What kind of emperor was Zhu Jianshen?

Zhu Jianshen's profile name: Zhu Jianshen (formerly known as Zhu Jianjun)

Born: 11th year in Zheng Tong, Ming Yingzong (1447).

Date of death: twenty-three years of Chenghua, Ming Xianzong (1487).

Age: 4 1 year

Zodiac: Rabbit

In office: 23 years

Year number: Chenghua

Posthumous title: Follow the path of Tianning, be sincere, respect the text, respect the martial arts and promote virtue, be a saint, be filial and be a pure emperor.

Temple number: Xianzong

Father: Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen

Mother: Zhou Guifei

First marriage: 18 years old

Spouses: Wu Huanghou, Queen Wang (Wang Zhongying)

Children: 14 children, 5 girls.

Succession: Zhu Shitang, Ming Xiaozong.

Proudest: the establishment of the west factory

Most frustrated: Jingtai dynasty was reduced from prince to king.

The saddest thing: the death of Wan Guifei.

The most unfortunate thing is that my father was caught when I was young.

Best at: Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen (A.D.1447-A.D. 1487), formerly known as Zhu Jianjun, was the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He reigned for 23 years (A.D. 1465- A.D. 1487), with the title of Chenghua, his father was Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Zhou Guifei. In the 13th year of Chenghua (A.D. 1477), a west factory was added to the east factory.

Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong, formerly known as Zhu Jianjun. When he was 3 years old, his father, Yingzong Zhu Qizhen, was captured in the battle with Mongolian Warrap. His uncle Ming Daizong Zhu Qiyu succeeded to the throne. He was made a prince. However, when his uncle gradually firmly controlled the political power, he changed his son Zhu Jianji into a prince, abolished his status as a prince, and changed his country name to King Iraq. When he was 1 1 years old, his father Zhu Qizhen became emperor again, and he became a prince again. This year, he changed his name to Zhu Jianshen. In the eighth year of Tianshun (1464), Zhu Jianshen, aged 18, inherited his father's throne and began his 23-year rule. He is not as passionate and adventurous as his father. He is quiet, cautious, tolerant and trusts the minister. The kindest aspect of his character is his attitude towards his uncle. In the third year of Chenghua (1467), an official named Li Chun asked to trace the matter of abolishing the Prince. Xianzong replied: "Jingtai has passed, I don't mind." Therefore, the Qing Dynasty compiled History of the Ming Dynasty, saying that he "regained the dignity of a gentleman". In the end, the political situation was basically stable except for Yao rebellion in southern Guangxi and refugees in Yunyang mountain area of Jingxiang. Therefore, the Ming Dynasty called Chenghua and Hongzhi peaceful and prosperous times. In fact, as the historian Meng Sen said, the political affairs in Chenghua period were extremely chaotic. Just because the wealth accumulated by our ancestors does not disturb the people, it can be called peace.

It is said that Zhu Jianshen has a severe stutter. According to Lu Rong's Garden Miscellaneous Notes in the Ming Dynasty, every time Xian Zong went to court, he only said "Yes" to avoid making a fool of himself. Therefore, it affected the face-to-face communication with the minister and made him unwilling to go to court to manage politics. In this way, many things need to be conveyed through the favored people around them, which also provides the possibility for them to intervene in state affairs. Specifically, the chaos of Chenghua's political affairs was mainly caused by Xian Zong's favor for Wan Fei and eunuchs. Zhu Jianshen's advocacy of palaces, official missions and western factories is also a major drawback.