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Judy, the fourth son of Ming Taizu and the third emperor of Ming Dynasty, was named Yongle, so he was later called Yongle Emperor and Yongle Emperor.

1360 was born in Yingtianfu (present-day Nanjing), and was named the Prince of Yan after the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. After Judy was sent to Peiping (now Beijing), she was ordered to take part in military activities in the north many times and led the army to the north twice, which strengthened her influence in the northern army.

After Wen Jian acceded to the throne, he adopted the policy of reducing the number of vassals. He not only watched Judy, but also wanted to mobilize his army. Judy launched the Jing Nan War and attacked Wen Jian. In four years (1402), Wen Jian won in Nanjing and became emperor.

In the 22nd year of Yongle (1424), he died in Yumuchuan (now Wuqing Muqin Banner, Inner Mongolia), at the age of 64, and died on the way back to Li in the Northern Expedition.

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Political measures and purposes of Judy, the founder of Ming Dynasty.

Objective: To consolidate autonomy and safeguard national unity.

Measures:

1, separatist princes: Judy further strengthened the monarchy during her reign. At the beginning of Yongle, the kings of Zhou, Qi, Dai and Min all had old titles, but after the throne was consolidated, they continued to cut their vassals.

2. Restore the Royal Guards and set up a cabinet: the civil service system was perfect, and the embryonic form of the cabinet system was gradually formed in the imperial court. This cabinet system was later imitated and continued by western countries.

3. Move the capital to Beijing: Beiping is the land of Judy's star, and Judy has been here for more than 30 years, and her rule is relatively stable; In addition, Beiping is located at the junction of northern agricultural and pastoral areas, with convenient transportation and dangerous situation. It is the trade center of Han and Mongolian, and also the political and military center of the north. Its capital is here, which can not only fight against the Mongols invading from the north and further control the northeast, but also command the Central Plains from the south, which is conducive to maintaining national unity.

4. Northern Expedition to Mongolia: In order to completely solve the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty, Judy personally led the Ming army to conduct a northern expedition in 14 10 (the eighth year of Yongle).

5. Set up Nur Tuitan Division: Nur Tuitan commanded the division to cross the sea to Kuyi (Sakhalin Island) in the east, to Wonan River (now Enen River) in the west, and to rule in Xing 'an Mountains in the north.

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