Where is Zhu Yuanzhang’s godmother from?

Xuyi belongs to Zhu Yuanzhang's old godmother in Fengyang Prefecture, Anhui, who lives in a small village at the foot of Mingguang Mo Mountain. She has a cute personality. She helped Zhu Yuanzhang when he was in trouble and considered him his godson. In the third year of Hongwu (1371), Zhu Yuanzhang sent an edict to his Lao Ganma family to send someone to Beijing to receive the reward. After a long time, Mr. Wang went there in person to see his godson. He was worried, what should he take with him? Suddenly she heard two "quacking" sounds outside the door, and the two big white geese she fed as housekeepers stretched their necks and swayed into the house. Mrs. Wang smiled happily and said, "You also want to see my godson!" In the evening, Bao Er, the owner of Laozhaofang, Baoji's hometown in Baoji, came to his door with a jar of wine. This second-generation brewer originally opened a winery in Shiba. Due to the rapid development of Mingguang, the winery moved to Mingguang. The second wife is called "Er Mule". If you want to buy good local wine, you need "mule wine". How unpleasant to hear. Hearing that Mr. Wang was going to Beijing to meet the emperor, he had a clever idea and asked Mr. Wang to ask the emperor to give him a wine name. Bao Er explained his intention, and Wang agreed.

After arriving in Beijing, Wang met the emperor. Zhu Yuanzhang asked what happened to the goose feathers and the empty wine jar in the godmother’s hands. After listening to Wang's narration, Zhu Yuanzhang hurriedly helped Wang up and said, "Godmother, I accept this goose feather, and I also accept this wine jar." He said with emotion, "Old godmother sent goose feathers from thousands of miles away, and the courtesy is light." Friendship is important.” As he spoke, he held up the empty wine jar and smelled it: "Good wine, good wine. This drunkard doesn't care about the wine. He cares about the Godmother's thoughts, the Lao Godmother's thoughts, and the water of the Yangtze River is better than wine." When it comes to wine, Wang's family Suddenly remembering Er Muluzi's entrustment, he asked Zhu Yuanzhang to give him a name. Zhu Yuanzhang said casually: "Mingguang, isn't this a good name?" Wang also repeated it several times: "Mingguang, Mingguang, this wine is called Mingguang." Mingguang wine, good!”

Sending goose feathers thousands of miles away is a light gift but a heavy affection: the source is Xu Wei’s "History of the Road". Simply put, the allusion is between Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and Mian Bogao, the envoy of the Huihe Kingdom in the Western Regions. story. On the way to deliver the tribute, a rare white swan flew away, but Mian Bugao only caught one goose feather.

Later, when he met with Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Mian Bogao used this goose feather and a poem to get Tang Taizong's understanding.