Who is Zhu Yuanzhang's counselor monk?

Yao, a Taoist priest, is indeed an extraordinary figure. He was none other than Yao, one of the two great counsellors who were just as famous as Liu Bowen in the early Ming Dynasty. Since Yao followed, he has been in close contact with. "Biography of Yao" contains: "Since Beiping, I have presided over the Qingshou Temple and entered and exited the yamen. I am very close and always talk to people. "

These words vividly outline the unusual relationship between Yao and He. As for what they often "whisper", the discerning person certainly knows that it must be planning how to make Judy win the world and ascend to the throne.

Yao's achievements:

Yao became a monk in Miaozhi Temple in Suzhou when he was young. He is proficient in the three religions and has a good relationship with academic leaders of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in the early Ming Dynasty. In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, he was selected by Ming Taizu, met Judy, the prince of Yan, presided over the celebration hall, and became Judy's main counselor. In the third year of Jingnan, Yao stayed in Beiping, suggesting that he travel light and take Nanjing, so that he could successfully seize Nanjing and become emperor. It is unique in history to defeat the military power of the whole country with only a small piece of land and finally win.