King of Liaodong in Ming Dynasty, Jianwen Begged to Give Way

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, in the 28th year of Hongwu, Zhu Zhi, the king of Liao, became one of the nine great fortress kings. With 200,000 "Liaodong Tigers" in hand, he went north to attack the Jurchen tribes and the remnants of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, while building factories and recruiting talents. After Jianwen ascended the throne, he embarked on the great cause of reducing the vassal state and ordered Zhu Zhi to return to Beijing to become a caged bird. Seeing this, Zhu Zhi tore the imperial edict into pieces with his backhand and marched south! "Fengtian Jingnan!" Hundreds of thousands of Liaodong troops were mighty, and fierce tigers descended from the mountains. … The Southern Army was directly stunned by this modern army. Tie Xian: "Blow open the city gate with one cannon, are you serious?!" Sheng Yong: "The Liao army is less than ten thousand, and it is invincible if it is full of ten thousand!" Li Jinglong: "Your Majesty, the city gate has been opened. When will you come in?" Zhu Yunwen: "Uncle Wang, it's all a family fight. Come and sit on the throne!"