Where did the emperor of Zhu Jun live and die?

What is the end of Emperor Wen Jian? Opinions vary, and no one can agree, which became the first mystery in the history of the Ming Dynasty. Because Wen Jian practiced the policy of combining leniency with severity after Mao, his experience aroused the sympathy of countless people, and his whereabouts were particularly curious. People can see endless speculation and deduction in various plays. It is said that Li Jinglong, Wen Jian's favorite, opened the Jinchuan Gate in Nanjing to meet the prince, and all the princes surrendered. Seeing that the tide was gone, Wen Jian had no choice but to order the burning of the palace. Suddenly, the flame broke out. Emperor Wen Jian and his queen jumped into the fire and burned themselves to death. Other followers followed their master into the blazing fire. After Judy entered the palace, she looked around for her nephew. Other eunuchs said that both the emperor and the queen were killed by fire, and two charred bodies were dragged out of the fire to prove it. Judy had to give up and bury his emperor because the body had been burned beyond recognition and men and women could not be distinguished. Later, Judy said that after he entered Jinchuan Gate himself, he heard that Emperor Wen Jian was coming out to meet him, and then he sighed: How did I meet you? So he closed the palace and set himself on fire with the queen. Seeing that the palace was on fire, he quickly sent for help, but he was busy without me. Only the charred bodies of Emperor Wen Jian and his empress were found in the ashes. Judy, the prince of Yan, said in tears that he just came to help the emperor learn to be a good person. Why did the emperor commit suicide? Later, Judy buried his emperor, sent officials to sacrifice, and dropped out of school for three days. This obviously beautifies the image of the United States, which has a high-sounding excuse to take away its nephew's throne. In fact, it is somewhat reluctant to say that Emperor Wen Jian died of self-immolation, but it is more credible to say that he shaved his hair and escaped from home. Tomorrow, after the Shun Dynasty and the two Dynasties, the severe political environment has improved, and the decline of theoretical historical materials about Wen Jian has begun to intensify. In June 2002, 65,438+02-year-old Ming Shenzong inquired about the whereabouts of Emperor Wen Jian. Zhang replied that there was no record of this incident in the history of this country, but the elders of the former regime said that when the emperor entered the capital, he cut his hair and ran away in cassock. Later, he and his followers traveled around, and no one did. I don't know where he went. It can be seen that Zhang's record also tends to his theory of destruction. It is worth noting that folk rumors have reached the ears of the emperor, and it is no longer a taboo topic to talk about the collapse of Emperor Wenjian. In fact, on June 13, 2004, Wen Jian sighed in the hall when he learned that the traitor Li Jinglong had opened the Jinchuan Gate in Nanjing to meet Prince Judy. I don't know what to do without it. At this time, the academician courtyard editor Ji Cheng suggested that he escape. Wang Yue, the eunuch on the same side, quickly revealed the secret he had kept for four years. It turned out that when Mao died, he specially brought it to the king, saying that he would leave a huge iron box for his grandson, which contained a treasure that could save his grandson from the quagmire and told him to keep it properly. Wang Yue said, and quickly moved out of the box from Fengxian Temple. When Emperor Wen Jian opened it, there were three official records with three names written on them. Among them, one refers to the emperors Wen Jian and Wenying, and the other two refers to the suggestion of Ye Xixian and professors Wu Wang and Yang Yingneng and Yingxian and Yingneng. In addition to the calendar, there are ten platinum ingots, cassocks, hats, shoes, razors and a letter in the iron box, which says that Wen Ying was out of the gate of hell and then escaped from Shuiguan Valley. The three men shaved in a hurry and prepared to escape. At that time, fifty or sixty ministers in the temple knelt down and wept bitterly, hoping to die with his emperor. Emperor Wen Jian said that it is easy to find so many people to accompany him, and everyone who loves Qing has a wife and children. He must be worried. Let's go our own way. Say that finish, a line of people fled the palace according to the route written in the letter. When we walked out of the gate of hell, we found a ship moored on the river, emitting a kind of

Ji, an old teacher who studied this history, described his findings. 1978, a factory called Nanjing Gangdang in Taipingmen is going to build a new building. I dug a tunnel when I was digging the basement. From the excavation, it is about 2.5 meters high and 2 meters wide. When the tunnel was discovered, it was next to the former Ming Palace Museum. If his emperor escapes, he can escape from the palace through this tunnel. Can this tunnel go through the palace? One day in June 2005, Mr. Ji Lao received a phone call saying that a culvert had been found in the national defense park next to Liang Qingshan. The culvert is located outside the Palace Museum before the Ming Dynasty. According to the site discovery, this culvert was mainly used for drainage in the Ming Dynasty, but it didn't rain at that time. It's a culvert without water and can only accommodate one person. Contact the Gong Zhong underground tunnel discovered many years ago. This culvert is probably the exit of the tunnel. In order to survive, Wen Jian played a trick of burning the palace. Judy had to bury a charred wreck as the body of his emperor, so as to have a reason to ascend the throne of the emperor. During and after Yongle period, the rulers took strict measures to control the investigation of Wen Jian, so there was only one record: the palace caught fire and the emperor disappeared. However, with the deepening of historical research, more and more people think that Emperor Wen Jian has fallen. So, was Wen Jian buried by Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty? No, of course, it should be his Ma Huanghou. Judy's body found in the ruins has been unrecognizable, and it is difficult to distinguish between true and false. Besides, there is no burial in Ma Huanghou's historical materials. It is also worth noting that in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, no one knew where the emperor Wen Jian was buried. It can be seen that people at that time didn't think that Emperor Wen Jian was really buried, so if he didn't visit the grave for a long time, it wouldn't be known. In fact, Judy herself knows that it was not the Emperor Wen Jian who was buried in the ceremony, but this does not affect the funeral ceremony, because only in this way can he hide his eyes and ears and sit on the throne of the emperor. Another problem is that when the city was destroyed, the eldest son of Emperor Wen Jian was not found. At that time, the emperor had two princes, the eldest son Zhu Qi was two years old and the second son Zhu Wengui was two years old. Zhu Wengui, known as the "sword" in history, was imprisoned in the palace built in 1860 until the death of Emperor Tianshun at the age of 57. Locked in the palace for a long time, when he came out, he couldn't I couldn't tell a cow from a horse. However, Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son has been missing. Zhu Qi, a teacher in Jingnan, entered Nanjing at the age of twenty and has never been heard from since. Now that Zhu Neng has escaped, we have no reason to believe that the emperor will not perish. In addition, the so-called Jingnan campaign lasted for four years, not overnight, and his government had enough time to prepare. When Judy entered Nanjing, don't say that Jiangnan was still under the rule of Wen Jian. Even in terms of Jiangbei, Judy controlled a very small area. At that time, the whole Liaodong area was still under the control of the imperial court. Sun Yuehai is a beloved general, who controls Fengyang in Zhongdu, Tie Xuan also controls Shandong, and Xu's wife, Mei Yin, is also stationed in Huaishang. So, he can escape to other places and make a comeback. During the Anshi Rebellion, An Lushan seized the capital Chang 'an and fled to Sichuan. Later, the rebellion was finally put down and the Tang Dynasty was restored. Emperor Wen Jian won't know this history. Besides, he won't die without me. Another problem is that Judy, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, told people around him that he had searched all corners inside and outside the palace, but could not find the national decree. It is said that when Emperor Wen Jian set himself on fire, he was ordered to be buried. Judy was heartbroken at the news. However, when the eunuchs cleaned up the remains of Emperor Wen Jian, they didn't find any traces of decrees. Emperor Wen Jian's imperial seal was an aquamarine brought back by the Western Regions in the third year after he ascended the throne. If the fruit is burnt, this sapphire will leave some residue. So, to be sure, the country's laws follow his Europe.

This was practiced in Baiyun Mountain, Guizhou, and this history was recorded in the Travel Notes Year. The book also records the relics left by Emperor Wen Jian in Baiyun Mountain, saying that there are two giant sequoias on Baiyun Mountain, each of which needs three people to hold; A tree in the west was destroyed by fire, which was planted by Emperor Wen Jian himself. Half a mile west of this tree is Baiyun Temple, which was built by Wen Jian. In addition, he built two pavilions in front of and behind the mountain. There is a spring in the mountain, which is located in front of the castle behind the mountain. It was named Kneeling Spoon Spring. It is called kneeling, because you have to cross the big stone when you walk down the pavilion, and you can only drink the clear mountain spring by kneeling. Legend has it that this spring was built by a dragon as a sacrifice to Wen Jian. Half a mile to the west from the temple, and then to the north is Liu Mi Cave. The mouth of the cave hangs between dangerous cliffs at the top of the mountain. The hole is more than a foot deep to the south, followed by a stone niche and a stone couch next to it. There is a small hole on the right side of the stone couch. As the food of Emperor Wen Jian, rice flowed out of the cave, but today this landscape no longer exists. On the left side of the cave, a pavilion named "Hidden Dragon" was built to worship the image of Wen Jian. In addition, there are many sites and legends in several southwestern provinces where Emperor Wen Jian once traveled. At that time, Wen Jian came to a small mountain village in Yunnan. He is very hungry. Seeing an old woman drying buckwheat in the field, she saluted and said, Grandpa, can you give me something to eat? Grandma said there was nothing at home, only this freshly made buckwheat, which could not be made at once. Emperor Wen Jian pointed to a nearby slate and said, "Never mind. You just need to move them to this stone, and it will dry immediately. Grandma kept her word and soon did it. Then it is ground on a stone mill and steamed with water. After eating, Wen Jian praised: How can this thing be so delicious! Later, the village was renamed Texaco Village. Emperor Wen Jian was refreshed after dinner, and he was busy on his way. A few days later, I went to Lion Mountain in Wuding and became a monk in the temple. This is the legend that Zhu Yun, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, lived in seclusion in Lion Mountain. It is said that Emperor Wen Jian fled to Lion Mountain in Wuding, Yunnan, and when he saw the beautiful scenery here, he lived there. Every day, he goes to fetch water four or five miles from the foot of the mountain, and he also goes to the top of the mountain to water arhat trees and all kinds of flowers, especially the famous peony and yellow diamond he planted. One day, he put down his burden, wiped his sweat, pointed to the foot of the mountain and said, alas, if only the water flowed out from here. The ground was really wet the next day, so I dug it with a hoe several times and came out. After a while, Wen Jian walked halfway up the mountain and said, alas, if only there were water flowing out of this place! If the next day is like the foot of a mountain, you dig with a hoe and the water will come out. In a blink of an eye, several months passed, and Emperor Wen Jian sighed again and said, If only this water appeared in front of the city gate. The next day, I naively came out of the water again. The water is convenient, and colorful flowers such as peony are blooming brightly. These peonies seem to be spiritual and may have become Hua Xian. They have survived for more than 600 years and are still as big as plates. They were once called the best peony in China by CCTV. Since then, Lion Mountain has become a tourist attraction. Today, the statue of Emperor Wen Jian, dressed in robes and cassock, sitting on the throne of the Golden Palace still exists in the Hui Di Temple on the mountain, which may be rare in the whole country. So, why did Wen Jian choose Yunnan? It turned out that he had come to take refuge in Hou Musheng of Xiping, who was guarding Yunnan. Mu Sheng's father Mu Ying is Ming Taizu's adopted son. Musheng and his brother are righteous brothers. They used to be familiar and friendly, so Zhu Jun took refuge in Yunnan. However, when the imperial court investigated everywhere, the existing American government could do nothing, so Mu had to send his emperor away and secretly protect him. Of course, this is not surprising. Otherwise, how could there be his footprints all over the country? It is said that Wen Jian fled from Nanjing, came to Quanzhou along the Yangtze River, and finally fled overseas. Cheng Zu after the Ming Dynasty is very suspicious.

From this point of view, we can also see that Judy, as an adult, ascended the ninth five-year plan throne, but because she is an unmarried woman, her status cannot be compared with him. He has always held a grudge against the nephew of the heir to the orthodox throne, fearing that his existence would threaten his own throne. This is one of them. Secondly, when he was in office, the policy of reducing vassals was aimed at him and his half-brother, which made his younger brother Zhou Wang suffer hardships and hatred. Therefore, his little news is no problem for him. In the twenty-first year of Yongle, Hu Hu hurried back to Beijing, which happened to be the recruitment of Fuxuan in the north. When Hu Hu arrived at Fuxuan, Chengzu had already rested. I heard that Huhu will see you soon after he comes back. They talked about Class Four. When Hu Hu came back, Cheng Zu learned that Wen Jian had fled to Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, Fujian, and became a monk. What? What's going on here? It turned out that that night, Emperor Wen Jian and his entourage disguised as monks fled along the secret passage of the palace, and came to the Luohan Temple in Wuchang from Nanjing along the Yangtze River. They were received by monk Daxuan, abbot of Luohan Temple. Daxuan is a famous monk in China. Many of his disciples, including Monk Nianhai, the abbot of Kaiyuan Temple, were later killed by Wen Jian. After reading Wen Jian's official documents, Daxuan quickly brought Wen Jian and his entourage into the temple. Daxuan saw these two monks, one in his thirties and the other in his twenties. They are gentle and polite, and their faces are slightly tired. During their stay in the temple, the two recited poems to express their despair of fleeing at that time. Among them, the young monk said: when the river mysteriously widened in the direction of the full moon, we heard a sudden sound, and a guitar crossed the water. The old monk responded to the poem. I saw the guests off in Xunyang River and played the pipa in Baijuyi. Later, they went to Xunyang and went straight to Jiangyuan Temple in Xing Zi Town, southern Jiangxi. In order to survive, they finally decided to escape from Quanzhou to the sea. At that time, Judy was in the Central Plains, and China's henchmen were everywhere. Naturally, it is wise to flee overseas. Comparatively speaking, Fujian is close to the sea and has the largest Erythrina port in China. What is the most convenient way for it to go abroad from Quanzhou? Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, although it was only a medium-sized temple in the whole country at that time, flourished because of its relationship with Zhu. In June of the 30th year of Wu Hong, monk Ying Zheng of Nanjing Tianjie Temple came to Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple as abbot with the imperial edict of Zhu Yuanzhang. Before he left, Zhu Yuanzhang personally met him and said: It is difficult to be an abbot now. Too kind is easy to be bullied, too wicked is easy to be hated, and only a clean life can last long. After Ying Zheng monk came to Kaiyuan Temple, he built a Buddhist temple and a manna ring altar, and often gave lectures to monks in the temple. A few years later, Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou took on a new look. In the first year of Yongle, Ying Zheng suddenly went to Xuefeng Temple in Fuzhou and finally returned to Nanjing as an abbot. Since then, Monk Nianhai has succeeded Monk Ying Zheng as the abbot of Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou. Therefore, it is conceivable that even if the Ming Emperor Judy knew that Emperor Wen Jian was hiding in Kaiyuan Temple, he would be merciful. This is one of the reasons why Emperor Wen Jian and his entourage chose to hide here. At the end of the first year of Yongle, Wen Jian and his party arrived in Quanzhou. When they became monks at Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, they looked for opportunities to escape. Finally, one day, they contacted an Arab merchant ship. So, they want to go to Java by boat. Unexpectedly, the ship was damaged in the waters near Guangzhou and drifted to Hainan Island with the wind. Seeing that the situation was not good, Emperor Wen Jian and his wife disembarked on the coast of Cape Hu Bao, Hainan Island, and then took a convenience boat to the east coast of Sumatra Island. On the island, they began to learn to weave nets, fish, be self-reliant, live a comfortable life in seclusion and reproduce. At that time, many people in China went to Nanyang. After Zhang Shicheng's defeat, some of his subordinates also fled to Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries to colonize and emigrate. In addition, in order to express their nostalgia for their motherland, many China people changed their surnames from Hong to Hong.

Cheng knew that he was behind, and he was very worried about whether he had United the local people at home or called on Nanyang countries to participate in the war as the patriarch. Because of this, he was not at ease, so he specially sent people to the Western Ocean several times, once to improve his national prestige and once to find Wen Jian. So 95% of Zheng He's American fleet.