The six-dimensional pictures of emperors of all dynasties were exposed, and the ancestors panicked

Chapter 551 Zhu Jianshen and Wan Zhen'er
[On the 1464nd day of the first lunar month in , Crown Prince Zhu Jianshen ascended the throne.]

[He said he was eighteen this year, but in fact he was just over sixteen.]

【The reign title was Chenghua, and he was called Emperor Chenghua, known in history as Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty.】

……

Tang Xuanzong Period
Li Longji flipped through his memories.

"Emperor Xianzong..."

My grandson, the one who will restore the Tang Dynasty.

"Is this kid so powerful?"

Li Mi, who was invited back and named Yinqing Guanglu Doctor, hesitated for a moment.

whispered:
"Your Majesty, that's not necessarily true."

"Zhu Qizhen is still Emperor Yingzong."

Li Longji shut up.

……

Song Dynasty Xiaozong Period
Zhao Shen suddenly became listless.

Looking at the sky, he sighed repeatedly.

Yue Fei didn't understand.

Zhao Shen finally let out a long sigh.

"We don't even have a Xianzong in the Song Dynasty."

Cheoljong, who had the greatest hope of obtaining the title of Xian, died early.

"The Great Song Dynasty has been steadily declining."

……

[According to the official calculation at the time, he was the sixth emperor of the Ming Empire.]

[According to the calculation of later generations, he was the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty.]

……

{So, why is there a difference of two between six and eight? (dog head)}

{Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Qiyu: Yes, which two are missing? It's really confusing.}
……

Ming Dynasty Yongle Period
Zhu Di had a sullen face and said nothing.

This is the case when things go against one's wishes.

He wanted to establish the legal principles, but he and his descendants messed up the legal principles.

"Shameful."

……

[Before the age of three, Zhu Jianshen was the luckiest child in the entire Ming Dynasty. ]

[At that time, his father Zhu Qizhen was the master of the vast mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty. ]

[And he is the number one heir who will take over this splendid kingdom in the future - the Crown Prince. ]

……

On the canopy.

The child, dressed in luxurious clothes, had a pale face.

The young palace maid was holding a young child and looking at the eunuch in front of her with the same uneasiness.

"...Still live in the East Palace, so ordered!"

……

[However, all the good things came to an abrupt end when Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen, decided to lead his army to the prairie to show the might of the Ming iron army.]

[At Tumu Fort, the Ming Empire's most capable and skilled generals and soldiers were killed, and the emperor who led the army in person was also captured.]

[A country cannot be without a ruler for a day, Zhu Jianshen's second uncle. ]

【Prince Zhu Qiyu of Qin became the new owner of the throne. 】

[He announced that Zhu Jianshen's previous treatment would remain unchanged and he would still be the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty.]

[This year, Zhu Jianshen, who was three years old, met the most important woman in his life. ]

【Wan Zhen'er was 20 years old at the time. 】

……

The period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty
"Wait a moment!"

Liu Che's brain works very quickly!
He felt something was wrong when the emperor and his concubine appeared on the sky curtain.

Now look at it this way.

"Aren't you the Ming Dynasty version of Liu Bingyi?"

"He's not a romantic guy, is he?"

Wei Zifu rolled her eyes at him.

"What's wrong with being a lover? I think being a lover is pretty good."

Liu Che frowned and said in a bad tone:
"You think it's good?"

"Why do you think it's good?!"

"Do you think Emperor Han Yuan did a good job?"

Wei Zifu looked at Liu Che, whose eyes flashed with a hint of fierceness, and remained silent.

Liu Che glanced at her coldly.

He admitted that he was in the wrong regarding the prince's matter.

But when it comes to the survival of the Han Dynasty, no one can interfere!

Xu Pingjun might be a good queen.

But she cannot be the only one in Liu Bingyi's heart!

Liu Che's eyes were dark.

Old Sword? South Garden?
Will no longer exist.

……

The period of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty
Liu Bingyi immediately understood something.

"We live together day and night, sharing the joys and sorrows."

"It seems that Zhu Jianshen is not a heartless and ungrateful person."

"These two should be like you and me."

“We stand together.”

Xu Pingjun nodded, then looked at Liu Bingyi.

"You say I'm old?"

Liu Bingyi looked at Xu Pingjun in confusion.

He was confused!

What the hell?
What does it have to do with that?
Shouldn't she be so moved that she throws herself into his arms and calls him sweetly that she is sick?

Then he comforted her softly.

The two looked at each other affectionately!

Finally, she looked up! I looked down!

It's a matter of course!

Fish and water blend together!

Your approach is wrong!
……

[Wan Zhen'er, her exact name is unknown, and later generations often referred to her as Wan Zhen'er.]

[Her father Wan Gui was originally a minor official in the county government, but was later exiled for committing a crime. His four-year-old daughter Wan Zhen'er was confiscated and sent to the palace to serve as a maid, and was assigned to work in the palace of Empress Dowager Sun.]

【The Tumu Incident broke out, and Zhu Jianshen was appointed as the crown prince and moved into the Eastern Palace. 】

[In order to prevent any unexpected events, Empress Dowager Sun ordered Wan Zhen'er to accompany Crown Prince Zhu Jianshen.]

[The young Zhu Jianshen naturally didn't know that the outside world had turned upside down. He only knew to wander around and play in the palace every day. ]

【However, Queen Mother Sun’s intuition was quite accurate. 】

In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Zhu Qiyu, in conjunction with some ministers, abolished Zhu Jianshen's status as crown prince, changed his title to Prince of Yi, and appointed his own son Zhu Jianji as crown prince.

【At this time, Zhu Jianshen was five years old. 】

……

On the canopy.

In the small courtyard.

The young child squatted in the yard, crying silently.

The palace maid opposite bent down and hugged him.

There was endless darkness outside the courtyard.

in the dark.

A pair of eyes were staring at the two people in the courtyard.

No emotion.

... [The servants who served the prince were dismissed one after another.]

[His biological parents were imprisoned in the Nan Palace. The Empress Dowager, who loved him, could not take care of both sides. The Emperor's spies were everywhere in and outside the palace.]

[Zhu Jianshen lived a life without knowing what would happen tomorrow, and he could die suddenly at any time.]

[This kind of life lasted for five whole years.]

[And in these five years, there was only one person who took meticulous care of Zhu Jianshen, stayed by his side all the time, and gave him care and comfort.]

[This person is Aunt Wan, whom the child loves the most.]

……

Great Sui.

Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo probably understood.

"From the prince to the crown prince, and from the crown prince to the prince."

"An ignorant child was tossed around by the highest levels of the dynasty, but he himself did not know the significance of these changes, he only knew that the attitudes of others towards him would change dramatically from time to time."

"The fickleness of human nature is particularly unforgettable to him."

After listening to Dugu Jialuo's words, Yang Jian also agreed with this argument.

only……

“A friend in need is a friend indeed.”

"It is in the ups and downs of life that true feelings can be best seen."

"If there had not been the Tumu Incident, he would have been raised as a prince in the deep palace, and then smoothly made the crown prince, and smoothly succeeded to the throne as emperor. Then he would have been surrounded by people who flattered him."

Yang Jian sat with his knees supported, looking at the sky, shaking his head slightly and sighing.

"Even if there are people who are sincere to him, they will be drowned by the tide of flattery."

"Only those who firmly protected him during those difficult years when his future was uncertain were the ones who truly loved him."

"but……"

"The identities and ages of the two are really embarrassing."

"She can be his mother..."

"This...is not in accordance with etiquette."

……

【Five years later, Zhu Qizhen succeeded in regaining his throne with the help of the coup d'etat. 】

【Eleven-year-old Zhu Jianshen returned to the East Palace surrounded by his ministers. 】

[Wan Zhen'er also came back with him]

[That year, Wan Zhen'er was 28 years old]

In the eighth year of Tianshun (1464), Zhu Qizhen passed away and Zhu Jianshen succeeded to the throne. He immediately appointed Wan Zhen'er, who had taken care of him for many years and was years older than him, as his concubine. She was called Concubine Wan.

……

{This couple is a rare example of true love between emperors in history. Their meeting, knowing each other, and following each other are so strange and coincidental. If we only talk about personal feelings, this should be considered a good story in history.}
{Forget it, a witch concubine brought disaster to the harem, and Zhu Jianshen was almost exterminated by her.}
……

Ming dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes were red, he pointed to the sky and cursed!
"Ridiculous! Absurd!"

"What's so good about being obsessed with someone who can be your mother?"

"Even if it's a merit, just give me some money and some land as a reward!"

"You bastard!"

……

{Another child fooled by the History of Ming Dynasty.}
{The description of Concubine Wan in the History of Ming Dynasty comes from Gushan Bishu, a private notebook written by Yu Shenxing during the Wanli period.}
{Among them, the story of Concubine Wan Guifei's abortion to a concubine in the harem and Zhu Youtang being raised as a palace maid all originated from this.}
{Where do these two stories come from? Yu Shenxing said, "In the Jiaxu year of the Wanli reign, an old eunuch told me this."}
……

Ming Dynasty·Chenghua Period
boom!
The teacup was smashed into pieces!
"Fuck your mother's fart!"

Zhu Jianshen's eyes were red as he glared at the words in the sky.

Wan Zhen'er lowered her head, looking sad.

Zhu Jianshen was breathing heavily.

He knew that the civil and military officials had always had excuses for his breaking his parents' marriage agreement and marrying the person he loved as his principal wife.

At the same time, he was dissatisfied with his biological mother being buried together with Emperor Yingzong.

"What a despicable bunch of tricks!"

That's why he doesn't like to see those people!

He talks about morality, but his heart is extremely dirty!
……

Ming Dynasty·Chongzhen period
Zhu Youjian frowned.

"What kind of excuse is this?"

There was a gap of more than a hundred years between the Chenghua period of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty and the Wanli period.

How true is the story told by an old eunuch in the palace?
What this means is that you can just take it as it is and listen to it for now. Believe it or not, it's up to you, right?
Doesn't he know that the old eunuch's rumors are false and even more ridiculous than the absurd remarks made by the Qidong wild man?
These eunuchs talked about the anecdotes of the dynasty with great relish, but not a single word of truth was said, which was laughable to think about.

……

{But this story is also believed by some and not by others.}
{Tan Qian, who wrote Guoqie, was skeptical about this. When he recorded this incident in Guoqie, he also quoted Yu Shenxing's words: "In the Jiaxu year of the Wanli reign, an old eunuch told me this."}
{But Mao Qiling, who wrote "The Lost History of the Qing Dynasty", believed it very much and elaborated on these two stories.}
{And added to that, after Xiaozong's biological mother Ji was poisoned to death by Concubine Wan, Zhang Min was also forced to commit suicide.}
{For a certain story, some people choose to believe it, and some people choose not to believe it. It doesn’t matter.}
{The problem is that Mao Qiling participated in the compilation of the Ming History.}
{When compiling the "History of Ming Dynasty: Biographies of Empresses and Concubines", Mao Qiling was specifically responsible for writing biographies of the empresses and concubines of the Tianshun, Chenghua, Hongzhi and Zhengde dynasties.}
｛Then Mao Qiling transferred the records of the concubines of these four dynasties that he had previously written in "The Lost Records of the History of the Ming Dynasty" intactly into the "History of Ming Dynasty".｝
{The crime of Concubine Wan was confirmed.}
……

Qing Dynasty and Qianlong period
Qianlong was drinking tea.

He glanced at the sky and closed the teacup.

"I told you so long ago."

"How dare you believe such absurd words?"

"It shows that Emperor Xianzong favored Concubine Wan, which made her arrogant and domineering, and thus all the pregnant women in the harem were secretly harmed."

"But after the eldest son born to Emperor Xianzong by Concubine Wan unfortunately died, didn't Concubine Bai openly give birth to Emperor Xianzong's second son Zhu Youji in the fifth year of Chenghua?"

"In the seventh year of Chenghua, Zhu Youji was officially crowned as the Crown Prince!"

"It's just that he died of illness in the first month of the following year."

Qianlong opened his fan and talked to Heshen:
"The most ridiculous thing is."

"Xiaozong Zhu Youtang was born in the sixth year of Chenghua."

"And the crown prince Zhu Youji died in the eighth year of Chenghua."

"The History of Ming Dynasty: Biography of Concubine Wan wrote that Concubine Ji asked the doorkeeper Zhang Min to drown Emperor Xiaozong. Zhang Min exclaimed: "The emperor has no children, why abandon him?"

"There is no word about this from Shang Wei You Zi, where does he get this from?!"

"On the other hand, if Concubine Wan was the only one who could be seduced in the emperor's bedroom, then other concubines rarely had the opportunity to come into contact with Emperor Xianzong."

"But after Xiaozong was named the crown prince, there was an incident where the country was ruled by ten sons, the youngest of whom was Xianzong's fourteenth son."

"This is clearly unreasonable."

"If you say that Concubine Wan secretly murdered Emperor Xianzong, it would be even more ridiculous!"

Qianlong was very happy. He sat cross-legged and pointed at the mountains and rivers and said:

"In the Veritable Records of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, there is a memorial praising Concubine Wan for raising Emperor Xiaozong and requesting Concubine Ji to live in Yongshou Palace!"

"Xiaozong's biological mother is not important enough, so he can only be supported by Concubine Wan. If this is an assassination, how can it not succeed?"

"Then Xiaozong's biological mother was not poisoned to death by Concubine Wan. When Xiaozong and his son recognized each other, Ji had already been seriously ill for a long time."

Heshen was dumbfounded.

"Your Majesty is busy with all kinds of affairs, yet he can still distinguish the true from the false at a glance!"

"The ability of the True Dragon Emperor cannot be understood by ordinary people!"

"But your majesty, why did the people of the previous dynasty attach so much nonsense to Concubine Wan?"

Qianlong chuckled:
"After Concubine Wan died, Emperor Xianzong gave her a posthumous title and gave her a grand funeral."

"But Concubine Wan appointed Wan An and his gang to cause chaos in the government."

"During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong, the ministers wanted to settle scores and proposed to abolish the posthumous title of Concubine Wan and destroy her tomb, but Emperor Xiaozong stopped them."

"Maybe it's because there's nothing we can do."

"So I have to write about it in the book to vent my anger."

"The Ming Dynasty Emperor's sword is still not fast enough."

……

[Perhaps in Zhu Jianshen's eyes, Wan Zhen'er was the most important person in his life because she accompanied him when he was sad and helpless.]

【But in the eyes of outsiders, this is a violation of etiquette. 】

[First, because she was a member of a family whose father had committed a crime and was confiscated and sent to the palace, she could only be a lowly maid in the palace. It was unrealistic for her to become a female official in the harem, let alone a concubine.]

[Secondly, Wan Zhen'er's age and the fact that she was raising a child made her look like an elder, so marriage was definitely not an option.]

[This kind of thing would be unacceptable in ordinary families, and it would be even more difficult to resist the gossip of the world if it happened to the emperor.]

[At the same time, in order to solve Wan Zhen'er's identity problem, Zhu Jianshen honored both Queen Qian and Concubine Zhou as Empress Dowager. ]

[After Empress Dowager Zhou passed away, he violated Zhu Qizhen's will and buried her in the mausoleum of Emperor Yingzong with the ceremony of a queen.]

[These are all acts that blatantly disobey the will and seriously violate etiquette and law.]

[The emperor's repeated and flagrant violations of etiquette were a huge shock to the court composed of Confucian scholars and to the Ming Dynasty, which believed in etiquette and law.]

【The consequences that followed were. 】

【The emperor and his subjects are in opposition.】

(End of this chapter)