Chapter 83: Joking about Zhu Di (1)

On November 27 of this year, the official army led by Li Fangyuan broke Zhao Siyi's army in Anzhou, and arrested Zhao Siyi in early December, and the rebellion, which lasted for nearly a month, was quelled.

During the counterinsurgency, Li Fangyuan successively sent Li Chenggui's cronies Wang Shi Wuxue, former Zhengcheng Li Shu, Great Zen Master Yilun, and Xue Wu to persuade Li Chenggui to return to Beijing, but Li Chenggui avoided them all.

Li Fangyuan knew that this rebellion was led by Li Chenggui, but after experiencing two "princes' rebellions", he couldn't bear to see the picture of his relatives killing each other, so he ordered the historian to cover up the truth of the matter, just kill Zhao Siyi and others, and personally greet Li Chenggui in the tent hall at the Jinjiao Station.

Fortunately, Li Yi and Jin Shihou had already fled the barracks at this time, otherwise the fate of the two would not be known.

Li Chenggui had long seen that this son was not pleasing to the eye, and the failure of this mutiny could not help but be even more angry, so on the way back to Beijing, he tried to shoot Li Fangyuan with a bow and arrow, and tried to smash Li Fangyuan to death with iron Ruyi during the banquet.

However, because Li Fangyuan listened to the words of his confidant Helun, he was spared.

After returning to the capital, Li Chenggui was placed under house arrest by Li Fangyuan in Deshou Palace. In order to show the world that he is a filial son, Li Fangyuan went to Deoksugung Palace many times to ask Li Chenggui for peace, but Li Chenggui has always refused to meet.

It's really sad and sad that this situation has happened between father and son.

After returning to the court, Li Fangyuan began to send envoys to the Ming Dynasty to pay tribute, in order to celebrate Zhu Di's victory over the world, Li Fangyuan also asked the envoy to bring a poem of his own seven laws to Zhu Di, the full poem is as follows:

The purple phoenix title book is under the nine skies, and the joyful pneumatic ballad.

The sound of the dragon and tiger is corresponding, and the unkilled whale salamander is still arrogant.

Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains are orthodox, and century-old figures see the Qing Dynasty.

The old eyes of the Heavenly Sect are new, and the white hair is unforgiving.

Ming Chengzu particularly appreciated his "knowledge of time and laxity", and sent the commanders Gao De and Zuo Tongzheng Zhao Juren to North Korea to be canonized.

To show that Chengzu Zhu Di and Li Fangyuan have many similarities, so what are the similarities between them, today we invite Li Fangyuan to talk to us about Ming Chengzu Zhu Di.

Ladies and fellow villagers, I, Hu Hansan, am back again. I'm your old Fangyuan, friend Li. (Phew, I'm sorry, I said it wrong, it should be an old friend, Li Fangyuan.) )

Do you miss me? Today, I accept Yue Shimeng's invitation again to tell you about Zhu Di.

Of course, you know my character, storytelling is secondary, my main task is to be funny, today, I'm going to tell you a historical story of three lives and three worlds in the peach blossom place of ten miles, everyone will say dazzling or not?

However, before starting today's story, I still have to complain about the current unscrupulous merchants.

Yesterday, I bought a pair of Adidas on the side of the road, and when I got home and opened the package, I saw that his grandmother's, Adidas had become Adidas, and it was blatantly written that Made in Putian.

Has counterfeiting become rampant now? It is no wonder that it is often said that the most striking sign of the evolution of the ape-man is that the ape-man has learned to cheat.

Sometimes I really want to take a time machine back in time to the time of the apes, when the sky was still blue, the water was green, the river was able to bathe, chickens and ducks were free of bird flu, and pork could be eaten with confidence.

The most important thing is that at that time, the freedom of barbecue was truly realized, where it was not cooked. Pure natural, pollution-free. There is no need to travel all the way to Zibo to queue up, and there is no need to worry about being ripped off by the boss.

Big pig's trotters and little girls, three small barbecues a day. There is no concern about carcinogenesis, there are no health experts in primitive societies, and no one comes out to scare everyone.

At that time, people also dressed in fashion, wearing air in the summer and fur in the winter. There is absolutely no high imitation.

Marrying a daughter-in-law doesn't have to worry about how many caves you have in your name or how many javelins your parents have, as long as the two are of different genders.

The children born are also not under pressure to go on to higher education, because their average age is less than 12 years old, and they may not survive the high school entrance examination.

Okay, that's all the nonsense, let's talk about my Zhu Di again. On April 17, 1360, Zhu Di was born in Yingtianfu (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province). Proper city hukou.

But the city has deep routines, and children who are not necessarily born in towns are happy. Because Zhu Di was born in the midst of war. That year, it was his father who fought Chen Youliang, so he didn't have much heart to care about Zhu Di's doll.

This is how the war-torn era was, chaotic. There is a poem to prove it: If you are looking for me, I am either at home or on the battlefield. If you can't find me at home or on the battlefield, I'm either on my way to the battlefield or on my way to Yellow Springs.

Because Zhu Yuanzhang conquered the world on horseback, Zhu Di and his brothers received strict military training, and Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Zhu Di and his brothers to wear bast shoes and wrap their legs, and go hiking outside the city like soldiers.

Seven out of ten of them rode horses and three out of ten of them walked, and as they grew older, they had to practice their martial arts skills in the arena from time to time. This made full preparations for Zhu Di's future usurpation of the throne.

You think it's enough to have strong limbs. Of course. No way. Zhu Yuanzhang's life creed is to eat people and suffer more, so as to eat people. (I'm sorry, I'm high-mouthed, I should have to suffer hard to become a superior person.) )

Since he was a child, Zhu Di and his brothers received the orthodox Confucian classic education taught by Confucianism.

Therefore, Zhu Di can be regarded as both civil and military. His arms are powerful. His breasts are broad and majestic. His skin is invulnerable.

Of course, because Zhu Yuanzhang is a maniac and has many sons, Zhu Di is not valued by Zhu Yuanzhang.

In the third year of Hongwu (1370), Zhu Yuanzhang canonized the princes as kings, and the ten-year-old Zhu Di as the king of Yan.

In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), the sixteen-year-old Zhu Di married Xu Shi, the eldest daughter of Xu Da, the Duke of Wei.

His father-in-law is not ordinary, and he was the first in terms of combat power at that time. It can be seen that the marriage between Zhu and Xu also contains a certain political color.

At the age of twenty-one, he was ordered to take up a vassal in Beiping, the seat of the capital of the Yuan Dynasty.

After he arrived in Beiping, Zhu Di dealt with his neighbors, the Mongolian cavalry.

The two sides fought several times in line with the principle of "trying not to use their mouths as much as possible".

Zhu Di continued to accumulate his experience points in the bloody wind and rain, and transformed into a battle king step by step.

However, he is only a king, not a king, because he has an elder brother Zhu Biao, and Zhu Biao's mother is the famous Queen of Bigfoot Horses, the woman Zhu Yuanzhang loves most in his life. As long as Zhu Biao is there, Zhu Di will never be able to become the emperor.

If you know what will happen in the future, please listen to the next breakdown.