Zhu Yuanzhang gave a banquet in honor of the eminent monk, who only said "extraordinary". Why did Zhu Yuanzhang execute him?

Being a man needs art, and being an emperor needs exquisite art more.

Is it true that a nearly hundred-year-old monk was executed by Zhu Yuanzhang that year because of one sentence?

A 96-year-old monk lost his life in one sentence.

There is little information about Shi's life, and everyone has different opinions. Sanshao recently consulted a lot of information and got some general understanding of stone.

Shi, whose name is Pu 'an, is from Fengcheng, Jiangxi, about 1298.

About 1393, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, invited Shi to enter the palace. At the banquet, Shi wrote several poems at the invitation of the emperor.

With a high-standard banquet, I am naturally in a good mood and full of poetry and painting. There is a poem written like this:

The flowers and rain are fragrant, and the robes are close to the royal bed;

The colorful clouds under the que are bright and pheasant-tailed, and the red dragonfly moves the dragon lantern on the seat. The golden plate came to the special field, and the jade bowl woke up; Recite Tao Tang shamefully and without virtue.

In this poem, Shi strongly praised Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements and flattery. Unexpectedly, I kicked the iron plate! Zhu Yuanzhang flew into a rage and said:

"Do you use strange words in your poems to call me evil?"

The word "extraordinary" means "bad"+"Zhu", and "bad" means bad people! You say Zhu is a bad person? Isn't this your own death?

Finally, Shi was immediately imprisoned. Soon, Shi was executed by Ling Chi! Shi was about 96 years old when he died.

He was 76 when he died.

Do you think the cause of death is not unfair?

There seems to be nothing unfair.

You said the emperor was a bad man. If the emperor doesn't chop off your head, whose head will he chop off?

However, if you think about it carefully, something is wrong!

Stone is not a pig. How can he say that he is a bad man in front of the emperor? Zhu Yuanzhang understood this truth better.

In this way, a "special" word was killed, but it was just a cover for Zhu Yuanzhang's murder!

So, what is the real reason for Zhu Yuanzhang's murder?

This is how Lonely Tree Talk records the story of Shi becoming a monk.

When you come back and become a monk, it's as good as ever.

Ever since Ming Taizu won the world, he was strangely summoned and asked him. He said, "You don't want to be an official. You become a monk and I will be your servant. But what about staying? " "

Right: "cut your hair to get rid of your troubles, and slip your beard to show your husband."

Send it away with a smile.

The above passage shows that Shi was an official in the Yuan Dynasty and became a monk after his death. After Shi returned to China, he didn't turn a deaf ear to things outside the window, but still had contacts with the old people or their descendants in the Yuan Dynasty.

For example, Shi and his nephew Fang Mingmin have a close friendship.

Although Fang Guozhen and Fang Mingmin both surrendered to Zhu Yuanzhang, before that, Fang Guozhen was the peasant leader of other teams.

At that time, Fang Guozhen built ships to transport materials to Beijing for Zhang Shicheng every year, and Fang Guozhen was promoted by the Yuan Dynasty many times. As for the olive branch that Zhu Yuanzhang frequently threw at him, he answered without attachment.

Fang Mingmin, on the other hand, once participated in politics in Zhejiang Province at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and had the right to speak politically for officials, with excellent poetry and prose. After Fang Guozhen defected to Daming, Fang Mingmin was secretly watched by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Another example: Shi and Song Lian have a good relationship.

Some people may say that Song Lian is clearly the first civil servant of Daming!

Yes, Song Lian is a famous civil servant in Daming. Even when Yuan Shundi once asked Song Lian to edit the Hanlin, Song Lian refused on the grounds of supporting his parents.

However, don't forget that Song Lian's father, Song Zhaowen, was an official in the Yuan Dynasty. It can be said that Song Lian is the most typical descendant of the Yuan Dynasty!

This descendant of the Yuan Dynasty, who once declined the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, lived a clean and honest life despite his hard work and loyalty for Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor. In his later years, Song Lian was not like Li Shanchang, according to Zhu Yuanzhang!

Another example is the relationship between Shi and Su Boheng.

Su Boheng is the ninth grandson of Su Zhe, a great writer in Song Dynasty. His father Su Youlong was in charge of everything from the official to the provincial level in the Yuan Dynasty and made great achievements.

Besides, Zhang Jian.

Zhang Jian, a poet in Yuan Dynasty, died on the eve of Yuan's death, and many of his manuscripts were lost. In the ninth year of Hongwu, Shi privately wrote a collection and preface for Zhang Jian, changed the preface year to twenty-six years, and lied that the preface was not written by him.

Zheng Zhi is the third year number of Zong, which has been used for 30 years.

These things and lies made by Shi were collected by the Royal Guards and reported to Zhu Yuanzhang one by one.

Conclusion:

After returning to China, Shi forged a complex and profound friendship with the descendants of these old people in the Yuan Dynasty. This is clearly the performance of Cao Cao's heart in Han Dynasty. How could Zhu Can not doubt him?

After becoming a monk, Shi Qin studied Buddhism and became a famous monk of Linji Sect in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.

Hou Shi visited famous temples in Zhejiang, and was loved and preached by Nan Chuyue, the 50th abbot of Jingshan Temple and a famous monk of Lin Ji School. History also achieved the goal of helping the poor.

Being familiar with Confucianism and good at poetry and prose, the abbot went to Dingshui Garden at the end of Yuan Dynasty.

In the early years of Hongwu, Shi was also the owner of Tianning Temple in Mingzhou.

In the third year of Hongwu, Shi and other ten eminent monks were summoned to Beijing. Zhu Yuanzhang was full of praise for his poems and gave him a golden robe for royal meals!

In the fifth year of Hongwu, Shi attended the Fa Conference and was hired as the abbot of Lingyin Temple.

Lingyin Temple is a famous temple in Hangzhou, the second mountain in the "Five Mountains" of Zen, and has a high position in Buddhism. According to some data, since the Southern Song Dynasty, the abbot of Wushan has been "like an official, proud of human feelings"!

Therefore, Shi Lai was reinstated as the abbot of Lingyin Temple, indicating that his Buddhist status was recognized by the imperial court and monks and nuns in the south of the Yangtze River. With the rise of Shi's reputation, he gradually became one of the representatives of Buddhism in the south of the Yangtze River.

In Hongwu 15, the history of being down and out was once again valued by Zhu Yuanzhang. In his 80 s, Zhu Yuanzhang made Zuo Jueyi a monk and recorder.

Summary:

The leader of Buddhism?

But a group of monks and vulgar forces behind the leader seem ready to threaten Daming's country at any time. Why not ask the emperor to hide?

Shi is a monk, but he didn't escape from the world of mortals.

Shi is knowledgeable and very popular with scholars.

For example, Chun Zhu, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang, is his student. They are also teachers and friends, and they have deep feelings. Like a family with Shi Qin.

Shi Yu, Li Hongzhang and others also have many contacts.

In Shi's "Pu 'an Collection", Shi wrote farewell poems for friends with low status, such as Shangxian officials, and some Confucian scholars such as Qian Zai.

The history of Ming Dynasty has a deep friendship with He Jiong. These people, they are all old aides of Jin Haci in the Yuan Dynasty!

Come back, as a monk, why do you want to make friends with so many officials and nobles? Don't, do you have any political purpose?

While assiduously honing Buddhism, Shi also dabbled in Confucianism and poetry.

Some people say: Frye, as a generation of poetic monks, is a once-in-a-lifetime talent. His talent and talent are unprecedented.

Regardless of whether this person's views are exaggerated or not, let's not talk about it for the time being. However, one thing can be explained is that Shi is not only a monk, but also a great genius.

However, the disaster comes from the mouth!

In the fifth year of Hongwu, he presented his masterpiece Wandering Collection to Song Lian and Su Boheng, and asked two masters to preface his poems.

In "Wandering Collection", there are poems by Hui Yuan Zong, the emperor of Yuan Dynasty, and other great Confucian scholars. Also, Zong praised his poems.

Especially in Wandering Collection, Shi cursed the thieves and poetically expressed his expectation of recovering the land occupied by thieves!

Isn't this to praise and cherish the memory of the Yuan Dynasty? Isn't the so-called thief Zhu Yuanzhang? Such a collection of poems was seen by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor. What's the pity? No wonder he's not angry!

Facts have proved that Su Boheng, a great writer who is naive in politics, was beheaded because of a clerical error. Even Prince Chun Zhu and Minister Fang Xiaoru could not be saved.

It's a pity that Zhu Yuanzhang also read Su Boheng's Wandering Collection, and really read those poems about the Yuan Dynasty, read them. ...

I think a smart person like you can still feel Zhu Yuanzhang's anger and shock at that time at this end of the computer after thousands of years! With a livid face, clenched teeth and clenched fists, I can't wait to release it into pieces!

A monk who became a monk in the previous dynasty has a deep prestige in Buddhism. I remember the world of mortals, made many dignitaries, and missed the life of the former dynasty very much ... these are Zhu Yuanzhang's most taboo!

This is also the main reason why history suffered.

The so-called "catastrophic" disaster is just a game set by Zhu Yuanzhang. I'm afraid this is the emperor's art of killing!

However, after being killed, Zhu Yuanzhang's son cried her eyes out.

What is fame and fortune? What is wealth?

The darkness and hidden rules of officialdom, the indifference and ruthlessness of the royal family, the ups and downs of my life, one after another: as a generation of monks, you can't understand?