Death of King Heng of Ming Dynasty

The novel describes the legendary life of Prince Heng, the first generation of the Ming Dynasty, and records the historical facts of more than a hundred years from the mid-Ming Dynasty, from the Zhengtong period to the 17th year of Jiajing. This period was the turning point of the Ming Dynasty from prosperity to decline. From Ming Yingzong to Ming Shizong, there were seven dynasties and six emperors. The first generation of King Heng Zhu Youyi, after experiencing cruel court battles, took over Qingzhou at the age of twenty (the twelfth year of Hongzhi), and began his legendary life in Qingzhou. When King Heng was in Qingzhou, the rebel army besieged Qingzhou City several times. In the land of Qingzhou where wars were rife and the people were in dire straits, King Heng also encountered the only unforgettable love in his life. The novel describes the brutal officialdom battles in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and the historical facts of the royal family and local powerful people competing with the common people. It successively shaped the lives of Emperor Hongzhi, Emperor Jiajing, powerful officials Yan Song, Xia Yan, the governor of Shandong, the inspector of Shandong, and the prefect of Qingzhou. A series of vivid characters such as government officials arresting heads, local bullies, and gangsters truly show the political, economic and cultural outlook of the entire Ming Dynasty in the mid-Ming Dynasty, and restore the historical scenes of Qingzhou more than 500 years ago. The background of the novel is based on real historical records, which is of great reference value for truly understanding the history of the Ming Dynasty more than 500 years ago.