Where did Emperor Jianwen flee in history?

Pretending to be a monk, he ran to Yunnan, and only came out after Zhu Di's death more than 10 years later.

It is generally believed that he arrived in the Western Ocean, which is the coastal area of today's Indian Ocean, so that Zhu Di filmed Zheng He to go to the Western Ocean to find Emperor Jianwen.

Although Zhu Di claimed to have found the body of Emperor Ming Hui in the palace and held a funeral for him, Zhu Di did not dare to take lightly the rumors that Jianwen was not dead. Pu Qia is the main record monk of Emperor Jianwen, "Ming History, Yao Guangxiao Biography" records that "at the beginning, the emperor entered Nanjing, there is a saying that Emperor Jianwen escaped as a monk, Pu Qia knew the situation, or said that Pu Qia was hidden." The emperor forbade Pu to negotiate with other things.

And in the middle of the order, Hu Hao and others searched for Emperor Jianwen, but they couldn't get it for a long time. Pu Qia has been sitting for more than ten years. It wasn't until Yao Guangxiao was critically ill that he asked Zhu Di to release Pu Qia, and Pu Qia was released.

According to the history of the wilderness, Emperor Jianwen became a monk after leaving the palace and traveled all over the world. There is a poem: "Read the words and knock lazily, and laugh at the yellow house to send a group scoop."

The south comes to Zhangling thousands of layers, and the north looks at Tianmen thousands of miles away. The section has long forgotten the flying phoenix, and the robe has been newly changed into a dragon robe, and the hundred officials know where to go on this day. Only a flock of birds will come to an end sooner or later.

It is rumored that the author of this poem is Emperor Jianwen, but it has not been confirmed.

It is also said that Emperor Jianwen fled to Southeast Asia, and it is rumored that Zheng He went to the West and one of his tasks was to find Emperor Jianwen.

What is the ending of Emperor Jianwen, there are different opinions, and it has become the first mystery case in the history of the Ming Dynasty. Because Emperor Jianwen exercised leniency after Taizu's strict rule, his experience aroused the sympathy of countless people, and his whereabouts were particularly curious. **The whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen after that have become a mystery for the ages, and there are different opinions.

There are not so many wild histories and assumptions, Emperor Jianwen has died in the fire set in the palace that year, and Zhu Di was buried in the imperial mausoleum.

Emperor Jianwen did not have so many people who would rule him to die, although historiography spoke highly of him, pro-virtuous and studious, and also known as a benevolent monarch, which in later generations of scholars are trying their best to confirm these "advantages", but some of his decisions have to make people feel that he is actually still pro, studious but will not be used in the people, politics.

Although every emperor has his own fixed dead soldiers, and the fire was put by Emperor Jianwen himself, but it makes people feel that he got out by himself, but you must know that Zhu Di is also a member of the royal family, after he pretended to be crazy and left Beijing, he must have eyeliner in the court, and as a fallen prince, he can't find out the eyeliner, such a dead man and think tank, how can he help him get out of the shell? This point made him have a huge gap with Zhu Di.

Besides, Zhu Di has a lot of capable people, although there are not as many bottles and cans as the current forensic doctors can check, but it is still possible to simply divide men and women from a charred corpse, among the many wild histories, the death of Queen Ma mentioned is untenable, and it can be believed that they died together, but the palace fire, there must be more than one corpse, and they have all identified it and cannot think that it is the queen's corpse, even if it is more reasonable to say that it is a eunuch.

In the books of later generations, there are many news about the search for Emperor Jianwen, but most of them are not recorded in the official history, and most of them are Qing writings, and it is not impossible to say that they smeared the "orthodox history" of the Ming Dynasty.

Emperor Jianwen became a monk in Yuyao Dongming Temple.

I think it's most likely that he was killed by Zhu Di, and I started thinking about who was the biggest beneficiary. The burning of the palace was a conspiracy at all. Zhu Di wanted to be the emperor, but he played in the name of the Qing monarch, Jianwen did not die, his name was not right, and he became the emperor as soon as Jianwen died.

Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen fled after the defeat, lived in seclusion in Guangxi Hengxian Baohua Mountain Yingtian Temple for fifteen years, Yingtian Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty, he brought a few tea trees, planted in Baohua Mountain, now called Nanshan Baimao Tea, very close to the county seat of Hengxian County, I am from Hengxian County, we often go to Yingtian Temple to burn incense, you can check Hengxian Yingtian Temple.

After the failure of the Jingyan epidemic in 1402, Emperor Jianwen finally fled to the Beeyan Temple in Jiuzhuang Town, Xifeng County, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, according to the guidance of his grandfather's escape route map, in the first year of Yongle! In Yongle Wu, he left the "Ancient Jungle" of Jiuzhuang, left the major temples where he lived for five years, and moved to Baiyun Mountain in Anshun. He returned to Beijing and was buried in Beijing after his death.

Zhu Yunwen crossed over, together with the immortals.

There are several ways to say this:

1 Xun country is a monk, traveling all over the world. This is contained in the [Ming Historical Chronicles].

2.Fluttering out to sea, I don't know what to do. Zheng He went to the West to find him.

In addition, there are:1In Beijing, Xishan said that he was ill at the end.

2.In Wu County, Jiangsu, Guizen said.

3.Sichuan Wangjing Temple said.

There are more than these theories about the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen, and there are many stories circulating among the people, which are still a mystery.

There are three possible scenarios:

1. When Zhu Di invaded Nanjing and the palace caught fire, he was burned;

2. Escape from the palace and become a monk;

3. Exile overseas.