What is the famous event in ancient times, when the prince of Yan swept across the north?

Hello, as far as I know:

"The Prince Sweeps the North" is actually "The Prince Sweeps the Monument"

There are historical materials that have been lost since the Qing Dynasty in the Records of Dezhou during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. According to the book "Twelve Liancheng Historic Sites", Li San in northern Texas has twelve Liancheng. In the thirty-fifth year of Hongwu, the company commander Wang Yuanhu led 100,000 troops to the north. He once stationed troops here and still has a castle. This is a scenic spot in Texas called "jathyapple Empty Camp". This record is the only one in the old records of Texas about the prince's expedition to the north. The thirty-fifth year of Hongwu was actually the fourth year of Wen Jian (1402), that is, the year when Judy drove Wen Jian away and seized the throne. After Judy proclaimed herself emperor, she denied Wen Jian's qualification and title as emperor, so she changed the four years of Wen Jian to thirty-five years of Hongwu. That is, in this year, shortly after he became emperor, he deployed the northern expedition. Company commander Wang Yuanhu led his troops to Dezhou, and the garrison 12 was linked together. So far, there is no record of the construction of the Twelve Liancheng in the Wanli Dezhou Chronicle, and there is no record of the use of troops in Texas. If we really fought against Beiyuan in Texas at that time, and even killed most people in Texas, and even immigrated to Texas during Yongle, such a major historical change could not be recorded in the old records of Texas. From this point of view, Wang Yuanhu's garrison in Texas is not the "prince who swept the north" in folklore.

So what happened to the prince who swept the north?

In 200 1 year, the author searched the book Migration of Sophora japonica in Hongdong County edited by Zhang Qing, director of the County Records Office. According to the book, one of the reasons for the great migration during the Hongwu and Yongle periods in the Ming Dynasty was that "the prince swept the tablet". The author wakes up like a dream at this time, and "sweeping the north" is actually "sweeping the tombstone"! Because of the homonym of "North" and "Monument" and the historical facts of Judy's conquest of the North, he misunderstood the legendary "Rebecca sweeping the Monument" as "Rebecca sweeping the North".

The Sweeping of the Monument by the Prince is actually Judy's Battle of Jingnan, which is a tragic battle to seize the throne in the name of "Jun Qing side". It turns out that after the death of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the Crown Prince died, and Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of the emperor, inherited the throne. . When it's Judy's turn, the prince of Beiping, Judy is the most powerful king. He tried to keep the throne with Nanjing, but the situation was in jeopardy, so he launched the "Jingnan War" in the name of "Jun Qing side". Perhaps storytellers and folklore described "Jun Qing's side" as killing treacherous court officials to sweep graves and worship ancestors' monuments, so the "Battle of Jingnan" was legendary as "The Prince Sweeps Tombstones"

The Battle of Jingnan in Dezhou and Twelve Liancheng

In February, the first year of Wenjian in Ming Dynasty (1399), Han officials took the time to build Twelve Liancheng, also known as Twelve Lian Win, in the north of Beichang, covering Fiona Fang 10 km, and the camp became a city, echoing each other and having both offensive and defensive capabilities. In July, Judy, the prince of Yan, fought against "Jingnan", and finally Yan Bing captured Texas. Later, Nanjing sent troops to recapture it. General Sheng Yong was stationed in the 1st12nd Battalion, and he was defeated by Yan Bing. In the end, Yan Bing took Nanjing directly, Judy proclaimed himself emperor, and the "Battle of Jingnan" ended. "

Among the "Ten Scenes of Dezhou" in Jiajing's Records of Dezhou in the Ming Dynasty, "Empty Camp jathyapple" is one of them, accompanied by two poems with seven laws and seven sentences. "The headquarters of the 12th battalion is in Shili Fiona Fang, north of the gear factory. All the bronzes and bronze cannons unearthed in the past were made during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. Li, a Jinshi from Texas, once sang "The Song of Twelve Liancheng", saying, "Rustling ruins guard the banks of the river, and sorrow and music last for thousands of years. "