How did Judy die in Fenghua, Daming? Did an Guifei die after Judy died?
Zhu's father, son, grandfather and grandson fought hard with the enemy in the cold desert. The old prince and the civil servants in the family worked day and night, providing materials for the transportation of troops and analyzing the enemy's tactics. Even the Tatar, Walla and other enemy troops have exhausted their tactics in dealing with the war and are not timid. In this paragraph, the motives and behaviors of all camps are very full, without the slightest perfunctory and partiality.
Judy is nearly old, and gradually shows his old age and stubbornness. She is bent on doing things for generations and consolidating the foundation for future generations. The prince made people cry, and in just a few episodes, he became ill, laughing and making trouble, and worried about his son's safety in public office. The change of Zhu Zhanji's role is even more surprising. From the beginning, he was a cynical grandson of the emperor. After facing the game between his grandparents and uncles, he found that his life was like dirt. Later, he faded from the "factory spirit" and grew up in armor, gradually accepting the cruel fate entrusted to him by the Zhujiajian family. Maybe he will change after he becomes king. At the beginning, only a literary talent and an unruly Yu Qian were appointed by the emperor to feed horses in the army, which witnessed the cruelty of the war and the cunning of the enemy. Because Sun, who was seriously ill and helped him to write ghost letters, gradually cultivated his political talents, and they all gradually accumulated and grew up in this war.
The son of heaven defends the country and the king dies. The older generation is burning and the younger generation is shining. Daming, these episodes are brilliant. For Daming's future, father and son also want to fight. As Judy said, "If you walk, there will be wind. If you don't leave, there will be no wind in your life. " The feelings and car-scrapping of the descendants of the Ming Dynasty are too burning!
Judy didn't play much in Daming Fenghua. After all, the time span of this drama is still very large. Sun will become the new queen, and naturally he will become the emperor at that time. Before that, Judy must go offline. In history, he died on his way back to Li during the fifth Northern Expedition in the 22nd year of Yongle, and will appear in the play soon, so he will be off the production line soon.
1. How did Judy die?
Judy (1360-65438 May 2 +020424 August 120424), the fourth son of Ming Taizu, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was named Yongle, so she was later called Yongle Emperor and Yongle Emperor.
Judy was born in Yingtianfu (present-day Nanjing) and was made the Prince of Yan after the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. Later, he was an army fan in Beiping (now Beijing). He was ordered to participate in military activities in the north many times and led the army to the north twice, which strengthened his influence in the northern army. After Wen Jian acceded to the throne, he adopted the policy of reducing the number of vassals. He not only watched Judy, but also wanted to mobilize his army. Judy launched the Jing Nan War and attacked Wen Jian. In four years (1402), Wen Jian won in Nanjing and became emperor. When Judy was in office, he carried out political reform of the organization and formed a cabinet. Five personal expeditions to Mongolia, the recovery of Annan, and the establishment of Nur Daitu Department in the northeast, Hami Wei in the northwest, Dagu thorn, Demasa thorn, Wu Di thorn and other propaganda departments in the southwest, and the establishment of Guizhou Chengxuan Front Department, which consolidated the north-south border defense and safeguarded the territorial integrity of China; He sent Zheng He to the Western Seas many times, which strengthened friendly exchanges between China and foreign countries and strengthened the management of the South China Sea. He also ordered people to edit the Yongle Grand Ceremony and dredge the Grand Canal. In order to strengthen the control over the northern and northeastern regions, Yongle moved its capital to Beijing in the 19th year (142 1). During his reign, the economy of the Ming Dynasty was prosperous, the national strength was strong, and the culture and martial arts of governing the country were greatly improved.
In August of the 22nd year of Yongle (1424), he died in Yumuchuan (the exact location is disputed) on his way back to Li during the fifth Northern Expedition, at the age of 64. Posthumous title's Tian Hongdao is brilliant and prosperous, and the holy Wu Chunren, the temple number Taizong Xiaowen, is buried in Changling. Zhu Gaochi, the eldest son. During the reign of Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty, the temple was renamed as Hongdao, Gaoming, Zhaoyun, Shen Gong, Chunren and Emperor Xiaowen.
2. Who became emperor after Judy died?
Judy's Ming Fenghua ended in illness and spread to Zhu Gaochi. Judy was the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He lived for 64 years, which was a long life in the Ming Dynasty. Neither his son Zhu Gaochi nor his grandson Zhu Zhanji lived long.
Judy is good at observing the sufferings of the people, which was taught by Zhu Yuanzhang. The most classic sentence is: complaining that I don't know the hunger and cold of the people, and trying to make the people suffer less from hunger and cold; Complain that they don't know the hardships of the people and try to make them work less. The general meaning of this sentence is that Zhu Yuanzhang didn't know what the life of ordinary people was like until he let the children have a deep understanding of folk life.
It was under such teaching that Judy became an emperor who deeply felt the sufferings of the people. After Judy ascended the throne, she launched a series of measures to rejuvenate the country and secure the country, and also established diplomacy, which enabled the Ming Dynasty to achieve a prosperous time.
An Guifei was buried with her.
Martyrdom was very popular in ancient times. Emperors of many dynasties, whether wise or fatuous, have the tradition of letting concubines die and be martyred. When was the martyrdom system abolished? In the recent TV series Daming Fenghua, An Guifei's historical prototype should be Han, and she was finally hanged and buried. However, it is understood that after the Ming Dynasty, this human sacrifice system was basically abolished.
Although the system of martyrdom sounds cruel and barbaric, in the feudal system of China for thousands of years, many rulers are used to this bloody and inhuman system. After the death of Qin Shihuang, the number of people who died for him was probably the largest in history, and the inhumanity was unimaginable. The system of human sacrifice was not completely abolished until the Qing Dynasty.
Historically, the system of martyrdom has also experienced a resurgence process. In the Han Dynasty after the Qin Dynasty, many emperors felt that this system was cruel, so few emperors in the Han Dynasty would make concubines and imperial secretaries in the harem sacrifice themselves on a large scale.
However, the martyrdom system has not been explicitly abolished. So it was not until the Ming Dynasty that, for some reason, this tradition of human sacrifice revived. Especially after the death of Zhu Yuanzhang, it is said that forty concubines died for him. After Judy died, sixteen queens died for him. Even Amin Renzong, who is famous for his kindness and loyalty, lived in Zhu Gaochi, and five concubines were buried with him after his death.
In the recent TV series Daming Fenghua, Judy has two Korean concubines. But these two concubines have no children. For them, having no children not only means that they have no one to rely on in a foreign country, but also means that they are likely to be buried for the emperor after Judy's death in the future.
Because in history, after Ming Taizu's death, 16 people, including Korean concubine Han, were hanged and buried with him. In North Korea's Record of the Li Dynasty, more than 30 concubines died for it. I don't know which is true, the Ming history or the North Korean record.