What are the endings of Judy's three sons in history?

Our three sons are the eldest son, the second son Zhu and the third son. Zhu Gaochi, the eldest son, became emperor. Only one year later, he died of illness. The second son, Zhu, died the worst. He was roasted alive by his nephew. The third son is one of Judy's best sons. Although he had rebelled, Zhu Zhanji didn't deal with him. Instead, he lived safely to 50 years old and died of illness.

The eldest son: Zhu Gaochi.

Zhu Gaochi was born in A.D. 1378, and his father Judy was the prince of the Ming Dynasty. As Zhu Gaochi was deeply loved by his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang when he was young, Zhu Yuanzhang made young Zhu Gaochi the Prince of Yan, so that he could inherit the title and power of the Prince in the future.

Zhu Gaochi was born kind and quiet. He loves food and literature. He is not very interested in fighting except archery. Besides, because he was born with foot disease and was obese, his eldest son didn't get much attention in Judy's eyes. In Judy's mind, the son should be similar to his father's temperament, but Zhu Gaochi, the eldest son with foot disease, likes to avoid martial arts, likes to be quiet and hates sports, so he really can't take it with him every day for personal training. But in the eyes of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, Zhu Gaochi, the eldest grandson, was a good boy, liked reading, measured in words and deeds, and prudent.

In A.D. 1395, Zhu Gaochi, who was appointed as the prince by Zhu Yuanzhang, accepted many "personality tests" by his grandfather Ming Taizu. By answering my questions about state affairs and military affairs, Zhu Yuanzhang thought that his grandson, Zhu Gaochi, was kind-hearted, knowledgeable and open-minded. He bluntly said that this grandson was "knowledgeable" and praised him greatly.

When Zhu Gaochi was 2 1 year-old, his father Judy launched the "Battle of Jingnan". Four years later, Judy, who was good at attacking and cutting, won the imperial power of Daming from her nephew Zhu Yunwen, and proclaimed herself emperor in Nanjing Fengtian Temple in June 1402. Since then, he has been king for 22 years.

Judy was the founding father of the Ming Dynasty, with outstanding achievements and superior ability. Daming, through his civil and military skills, ushered in the prosperous time of Antai in Shunzhi era, which was called "Yongle Shi Sheng" in history.

In the second year of Yongle, Ming Taizu Judy decided to choose Daming's Chu Jun candidate. At that time, Judy had decided to make her eldest son Zhu Gaochi a prince.

However, the ministers of the DPRK and China have their own ideas, and many people are still waiting for an opportunity to elect the second prince Zhu as the prince. The reason is that Zhu once made great achievements in the battle of Jingnan, which is completely worthy of the word "all-rounder".

Judy was shaken and turned her head to ask for the opinions of ministers Jie Jin, Huang Huai and Yin Changlong. Huang Huai and Yin Changlong put forward the traditional argument of "standing and growing up" at the right time, while Jie Jin also lost no time in saying: The eldest son of the emperor is benevolent, and the world belongs to his heart. A good holy day can make Daming III worry-free.

Jie Jin's "good grandson" refers to Zhu Zhanji, the son of Zhu Gaochi, and Judy's favorite grandson. Due to Jie Jin's kind words, Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, woke up from a rude awakening and soon canonized her eldest son Zhu Gaochi as a prince. Its implicit purpose is to hope that the future Daming Kingdom will be inherited and ruled by his favorite grandson Zhu Zhanji.

After the death of the Ming Emperor Judy, Prince Zhu Gaochi succeeded to the throne, and Zhu Gaochi became emperor in his forties. His health is not very good. After he took office, he made great efforts to reform and make the whole Ming and Qing dynasties look brand-new.

Unfortunately, Zhu Gaochi, an obese and sickly Ming Renzong, died suddenly in the palace in A.D. 1425. Zhu Gaochi, 47, had only 10 months of emperor's career from his accession to the throne to his death, and all the civil and military officials in the Qing Dynasty mourned and felt sad.

Second son: Zhu.

Zhu is the second son, seven feet tall, handsome, skilled in martial arts and riding. He followed Judy in his early years and made great contributions. Judy saw him, too. He is the most similar to Judy in all aspects. When he established the prince, his balance tilted to Zhu. However, in the end, he chose his eldest son, made Zhu the king of Han, and took Dian as his fief. However, he has been living in Nanjing and is still looking for opportunities to seek the position of prince. Let his soldiers run amok, and finally in the fifteenth year of Yongle (14 17), he was forced to be assigned to Anzhou, but his heart was not dead.

After Zhu Gaochi's death, his son Zhu Zhanji succeeded to the throne, namely Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, Zhu imitated his father's behavior and wanted to create a rebellion against his nephew. Zhu Zhanji didn't take the murder of himself to heart, but gave him a lot of rewards. These were not enough for Zhu, so he decided to follow in the footsteps of his father Lu Bu and rebel. Unfortunately, he didn't have the luck and ability like his father, and soon ended in failure.

After Zhu surrendered, he was demoted to. However, Zhu was determined to seize the throne. When Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty came to visit him, he thought about tripping over the emperor. This made Ming Xuanzong very angry, so he made up his mind to kill Zhu and even his family. Zhu's tragic end just confirms the sentence "You can't live if you commit evil in heaven."

The third son: Zhu Gaosui.

Zhu Gaosui was the third prince of the Ming emperor, and he and Zhu were half-brothers. Zhu Gaosui was reckless and impulsive by nature. He likes to play with his second brother Zhu since he was a child. Therefore, as an adult, he is always directed and manipulated by Zhu, just like his second brother Zhu's favorite.

In the second year of Yongle, Zhu Gaosui was made King of Zhao by his father Judy. However, because he is the youngest son of Queen Xu He, he was still ordered to stay in Beijing after being canonized, and he has been living a pampered and carefree life. Because Zhu Gaosui has always been arrogant and willful, he has repeatedly violated laws and regulations. At first, because of Zhu Gaosui's special status as san huang, his criminal behavior was temporarily tolerated.

Although he is closely related to his second brother Zhu, this does not mean that he has no intention of coveting the throne. As the prince of Daming, I once thought about taking down the prince with Zhu, and then waiting for an opportunity to get rid of his second brother Zhu, so as to sit on Daming's throne.

Soon, Zhu Gaosui, who committed many illegal things, was exposed as a courtier who supported the prince. Zhu Di, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was furious and immediately ordered Zhu Gaosui to be deprived of his throne and punished Gu Sheng, who assisted him.

Zhu Gaochi, the kind-hearted eldest brother, was afraid that his father would punish him too much, so he knelt down in court to intercede, hoping that his father Judy would spare his younger brother Zhu Gaosui once and give Zhu Gaosui a chance to turn over a new leaf.

After Judy's death, Ming Taizu Zhu Gaochi did not "turn over old scores", but sought to punish Zhu Gaosui who had always opposed him. On the contrary, he cared about his brotherly feelings and took good care of Zhu Gaosui.

Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty had to be executed because his second uncle Zhu still held a grudge. However, when many ministers wrote to propose a thorough investigation of Zhu Gaosui, Zhu Zhanji knew clearly that Huang San's uncle Zhu Gaosui had no intention of rebellion, so he pushed his way through the crowd and firmly safeguarded Zhu Gaosui's reputation. He not only forgave Uncle Huang San, but also gave him generous treatment, which showed the kindness and atmosphere of a generation of emperors.

In 65438, Zhu Gaosui died of illness. After 29 years as the king of Zhao, he died of natural causes at the age of 50.