What is the detailed history of Rebecca's sweeping across the north?

The prince swept the north of Daming, so he can only say that the prince swept the north.

According to the chronology of Chinese history, in the third year of Ming Hongwu 14 and Tianguang (138 1), Mongolia withdrew from the Central Plains and the Ming Dynasty unified the whole country. In the following ten years, the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty invaded Hebei many times. The tug-of-war between the Yuan and Ming armies sometimes brought disaster to Ningjin. According to Qin Long Zhao Zhouzhi.

"The Tatar soldiers went straight down from Calm House (now Zhengding County) to Zhaozhou and went straight to Ningjin, killing people all the way, leaving no chickens or dogs." In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu (139 1), Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of Ming Dynasty, ordered the Prince of Yan (Judy, the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang) to reduce his troops by 10,000 and lead his northern expedition. Yan Jun set out from Nanjing.

Fighting all the way for five years. Legend has it that the Prince of Yan and Xu Fei spent the night on the south bank of the Wenhe River when they crossed Ningjin. Both of them dreamed that Sun Gong offered carp and wiped out the Tatar soldiers in Ningjin with Sun Gong's strategy. The prince is brave and good at fighting. In the 29th year of Hongwu, he completely defeated the Yuan Army and drove the Tatars back to Cherxie Mountain and Wulianghatu in northeast Mongolia.

Since then, Judy, the prince of Yan, has been stationed in Beijing, recruiting troops, expanding her strength and dividing up the north. Two years later, the Ming Dynasty was in war, and the North China Plain was plunged into a greater war. Zhu Yuanzhang died in Hongwu 3 1 year (1398), and Zhu Yunwen, the great-grandson of the emperor, succeeded to the throne as Hui Di, established the title of the year, and set out to separate the princes.

In this regard, the prince refused to accept it and thought about winning the position. First of all, I wrote to my father to sweep the grave, but I didn't allow it. Furthermore, it was put forward that "Jun Qing side" organized hundreds of thousands of powerful troops under the banner of "traitors in the south of Beijing", which was called "the South of Beijing Army" in history. In July of the first year of Wen Jian (1399), he set out from Beijing to attack his majesty.

In August, Wen Jian ordered Changxing Hou Geng Bing to surrender 300,000 troops and set up a base camp in Zhending (now Zhengding). At that time, Ningjin belonged to Yan Wang, the enemy of Zhen Dingfu. Claiming to be an uncle, he fought for four years and fought seven big battles, four of which were fierce battles in Hebei. In history, the Yan army fought extremely bravely.

After breaking the base camp, "I really made up my mind to behead 30 thousand people and go all the way south, regardless of military and political officials, killing everyone I saw, killing millions of people." The Li family tree of a village in Linqing City, Shandong Province contains "kill, chop, or flee, six or seven hundred miles from east to west, and nearly a thousand miles from north to south are hills and valleys." Ningjin county is within its scope.

As a result of the four-year civil war, Wen Jian was defeated and disappeared. In the first year of Yongle (1403), Judy, the prince of Yan, succeeded to the throne. History is called "the Battle of Jingnan". At this time, 52 years have passed since the end of the peasant uprising and the "Jingnan War" at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Half a century of tug-of-war and plunder.

No one in Ningjin County was spared. From this point of view, "the seven-surname prince who swept across the north survived" is indeed a well-founded historical story. Although the story is legendary, it will not be too different from the historical facts. In the first year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1403), Judy followed the laws of her father Zhu Yuanzhang in order to maintain the new regime.

It took 10 years to order the local government of Shanxi to set up an immigration bureau to force immigrants to settle in the fields. Since then, there have been small-scale immigration activities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. By the time of the Republic of China, immigrants in the county had established 193 villages. At the same time, some immigrants have settled in villages and cities.