Immigrants worship Zhu Yuanzhang

In addition to appreciating Zhu Yuanzhang's affirmation of Zhu Yuanzhang's contribution, I think the biggest intention is to show that I am stronger than Zhu Yuanzhang and that the Qing Dynasty is stronger than the Ming Dynasty. The day when Kangxi once worshipped Zhu Yuanzhang was specially chosen to defeat Zheng Jing and recover Taiwan Province Province. This purpose is obvious, just to show the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty.

In fact, it seems a little inappropriate for the Qing emperor to worship the Ming Tombs, but when you think about it carefully, it has different intentions. Although the country was stable during the reign of Kangxi, many Han people still believed that the Ming Dynasty was an orthodox country, so the first purpose of this grave sweeping was to show that the Qing Dynasty was also orthodox and "legal".

In the eyes of the Han people at that time, the Qing government was more like an invading foreign enemy than a "backer" who could bring them happiness, so many people were ideologically at odds with them (as can be seen from the Heaven and Earth Society, the Wu Sangui Uprising was also under the banner of anti-Qing and regaining sight). At this time, it is true that the ruling class of the Qing Dynasty definitely wanted to find a former emperor named Zhu to perform a "abdication" play.

Judging from the results of Kangxi and Qianlong's visit to Ming Di Mausoleum, such a move is very correct. The phrase "All parents are crying" describes the scene of worship at that time. In order to appease the hearts of those injured people, it is the wisest choice for the emperor to kneel down in person. At first, I recognized the achievements of the Ming Dynasty, and later explained that the Qing Dynasty completed the unfinished business of Daming and indirectly improved its status.

When Shi Lang and others recovered Taiwan Province Province, Kangxi went to Zhu Yuanzhang's mausoleum to bow down happily. Obviously, it was to celebrate the contribution of Qing, which showed that Qing was better than Daming.