Why are Ming eunuchs called the best eunuchs in history?

Zheng He is known as the "three treasures eunuch" and is the best eunuch in history because:

Zheng He, a eunuch of Ming Dynasty, was also a great navigator, diplomat and strategist of Ming Dynasty in China.

Zheng He (137 1- 1433) was born in Hongwu of Ming Dynasty for four years. His real name is Ma, and his nickname is Hui nationality. Their ancestors were Semu people in Bukhara (present-day Uzbekistan) in Central Asia. His sixth ancestor, Sayyid Shams Din 'Umar, came to China in the early Yuan Dynasty and was appointed as Pingzhang Administration in Yunnan Province (the highest governor of Yunnan Province in the Yuan Dynasty called Pingzhang Administration). The governor has unified military, administrative and financial powers). Ma and his brothers and sisters are in the third place. Their nicknames are.

But it should be noted that these three guarantees are not the three treasures of the "three treasures eunuch". So, how did the "three treasures eunuch" come from? These, but also from Zheng He's complex religious beliefs.

Sayyid Shams Din 'Umar, the sixth ancestor of Zheng He, originally believed in Islam, but he did not exclude other religions and even advocated Confucianism and Buddhism. The construction of Confucius Temple, Buddhist Temple, prefectures, counties and post stations in Yunnan and the implementation of an enlightened cultural policy have strengthened the ties between Yunnan and the central government.

138 1 year, Zhu Yuanzhang sent generals Fu Youde and aquamarine to lead 300,000 troops to launch a war to unify Yunnan. In the second year, Yunnan was basically settled.

As the upper class of the Yuan Dynasty, Ma He (later named Zheng Ming and Zheng He by Zhu Di) supported the Yuan Dynasty and opposed the Ming Dynasty. The result was captured by the Ming army and sent to Nanjing. After castration, they entered the palace as eunuchs. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang gave the horse to Judy, the fourth son of the prince of Yan, because the horse made great contributions to the success of the army of the prince of Yan. After Judy proclaimed himself emperor (that is, Ming), Ma was promoted to "eunuch in the inner palace" and "given the surname Zheng".

In the first year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403), Ming Taizu's great master, Yan Daochang, led Zheng He to be protected by a bodhisattva and took the dharma name "Fushan". In this way, Zheng He became a Buddhist disciple. Buddhism regards Buddhism, Buddhism and Buddhism as "three treasures", so people often regard "three treasures" as honorifics for Buddhism. Since Zheng He converted to Buddhism, people have also called him "Sanbao eunuch". It means "eunuch who believes in Buddhism".

In April of the eighth year of Xuande (1433), Zheng He died in Guri on the west coast of India and was buried in Niushou Mountain in Nanjing.

Later, Zheng He's eldest brother Ma adopted his eldest son Ma En to Zheng He, and Ma En later changed his surname to Zheng He. Zheng Enlai gave birth to two more sons, one is Zheng Wanxian and the other is Zheng Tingxian, so future generations will pass them on from generation to generation. At present, there are three descendants of Zheng He in the world: one is Yuxi, Yunnan; The other is a branch in Nanjing, Jiangsu; There is also a branch in Chiang Mai, Thailand, called "three branches and four places". This extra place is Kunyang, the birthplace of Zheng He, with a total population of about 400 in three branches and four places. Seeing the full house of Zheng He's descendants, we can't help but feel happy for Zheng He, an ancestor who made outstanding contributions in the Ming Dynasty. Although he is not a direct descendant, he is a descendant after all, and there is always luck in misfortune.

In the third year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1405), Ming Taizu's ancestor ordered Zheng He to lead a huge fleet of more than 240 seagoing ships and 27,400 crew members to sail, and visited more than 30 countries and regions in the western Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, which deepened the friendly relations between the Ming Empire and Southeast Asia and East Africa. Every time I set out from Liujiagang, Suzhou until the eighth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1433), I sailed seven times. The last time, in April of eight years, Xuande returned to Guri, and Zheng He died in the boat.

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