Judy robbed Wang Ning of 80,000 elite soldiers and horses, and promised to share the world equally. What happened to Wang Ning?
Accordingly, as far as Zhu Quan, king of Ning, was concerned, in the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu (139 1), thirteen-year-old Zhu Quan was made king of Ning, and two years later, Zhu Quan went to Daning and became a vassal. Daning, located outside xifengkou, is a big town with Liaozuo in the east and Fu Xuan in the west. Zhu Quan has 80,000 armored soldiers, 6,000 chariots, and many Yan Sanwei's cavalry, all of which are brave and good at fighting. Besides having an army of 80,000, Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, met with the kings for many times to fight in the fortress, and was famous for his wit. So, here's the problem. In the battle of Jingnan, Judy took 80,000 troops from Wang Ning and promised to share the world equally. What happened to Wang Ning?
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First of all, in the 24th year of Hongwu (139 1), thirteen-year-old Zhu Quan was made King Ning. Two years later, Zhu Quan went to Daning. In the Ming dynasty? Daning? In today's Ningcheng County, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. Therefore, it is obvious that Daning is located outside xifengkou, belonging to the land of ancient Huizhou, with Liaozuo in the east and Fu Xuan in the west, which is a battleground for military strategists in the Ming Dynasty. It is precisely because of this situation that Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, was the most powerful of all the princes in the Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Quan has 80,000 armored soldiers and 6,000 chariots. Duoyan Sanwei cavalry are brave and good at fighting to defend nomadic forces such as the Ming Dynasty and the Northern Yuan Dynasty. And Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, is smart and brave. According to historical records, Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, met the king many times and was famous for his good strategy. However, after the death of Zhu Yuanzhang, that is, after Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, the days of Wang Ning and other Ming captives gradually ended. Shortly after Wen Jian ascended the throne, he began to cut down the governors.
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In the face of Zhu Yunwen's separatist regime and retreat, Judy, the prince of Yan, launched the Battle of Jingnan in the first year (1399). In the battle of Jingnan, Judy's strength was far from that of the Ming Dynasty. In this regard, Judy and his generals said: If we can get the military forces of Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, it will be a great event. Of course, Zhu Yunwen was also worried that Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, would fall into Judy's hands, so he sent someone to recall Zhu Quan to Beijing. He said that before Zhu Quan arrived, he tricked himself into poverty and led an army straight into Daning for help.
As far as Judy and Zhu Quan are concerned, they naturally appreciate each other after meeting. Zhu Quan, in particular, is not ready for Judy. While the latter quietly took his elite troops into the city and colluded with Zhu Quan's men. On this basis, Judy took Zhu Quan to Beiping and captured Daning. After taking away King Ning's 80,000 troops, Judy promised Zhu Quan that she would share the world equally after the job was done.
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Judy finally entered Nanjing in the fourth year of her reign (1402). Although his emperor Zhu Yunwen is nowhere to be found, this does not prevent Judy from becoming an emperor successfully. For Judy, Wang Ning's 80,000 troops undoubtedly played an important role in winning the victory under the huge strength gap. However, when Judy proclaimed himself emperor, Zhu Quan, king of Ning, not only failed to promise to share the world equally, but even demanded to change the southern region. Of course, Judy, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, would not really honor his promise of sharing the world equally.
In addition, Judy, like Wen Jian, is also committed to reducing the actions of the vassals, so as to avoid the recurrence of the rebellion of the Ming Dynasty vassals. In February of the first year of Yongle (1403), Nanchang was sealed and a poem was written in person to bid farewell. During Judy's reign, he devoted himself to changing the former captaincy guarding the northern border areas into inland areas. Based on this, we can easily remove the military power of these prisoners, thus avoiding the appearance of the next prince.
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Finally, after Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, was renamed Nanchang, someone slandered him, although there was no evidence in the end. But it also makes Zhu Quan more cautious, keeping a low profile all day to prevent being framed. In the third year of Xuande (1428), Zhu Quan asked Ming Xuanzong to give him irrigated urban and rural farmland near Nanchang City. To this, Zhu Zhanji was very angry and accused Zhu Quan. Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, could only submit to humiliation for his grandson's accusation, and immediately wrote a letter to apologize.
In the 13th year of orthodoxy (1448), Zhu Quan died and lived for about 70 years. Generally speaking, the ending of Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, was similar to that of other Ming prisoners. Although these prisoners can enjoy all the splendor, their lives are basically fixed in their own fiefs and closely monitored by the Ming court. As far as Zhu Quan, king of Ning, is concerned, although he has made great contributions to Judy's accession to the throne, he is still a wise man, that is, after Judy became emperor, she did not mention the promise of sharing the world equally, which is undoubtedly an important reason why he can get a happy ending.