1382 Rights

Introduction to "1382: Quan" In the summer of the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of the emperor, contracted an epidemic and died of an epidemic. He was inactive for seven days. On the seventh day and night, a hand stretched out from the coffin. Zhu Yuanzhang ran barefoot into the mourning hall and saw his dead grandson sitting in the coffin, with tears streaming down his face. The old man trembled and said: "Just come back." From this night on, history took a path that no one had ever traveled before. Zhu Yunwen was reduced from a quasi-emperor to a marginal prince. After being abandoned by fate, he was "picked up" by the Ming Cult and became the Ming King who firmly believed that he was the "Maitreya who came to the world". Zhu Di put aside his ambition to usurp the throne and became the most powerful general in the empire, guarding the northern border for Zhu Xiongying for the rest of his life. Lan Yu changed from a "potential rebel" to the "emperor's uncle". Finally, he took off his armor in prison and handed it to his second son: "Go away. Take this armor and go to sea and stay alive." Zhu Yunxi took over his cousin's instructions, crossed the ocean, and established a new kingdom on an unknown continent. And Zhu Xiongying, sitting on the dragon chair left by Zhu Yuanzhang, controlled the ministers with gentle means and protected the country at the cost of silence. This is an epic about power. It is also a story about a group of people who are pushed away by fate, each looking for an exit. Many years later, a sea ship sailed into Nanjing Port. The ship carried a basket of crops that no one knew and a jade seal carved into a seabird. Zhu Xiongying sat in the royal study, looked at these two things, and laughed for a long time. He knew that his brother was living well on the other side of the sea.