent to pick up Liu Liangnu, she didn't come because she didn't have a hairpin; ------------- Of course, there were dedicated people to take care of the emperor's things; the emperor's favorite thing was lost; the most likely thing was that it was stolen; was it fraud or some conspiracy? It was already certain that there was a traitor around the emperor; When he arrived in Nanjing, Zhengde was not allowed to live in the palace; how bizarre! The Ming Dynasty was originally a dual-capital system; what was the logic behind not allowing the emperor to live in the palace when he came to Nanjing? Then Zhengde lived in a eunuch's house; -------------It is said that Zhengde was afraid that the Nanjing Palace was more luxurious than the Beijing Palace and that the emperor would not leave. The emperor was really frustrated; from the perspective of a bystander, it was probably because the palace was too strict, not It was easy to start; Zhengde had such a good temper that he actually agreed; Then Zhengde went to the famous dramatist Xu Lin's home, the famous Kuaiyuan, twice; The outing was vast; especially the second time, before Zhengde left, a sick monk lived in Xu's house and suddenly said that the emperor would come the next day; --------------Zhengde's whereabouts were leaked; all three religions and schools in the world knew about it; While in Kuaiyuan, Zhengde accidentally fell into the water once while fishing, and the pool was renamed Yulong Pool; After that, he met with Wang Shouren and talked secretly with Yang Yiqing for three days and three nights; Then he fell into the water again at Qingjiangpu on the way back! ---------------The first fall into the water can be said to be an accident, but the emperor is no small matter. Since he fell into the water once, the eunuchs must do everything possible to prevent him from falling into the water again. This is a normal duty; and then on the return trip, he fell into the water again. What about the previous protective measures? The first time was an accident, but the second time could not be an accident, especially for the emperor! Why did he fall into the water again after such a short interval? Because Wang Shouren had evidence of rebellion by hundreds of officials; Yang Yiqing was senior and could come out to reorganize the cabinet; Forcing the powerful ministers to take risks; Then he fell into the water and fell ill. Since he was sick, he had to rest. After all, the emperor was in good health, and he was accompanied by an imperial doctor. Jiangnan was originally home to famous doctors, so he should find famous doctors to diagnose and treat the emperor. Why did he rush back to Beijing in a hurry instead? ----------------There is only one possibility: Masanori is under control; because of a certain coup, Masanori is under control, so he will hurry up and trek back to Beijing; in this case, of course, he will not care about the emperor at all. He was in good health; Then Yang Tinghe refused to let Zhengde change doctors; after returning to Beijing, Yang Tinghe also sealed the nine gates tightly, and Jiang Bin was transferred to Tongzhou to wait so that he could not contact the emperor; he fell into the water in September, and after returning to the palace, three months later He vomited blood, and then died after another three months; --------------The interval between vomiting blood and falling into the water was too long, more than three months, and he began to vomit blood and died after three months; the interval was too long, indicating that falling into the water was not the main reason, but the reason for being healed by the imperial doctor; Zhengde also had some counterattacks, such as offering sacrifices to heaven, favoring beautiful women to prove his health, etc., But he was still killed after all; Some people may ask, how could the emperor be killed by the imperial doctor? This is really traditional; Wu Zong's grandfather Xianzong and father Xiaozong were both killed by imperial doctors; the murderer's name was Liu Wentai; Could it be that Liu Wentai was a quack doctor, leading to misdiagnosis? No, Liu Wentai's medical skills are extremely high. How high are they? On par with Li Shizhen; Liu Wentai compiled the medical book "The Essence of Materia Medica". Many years later, when Li Shizhen was the imperial physician, he saw this book and referred to it, and spent his whole life compiling the "Compendium of Materia Medica"; Do you believe it, especially the fact that he killed two emperors and died a good death? When Xianzong was killed, Xiaozong wanted to be punished, and Li Dongyang and others said that it was just killing the emperor, not a big deal, and then Liu Wentai was demoted; then more than ten years later, Liu Wentai killed Xiaozong again, and Wu Zong wanted to be punished, but Liu Jian, Yang Tinghe and others said it again , It's just killing the emperor, it's not a big deal, it needs to be magnanimous. Liu Wentai was eventually exiled, and then encountered amnesty, and returned to his hometown to die; A key point in the last period of Zhengde is: Why did Zhengde order Yang Tinghe to change doctors? Why don't you send someone to replace the doctor yourself? -------------Because there was a traitor in the eunuch around Zhengde, he no longer believed in the eunuch since he fell into the water; but normal government work procedures can still be carried out; such as offering sacrifices to heaven and going to court; Zhengde still placed his hope in Yang Tinghe at first, until Yang Ting Only when I refused did I realize that the eunuchs and ministers were in the same group; but one advantage of issuing edicts is that they are recorded; they can let future generations know what happened; Although Yang Tinghe's group was extremely powerful in the court and included most of the courtiers, it also had political enemies! It was Wang Qiong, the Minister of War who promoted Wang Shouren; Wang Qiong was the only senior official in the capital who did not accept bribes from King Ning! After Zhengde returned to Beijing, he vomited blood and was about to die, and he still struggled to go to court. Without any deliberation, Wang Qiong was promoted to be the minister of the Ministry of official affairs; ----------It shows that Zhengde finally realized that Yang Tinghe was the mastermind, but he was about to die. There was nothing he could do about it. He must fight back against Yang Tinghe's group (a large group that includes most of the courtiers); Yang Tinghe controls the cabinet, and the only person who can compete with the cabinet is the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel; so even if Zhengde vomits blood while walking, he still struggles to go to court step by step, and Wang Qiong is appointed as the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel; why can't he reject it? Because if you can push, Yang Tinghe's strength will mess up the matter; After Zhengde's death, Jiajing had just succeeded to the throne, and his power was unstable. Yang Tinghe ordered officials from various imperial censorship ministries to attack Wang Qiong crazily, and finally Wang Qiong was exiled; it was not until Yang Tinghe fell that he was reinstated; ----------Yang Tinghe did too openly; It must be said that at that time, almost all the officials in the court knew about King Ning's rebellion, but they were helping to conceal it; Wang Qiong could only try his best to promote Wang Shouren to be the governor; this was a helpless method, and it was difficult to achieve much hope. It was a matter of doing one's best and obeying fate; because under normal circumstances, without money and soldiers, it is almost impossible for one person to put down a rebellion that has been prepared for decades, unless a miracle happens! Fortunately, King Ning and Yang Tinghe were so weak that they encountered a miracle. Wang Shouren led a group of miscellaneous soldiers and captured them all alive! It is more than ten times more difficult to capture Bao Yuan alive than to destroy the Super God together; ---------Speaking of Yang Tinghe, he is bad enough. Prince Ning met Wang Shouren in the local rebellion; the court wanted to make a little emperor a puppet, but met Jiajing, a monster with an IQ; Back to Zhengde, Jiajing is so shrewd, Zhengde was killed, of course such an obvious thing cannot be found out; "Chen Jingfa served as the Nanjing Pure Army, Zheng Hongfa served as the Liaodong Guangning Guard, and Wu Yi's nearby guards were all assigned to the army, Tong, Haogu, Bangzhi, Zhi, Jie, You, Ying was dismissed from his post to serve the people" The one above directly killed Zhengde. Chen Jing was a eunuch and the others were imperial doctors. Jiajing originally wanted to behead him, but Yang Tinghe stopped him, so he was dismissed from his post; the situation of Wu Zong and Xiao Zong was exactly the same; Dozens later In the year of Jiajing, the imperial hospital was destroyed several times, so that Jiajing took heavy metal elixirs every day and still lived to sixty; You can compare: Xiaozong Hongzhi did not have any bad habits, he went to bed early and got up early and died after more than thirty; Zhengde was in excellent health, but Those who chased death and rode thousands of miles north died in their thirties; Jiajing took heavy metal elixirs every day and lived to sixty. What's the reason~; The reason is that Jiajing's ruthless group destroyed Tai Hospital, and not just once, completely eliminating the possibility of drug assassination; However, the assassination did not stop; it was just that the method changed, and Jiajing's secrets were revealed; First there was a fire in the palace, and no one saved it, but luckily there was Lu Bing; then there was the palace maid, luckily she didn't know how to tie knots, and one of her own people turned against him; Others I don't know if he has not been recorded in the history books, and he is probably indispensable; --------------- The summary is: In fact, Ming Xianzong, Ming Xiaozong, and Ming Wuzong were all killed; Yang Tinghe's previous official position was low, and it was not necessarily directly Wu Zong must be a black hand; After Wu Zong's death, Yang Tinghe held the power to depose and establish the emperor; he actually made a rite of passage that was even more ruthless than Zhao Gao's (not allowing the emperor to walk through the main entrance, not allowing the emperor to recognize his biological father), and the matter was too obvious;

Zhengde can be regarded as an emperor who suffered a lot. When Zhengde fought with some Mongolian princes, he was a brave group when he personally charged and killed two or three people. But the history books written by civil servants said that only eight people died in the whole battle. Damn it, more people died from illness alone in the ancient wars. And Jiajing basically never fought with Mongolia after Jiajing came to power. Then how come those Mongolians can't boast? Also, Zhengde fell into the water just as he was about to interfere with the interests of the gentry and the military power. Moreover, before he died, even if he wanted to change to a doctor, it would be too scary to think about it. Being an effective emperor in the Ming Dynasty was really a dangerous industry. By the way, Tianqi also fell into the water and died.

I think it is not easy for the author to write a book, but this cannot be the case with history. Zhu Houcong, the Emperor of Jiajing in the fifth year of Zhengde, was only three years old.

All I can say is make do with it. History has been tampered with too arbitrarily.

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The article is so cool. Too much is not enough!

This is a novel that refuses to accept anything

It's awesome, I'll be the third comment

In the fifth year of Zhengde, Jiajing was 15-6 years old. Although it is a cool article. But historical figures can't grow up early, right?

Create a typo post. It is inevitable that there will be omissions in the writing process. If readers find errors during reading, please correct them. Thank you!

In November of the 15th year of Hongzhi, Liu Jian, a cabinet scholar, and others said: "Since this winter, due to the use of medicine in the East Palace and the funeral of the emperor, things have been getting late in the past few days, and it has not returned to the previous schedule for two months." ("Records of Xiaozong" Volume 193) In the winter of the 15th year of Hongzhi, Zhu Houzhao was twelve years old. He had a serious illness, which worried his father so much that he delayed his daily government affairs. He recovered after two months of treatment. Zhu Houzhao had a privilege when he was the prince. When the weather was cold in winter, he did not have to come out to accept the worship of the ministers. Many people take this incident as proof that Emperor Hongzhi doted on his son. Now it seems that it is probably because Zhu Houzhao was not in good health when he was a child and was prone to cold and illness in winter, so his father exempted him from this ritual. In the first month of the second year of Zhengde, he did not hesitate to send orders and temporarily stopped watching the court. (Volume 21 of "Records of Wuzong") On the second day of February in the fourth year of Zhengde, Honglu Temple invited the emperor to a banquet. He said: I occasionally feel a slight cough. I will wait until March to hear it. (Volume 47 of "Records of Wuzong") It is also based on the biography of Wu Jie, Zhu Houzhao's personal physician, recorded in "Wujin County Chronicles". The patient's throat was in serious danger, so he summoned Jie by name and took Shangqing Pills, and he was cured after just one dose. It was a blessing. (The "throat disease is very critical", I wonder if it was the "occasionally coughing slightly" that happened in February of the fourth year of Zhengde.) ("Wujin County Chronicle") One day, when he returned from shooting, he had bleeding from the mouth. He took rhinoceros horn decoction and recovered. (Sudden vomiting blood) ("Wujin County Chronicle") Later, luckily the tiger was trapped, and the tiger was frightened and injured. ("Wujin County Chronicles") According to "Wuzong Records", Zhu Houzhao was injured in June of the ninth year of Zhengde, and the injury was not serious. It was rumored that he was "severely injured" and even "read the moon without looking at the court" and could not go to court for more than a month. According to the description in the book "Ancient Doctors", Wu Jie could not handle the injury alone, so he sent an additional imperial doctor Xue Ji (named Lizhai) who was good at dealing with trauma to come and treat it. Xue Lizhai only mentioned that in July of that year, "I served the Wumiao (Zhu Houzhao) decoction" because it was too hard (excessive labor), he could not eat in time (eating disorder), and he was often angry (even more angry). By the next spring, he became ill. ("Doctors in Ancient Times") I also tested the horse and the horse prison, and suffered from abdominal pain, and all the patients were cured instantly with the best treatment. (Sudden abdominal pain) ("Wujin County Chronicles") According to Liang Chu's "Yuzhou Posthumous Manuscripts": On the morning of April 29, the 10th year of Zhengde, Xiao Jing, the eunuch in charge of etiquette, and others should pass on the imperial edict: I occasionally violate the peace, and I am temporarily exempted from attending court. ("Yuzhou Posthumous Manuscript") Many people saw that Zhu Houzhao could fight on the battlefield and wear sharp clothes; he could also patrol the border on horseback and brave the wind and snow. They took it for granted that his body was as strong as an ox. In fact, this was not the case. Let's take a look at his illness record. In November of the 15th year of Hongzhi, Liu Jian, a cabinet scholar, and others said: "Since this winter, due to the use of medicine in the East Palace and the funeral of the emperor, things have been getting late in the past few days, and it has not returned to the previous schedule for two months." ("Records of Xiaozong" Volume 193) In the winter of the 15th year of Hongzhi, Zhu Houzhao was twelve years old. He had a serious illness, which worried his father so much that he delayed his daily government affairs. He recovered after two months of treatment. Zhu Houzhao had a privilege when he was the prince. When the weather was cold in winter, he did not have to come out to accept the worship of the ministers. Many people take this incident as proof that Emperor Hongzhi doted on his son. Now it seems that it is probably because Zhu Houzhao was not in good health when he was a child and was prone to cold and illness in winter, so his father exempted him from this ritual. In the first month of the second year of Zhengde, he did not hesitate to send orders and temporarily stopped watching the court. (Volume 21 of "Records of Wuzong") On the second day of February in the fourth year of Zhengde, Honglu Temple invited the emperor to a banquet. He said: I occasionally feel a slight cough. I will wait until March to hear it. (Volume 47 of "Records of Wuzong") It is also based on the biography of Wu Jie, Zhu Houzhao's personal physician, recorded in "Wujin County Chronicles". The patient's throat was in serious danger, so he summoned Jie by name and took Shangqing Pills and he was cured after just one dose. It was a blessing. (The "throat disease is very critical", I wonder if it was the "occasionally coughing slightly" that happened in February of the fourth year of Zhengde.) ("Wujin County Chronicle") One day, when he returned from shooting, he had bleeding from the mouth. He took rhinoceros horn decoction and recovered. (Sudden vomiting blood) ("Wujin County Chronicle") Later, luckily the tiger was trapped, and the tiger was frightened and injured. ("Wujin County Chronicles") According to "Wuzong Records", Zhu Houzhao was injured in June of the ninth year of Zhengde, and the injury was not serious. It was rumored that he was "severely injured" and even "read the moon without looking at the court" and could not go to court for more than a month. According to the description in the book "Ancient Doctors", Wu Jie could not handle the injury alone, so he sent an additional imperial doctor Xue Ji (named Lizhai) who was good at dealing with trauma to come and treat it. Xue Lizhai only mentioned that in July of that year, "I served the Wumiao (Zhu Houzhao) decoction" because it was too hard (excessive labor), he could not eat in time (eating disorder), and he was often angry (even more angry). By the next spring, he became ill. ("The Doctor in Ancient Times") Everyone has seen the power of a tiger from recent popular events. A kiss with a paw can cause injuries to bones, muscles, and skin. It is even more dangerous under ancient medical conditions. No wonder the imperial doctor who treated him was tired and sick himself. It is difficult to say whether this injury will leave him with any sequelae. Song Taizong was hit by two arrows in his thigh, which later led to his death from the arrow wounds. He also tried riding a horse in the horse prison, and suffered from pain in his abdomen, and all the patients were cured immediately after being treated by Jie. (Sudden abdominal pain) ("Wujin County Chronicles") According to Liang Chu's "Yuzhou Posthumous Manuscript": On the morning of April 29, the 10th year of Zhengde, Xiao Jing, the eunuch in charge of etiquette, and others should pass on the imperial edict: I occasionally violate the peace, and I am temporarily exempted from attending court. ("Yuzhou Posthumous Manuscript") Look, from the fifteenth year of Hongzhi to the tenth year of Zhengde, that is, when Zhu Houzhao was twelve to twenty-five years old, a man's most powerful adolescent period, there has been such a long list of records of illness or serious injury, including some very scary descriptions such as "mouth bleeding" and "very dangerous". Who dares to say that he is in good health? In March of the 14th year of Zhengde, the famous southern patrol incident occurred. Fugu, the official of the Department of Science and Technology, requested to stop the southern patrol. The official of the Department of Science and Technology was ordered to leave the palace from Chen to Shen. He ordered the Zhongguan to announce his retreat. Tomorrow, Honglu Temple will ask you to go up to the hall to watch the court with a moon look, and you will get the order: I am sick due to Qi, so I will not go to court. It is a crime to put a lid on it and think it is a fault. (Volume 172 of "Records of Wuzong") According to historian records this time, he seemed to have deliberately pretended to be ill to blame the officials. During this period, he kept telling his ministers that he was ill, blaming the ministers and officials for not saying hello and being considerate, and would only make him angry. Of course, you could view this as a royal act of coquettishness, but in fact he was really sick. The emperor wanted to tour the south, but Jie admonished him: "The holy bow is not yet secure, so it is not advisable to travel far." The emperor was angry and scolded the left and right to hide him. ("The History of the Ming Dynasty" Wu Jie's Biography) The attending imperial physician Wu Jie personally said that his illness was not cured and that he should not travel far. He was so angry that he drove the imperial physician away, which shows that his illness was not false. Then we arrived at the starting point of conspiracy theories, the fateful Qingjiangpu. In September of the fifteenth year of Zhengde, Bingyin went up to Qingjiangpu and recovered the eunuch Zhang Yangdi. After more than three days, I went fishing in a small boat into a pond, but the boat capsized and drowned. The people on the left and right were so frightened that they rushed into the water to get out, so they did not hesitate. ("Records of Wuzong" Volume 191) Zhu Houzhao fell ill after he fell into the water. Because he drove Wu Jie away, the first person who treated him was not Wu Jie, but a court judge named Lu Zhi from the Taiyuan Hospital. Lu Zhi's diagnosis at that time was as follows: Wuzong was on a tour to the south. Without hesitation, he called Zhi for a diagnosis. Zhiqu told the ministers, saying: Winter has a pulse of summer, and the law cannot cure it. I am willing to appoint the crown prince to stabilize the foundation of the country. ("Suzhou Prefecture Chronicles and Kunshan Chronicles") "Winter brings summer pulse" is a saying in the "Huangdi Neijing". People's pulse conditions are different in four seasons. If summer pulse conditions are diagnosed in winter, it means you have an incurable disease. Many people say that Zhu Houzhao became ill because he fell into the water. According to this record, this is obviously not the case. If it is the sequelae of falling into the water, it is impossible to diagnose a terminal illness immediately. There is only one possibility: Zhu Houzhao was seriously ill before he fell into the water, and it just happened after he fell into the water. I don't know if Lu Zhi told Zhu Houzhao the truth, but he must have had a premonition that something was wrong, so after arriving in Linqing, he immediately sent people to Beijing to summon Wu Jie, his most trusted imperial physician, to come for treatment. Wu Jie's diagnosis was as follows: To Linqing, an envoy was dispatched to Zhao Jie. When he arrived, his illness became severe, so he returned to Tongzhou. At that time, Jiang Bin held troops on the left and right. He was worried that Emperor Yan would be in trouble, so he asked Xing Xuanfu to do so. Jie was worried about it, and said to a nearby attendant: "The illness is urgent, and we can only return it to Da Nei. If we go to Xuanfu and keep it secret, we would rather die?" ("Outside History of the Ming Dynasty") Zhu Houzhao died on September 14th in the 15th year of Zhengde. He arrived in Linqing on September 24th, the day of the Wanshou Festival, where Wu Jie treated him. In just ten days, the ordinary sequelae of falling into the water are unlikely to develop into a "deep disease", and even make people worry that he will die of illness. Combined with Lu Zhi's diagnosis, both imperial doctors gave reports of terminal illness, and the answer couldn't be more obvious. Then it was December of the fifteenth year of Zhengde. Jiawu, return to Beijing. Hundreds of civil and military officials met at the south of Zhengyang Bridge. On that day, the army showed great glory, and thousands of rebels and their families were captured and marched east and west. Lu Wan, Qian Ning and others also pressed their bodies backwards and marked their names with white flags on their heads. The dead hung their heads on the poles and were also marked with white flags. They continued for several miles. Put on your military uniform and ride on your horse. Stand under the Zhengyang Gate. After reading for a long time, you enter. (Volume 194 of "Records of Wuzong") When Zhu Houzhao returned to Beijing from Tongzhou despite being ill, he wore military uniforms and rode horses, showing off his power and power. It seemed that there was nothing serious. But he was very ill at this time and was just trying to hold on. Because the Ministry of Rites had previously drawn up a formal prisoner dedication ceremony, "it can be played, it is worthy of Yu, and it can be carried out", but it was not held because of his serious illness. Despite this, three days after returning to Beijing, he still struggled to go out of the suburbs to worship heaven. Sacrifice to heaven was more strenuous work than sacrifice of prisoners, so he did not persist in this ceremony. Ding You, worshiped heaven and earth in the southern suburbs. When he first offered the sacrifice, he bowed down and vomited blood on the ground. He could not finish the ceremony, so he helped him back to the Zhai Palace, and Gai was no longer in the suburbs. After spending the night, he drove into the Imperial Fengtian Palace, where the civil and military officials held a celebration ceremony and passed on the decree without a banquet. (Volume 194 of "Records of Wuzong") During the first offering, he vomited blood on the ground and the ceremony was forced to be suspended. He rested in Zhai Palace until dawn, then went to Fengtian Hall to complete the celebration ceremony. There was originally a celebration banquet, but he was unable to complete it, so he sent an order to skip the banquet. Since then, he has been recuperating in the Leopard Room. During this period, he also had a bad appetite. "Since he got sick, he has eaten and drank too much without paying attention." He also had a bad temper and drove away Yu Jing, an eunuch who was usually favored. Since then, he has been recuperating in the Leopard Room. During this period, he also had a bad appetite. "Since he got sick, he has eaten and drank too much without paying attention." He also had a bad temper and drove away Yu Jing, an eunuch who was usually favored. (Yu) Jingxing Chong responded, and when he was violated, the superior said angrily: This person is so stupid and stupid. He set up an inner library and ordered the Hanlin officials to restrain him. He must be in the library from morning to night every day. When he realizes his regrets and can speak carefully, he will listen to it. (Volume 194 of "Records of Wuzong") After another ten days, he "looked at the court vigorously" and "came down and ordered Wang Qiong, the Minister of the Ministry of War, to be the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel". The original Minister of Personnel, Lu Wan, was dismissed because of his involvement in the Ning King case. According to the rules, the new Minister of Personnel needs to be recommended by the court, but Zhu Houzhao directly appointed Wang Qiong. This is inconsistent with the rules and will definitely cause controversy. When Zhu Houzhao was seriously ill, he paid close attention to the court and issued an edict, perhaps to increase the authority of this appointment. Wang Qiong is Zhu Houzhao's true love. Zhu Houzhao's other true love, Yang Tinghe, expressed dissatisfaction, but Zhu Houzhao obviously had a more important entrustment to him. In the first month of the 16th year of Zhengde, the great scholar Yang Tinghe and others said that it had been more than half a month since the holy body was in discord. Yesterday, the Supervisor of Ceremonies conveyed the Holy Will and asked the ministers to prepare an edict to interview those who are proficient in medicine. (Volume 195 of "Records of Wuzong") When the emperor had no heirs, Wei Bin, the official in charge of rituals, and others came to the pavilion and said: "The country's medical doctors are exhausted. Please donate ten thousand gold to buy the grass." Ting He knew what he said and shouldn't, but Wei Wei said it in an ethical way, and Bin and others were the only ones. (Biography of Yang Tinghe in "History of the Ming Dynasty") On the fourth day of March in the 16th year of Zhengde, in Bingchen, the great scholar Yang Tinghe and others said: This morning the eunuch Wei Bin conveyed the holy message, saying that the sacrifice in the suburbs was not held, and the holy heart was deeply uneasy. When the ministers heard about it, they thought that this single thought reached heaven, and the heavenly mind sensed it, and the holy body would be calmed down. It's not too late to make a big gift. Your Majesty, Fu Wang, took a strong diet with careful medicines and prepared the medicine well, in order to comfort the heart of the Holy Mother and to answer the wishes of the world. I am very lucky to have you. (Volume 197 of "Records of Wuzong") On March 4th of Xinsi, Wei Bin and Zhang Rui sent an edict: The great ceremony of suburban sacrifice has not been held, and my heart is not at peace. He also said that the medicine given by Tai Hospital was of no avail, so he asked Cao Ye to heal him, just in case. It is known that there is a better intention, and it is not a matter of seeking medical treatment. Nai said to Bin and others: If there is a big change, misfortune and fortune will be in the palm of your hand. Bin said: What is misfortune and blessing? The public said: If my generation and I are in harmony with each other, the world will be at peace, and we will be blessed both inside and outside. On the contrary, the public will suffer disaster first, and then my generation will suffer. Bin said: "How dare you listen to the old gentleman's punishment?" ("Guochao Zhenglu" Wenzhong Yang Gongtinghe's behavior) Many people use the first incident as evidence to say that Yang Tinghe prevented Zhu Houzhao from changing the imperial doctor because he wanted to murder the emperor. This is obviously taken out of context. Why does Zhu Houzhao have to go through the cabinet to see who he wants to see a doctor? As long as he nods, there are plenty of people in the leopard room who can do this for him. And he specially sent someone to pass this sentence to Yang Tinghe. It was very simple, just to tell Yang Tinghe that "the national medicine is exhausted" and "the medicines used in the Tai Hospital are ineffective." In other words, he told Yang Tinghe that his illness could not be cured by the imperial doctors and that he was going to die, so that Yang Tinghe could consider his posthumous affairs as soon as possible. The matter after his death was the issue of his successor. Yang Tinghe understood what he meant as soon as he heard it, "It is public knowledge, and it is not for seeking medical treatment." He then warned Wei Bin with the theory of Lunxu, hoping that he would convey the meaning of "Lunxu" to the emperor, and everything should be done according to the Basic Law. And on March 4, "The suburban sacrifice has not yet been held, my heart is not at peace" is obviously a code word, related to the undecided successor, and does not really care about the suburban sacrifice. Five days before Zhu Houzhao's death, he issued an edict for Zhu Houcong, the crown prince of Prince Xing, to attack the throne in advance. Xin You, first of all, after the death of Emperor Zhuizun Gongmu and Xian, I ordered the current Emperor to temporarily take charge of the affairs of the government with his heir, and still gave him three thousand dan of rice and rice. Now that the Empress Dowager Sheng of this chapter is celebrating her birthday, it is inconvenient for her heir to use ordinary clothes to salute, so please be prepared to be crowned king. The imperial edict was repeated. According to the old rules, if a prince's dead son is not granted a title, he will only be provided with a support of two hundred meters. If he is granted a title, he must be released immediately. This is a special favor. (Volume 197 of "Records of Wuzong") It is very likely that this was Zhu Houzhao's default successor after communicating with Yang Tinghe, so he specially ordered him to seize the throne first to prepare for his possible accession to the throne in the future. After Zhu Houzhao passed away, Yang Tinghe determined the heir to the throne as soon as he heard the news, and asked the eunuch to ask the Queen Mother for an order. He also made a special statement not to make a mistake. He was the eldest son of Prince Xing. Obviously, he had already appointed the heir. On March 14, the 16th year of Zhengde's reign, a court trial policy was drafted, and the documents were carefully submitted. Not long after, Chen Fuchi returned and died in a hurry. When I heard this, I was frightened and panicked. When my private thoughts were at stake, I had to take care of the world's affairs. Why was I frightened? That is to say, Chen said: Please ask all the eunuchs to ask the Queen Mother Qi to please the eldest son to inherit the throne. Don't make a mistake. ("Three Records of Yang Wenzhong") After sorting through the historical materials, it becomes clear that Zhu Houzhao's physical fitness was not very good. Unfortunately, he suffered from a terminal illness and died after ineffective treatment. It had nothing to do with murder. Not only was Yang Tinghe not a murder suspect, but he was a meritorious minister who helped him select his successor. Some people may also say that Zhu Houzhao was in such poor health, how could he mount a horse to fight, patrol the border, fight tigers, etc. From the above records, we can also know that Zhu Houzhao has a very strong character. Even if he is seriously ill, he still has to persevere. How could he give up his favorite activity just because of a temporary illness? And judging from his main symptoms, which included vomiting blood, abdominal pain, and getting sick when he was angry, it was most likely a disease of the spleen, stomach or liver. Most of these diseases are chronic diseases. When they do not occur, they do not affect daily life and they are still active and active.

……………… Zhengde didn't fall into the water until 15 years ago. . . . .

Laughing to death, is Liu Jin coming back from the dead?

From the beginning to the end, I kept explaining, explaining everything, explaining everything to the ministers, who the hell is the emperor? Where is the image of a human king? You are an emperor, how can you explain so much? Wherever there is trouble, where do you attack, for fear that you will not die? You are the author, and you can decide whether the protagonist lives or dies, but will anyone really support this wandering emperor? If a gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall, you can fight against smallpox and rebellion. No one in the court can fight? Then why do you need so many generals? Let alone what kind of person Wu Zong was, would a normal modern person join in the fun even though he knew there was danger? I really agree with that sentence. This son is not like a human king. He is an emperor. If there is something to do, he can just control the main theme. There are many people below doing things, why do they have to do everything personally? Not flattering at all.

I agree that Emperor Wuzong was killed by civil servants headed by Yang Tinghe. I admire Emperor Wuzong most, a living image, but his final fate was tragic! Why doesn't he have children? … Ming history cannot be trusted!

Just ask one person, Wang Yangming?

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(Sir) pointed out that Shangguan should have been a minor official in the late Chongzhen Dynasty who wanted to curry favor with Hong Chengchou, but was criticized for flattering him. Before the Manchu Qing Dynasty, officials were basically called "Master Qingtian" if they were civilians. Officials usually added their surname and official position. If they wanted to curry favor, they would add one level to their position. The only contribution of Chinese historical dramas is to unify the titles of ancient officials so that a term that refers specifically to older male relatives becomes an official title.

Is the author writing in vain? Or is it history, how do you want to change it? If you are writing a historical novel, you should at least check the information. Did Masanori fall into the water five years ago?

It looks too weird. The timeline and characters are mixed together. Zhengde fell into the water. King Xingxian's entry into the capital was in the fifteenth year of Zhengde. It was written in the fifth year of Zhengde. In the fifth year of Zhengde, Jiajing was only four or five years old.

The article is too good to be too

Author, author, I'll give you another recommendation vote. Can you write a new article as soon as possible?

When will the author's new book be released? Flies rub their hands together, impatient

General Zhu Shou, Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, unified the world and controlled the earth. He conquered everyone with virtue and never killed anyone.

In 1510, Zhu Houzhao was 20 years old and Zhu Houcong was 3 years old. Zhu Houzhao fell into the water 10 years early. Civil servants supported a 3-year-old child to ascend the throne? Zhu Houzhao had only succeeded to the throne for five years, and the conflict with the civil servants was not so sharp that he committed regicide? The first sentence at the beginning shows that the author is uneducated, which makes me not want to read further, and makes me feel aggrieved for not posting this post!

The first sentence of the opening chapter puts Zhengde's fall into the water ten years ahead of schedule, while Jiajing was only three or four years old. So many people question it, but the author never explains it!