Zhu Biao Fortune _ Zhu Biao's Eight Characters

First of all, the China system, starting from the Zhou Dynasty, pursued the eldest son inheritance system. This is what the history teacher said. This eldest son system has two major principles. First of all, the eldest son is the first heir. If there is an eldest son, it must be inherited by the eldest son. Then the second is that there is no eldest son, there is a eldest son. As the old saying goes, if there is no son, the illegitimate child will take the throne, and whoever is older will take precedence! What is the truth? Please read the article carefully next.

After Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Biao, the eldest son, was made a prince. Zhu Yuanzhang's goal is to establish a formal principle for the legal succession of the throne, hoping to put an end to future disputes about the succession of the throne. So Zhu Biao began a 25-year career as a prince.

Zhu Biao is not like his father in many ways. He is gentle and cultured, but not very brave. Originally, the eldest son had both ability and political integrity, and the other sons could not become a climate at all, so they were stupid. You can never take this responsibility. Judy, the fourth son, has made great achievements, but he is not greedy and is very kind to his brothers. Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of Ming Dynasty, was impressed by the military ability of his fourth son Judy, but he still thought that Zhu Biao was the most suitable candidate for the benefit of the dynasty.

But no one thought that in the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang arranged Zhu Biao to investigate the people's feelings in the north and observe the geography of mountains and rivers. No one expected that Zhu Biao was seriously ill after a house call. Unexpectedly, Zhu Biao died the next year. At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang was 65 years old. 65 years old, who can understand the feeling of losing a child when you are old! To this end, Zhu Yuanzhang also suffered a great blow. However, there is still a more headache, and that is who to choose as the prince. You know, it's not easy to choose the best of 26 sons. Besides, there are many infighting.

He knows that many people in history fought to the death for the succession to the throne, and there are too many brothers who kill each other like this. So he is very entangled in his heart. But some things must be done, must be done. As mentioned above, Zhu Yuanzhang appreciated Judy's talent, so why didn't he pass it on to Judy? Here, I also want to gossip about a fake story. It is said that Zhu Yuanzhang was preparing to pass the throne to the fourth prince Judy.

However, a fortune teller said Judy would take away his world, so Zhu Yuanzhang did not inherit the fourth prince Judy. If you ask me, this fortune-telling thing is hard to say. You can't believe it and you can't believe it all. Many people just prefer to believe that they have unbelievable ideas. It is estimated that Zhu Yuanzhang thought so at first. In addition, people in feudal society used to be superstitious. After careful consideration, Zhu Yuanzhang decided to make Zhu Biao's son Zhu Yunwen his great-grandson. Why is this?

It turns out that according to the feudal tradition, the eldest son is the orthodoxy of inheriting the family business. Therefore, although the Crown Prince died, Zhu Yuanzhang still regarded the heir as Zhu Yunwen, the great-grandson of the emperor, rather than other sons. And Zhu Yunwen has grown up at this time. According to this system, it is natural for him to be an emperor and a grandson! What's more, Zhu Yuanzhang misses his eldest son very much and loves his eldest grandson very much. However, there is something unusual about Zhu Yunwen.

His father, Zhu Biao, had seen Zhu Yuanzhang fight in the world and learned a lot from him. Although Zhu Yunwen lived in an era of peace and prosperity, he had never seen killing and lacked experience. However, Zhu Yunwen is smart, studious and very filial. At the age of fourteen, his father Zhu Biao fell ill, and Zhu Yunwen took good care of him for two years. Later, Zhu Biao died, and Zhu Yunwen became a great-grandson.

Zhu Yunwen was emaciated by excessive sadness when he was filial. Zhu Yuanzhang comforted him and said, "Loyalty and filial piety are sincere and pure, and he doesn't care about me." . Zhu Yunwen is as gentle as his father, because he has been familiar with Confucian classics since he was a child. In the 29th year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen asked Taizu to amend the Daming Law. He consulted the Book of Rites and the criminal laws of past dynasties, and revised 73 excessively harsh clauses in the Daming Law, which won the hearts of the people.

Thus, Zhu Yunwen is also a man of quality. Generally speaking, the young emperor is gentle and deeply educated by Confucianism, so what he really yearns for must be benevolent government. But as the saying goes, there are advantages and disadvantages. Such a character is not strong enough and is likely to be bullied. But Zhu Yuanzhang thought long before the emperor's grandson was established, and his sons would resist afterwards. However, it is precisely because of Zhu Yunwen's docile personality that his uncles will not embarrass him. In the final analysis, Zhu Yuanzhang is the smartest one in this.