Following Zhu Di to Become a Duke of the Great Ming
追随朱棣，做大明国公
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- 79k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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What is the difference between following Zhu Di and waiting to die In the seventh year of Yongle, Qiu Fu, Wang Cong, Huo Zhen, Li Yuan and Wang Zhong were all killed in battle. (One Duke and Four Marquises, all commanders of the Northern Expedition) In the eighth year of Yongle, He Fu was sentenced to death, and Wang You and Liu Cai were punished for fear of the enemy. (Three marquis, half of the six commanders of the Northern Expedition) In the 20th year of Yongle, Xinghe fell. Arutai stayed for a week, and Zhu Di did not dare to rescue. (One of the only acropolis outside the Great Wall that was not reduced by Zhu Di during the Zhu Yuanzhang era, 100 miles away from Beijing)
In fact, you can go up to the mountains to fight guerrillas and then put on more clothes when the weather is cold.
You're a eunuch, please withdraw.
Come on, eunuch, there has been no update for five days from the 17th to the 22nd.
The previous book was fully ordered by Industry Da Ming. Don't be disappointed with this one!
It's very well written, but it's a pity it's so cold
Zhu Di was not as wise and powerful as he imagined. At least he was not so invincible before moving the capital to Peking. He was severely constrained internally and externally. Otherwise, he would not have spent his whole life marching north and would have had to move the capital to Peking. Moving the capital to Peking allowed him to truly begin to control the world, but the biggest failure was also moving the capital to Peking. To put it nicely, the emperor was asked to guard the country, but in fact he had nowhere to go, laying hidden dangers for future generations.
After Jingnan, become an earl or marquis, and then slowly rise to the top.
Most of the nobles in the Ming Dynasty became adults because of their deeds.
Fast forward to the time when the whole family was tricked by foreign students.
Keep bragging about blue jade, where do you put Xu Da and Chang Yuchun in exile? You must know that in terms of merit, Lan Yu is just a prince. To be honest, if Zhu Biao had not been considered by Zhu Yuanzhang to be too kind and weak, fearing that he would not be able to suppress the Huaixi army and control the military power, he would kill and cripple the generals before Lan Yu. Otherwise, why would it be Lan Yu's turn to take the lead? Lan Yu's arrogant and domineering character, who doesn't know how to advance or retreat, is like a wolf in the mountain, and will run rampant when he is proud.