Why did Zhu Di take revenge and exterminate Duoyan Sanwei on the way back from the Northern Expediti

Zhu Di attacked Duoyan Sanwei because he had made a mistake before this and needed to make up for it. Moreover, although Zhu Di dealt a heavy blow to Duoyan Sanwei, he did not exterminate Duoyan Sanwei in the end, leaving a great hidden danger to the Ming Dynasty. It can be said that the fall of the Ming Dynasty is indirectly related to Zhu Di's mistakes.

Because of the rise of the Tatars in the north, Zhu Di sent Qiu Fu out of the fortress to attack the Tatars. However, Qiu Fu disobeyed Zhu Di's instructions, advanced lightly, and was ambushed and eliminated by the Tatars. So, for the sake of the safety of the northern border of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di decided to personally lead the army to fight against the Tatars.

Zhu Di used troops against the Tatars five times, which dealt a heavy blow to the Tatars, and Zhu Di also died of illness on the way back from the fifth expedition. <>

Zhu Di's blow to Duoyan Sanwei was in the third expedition. Zhu Di first attacked the main Tatar force, the Tatars abandoned their baggage and livestock, and the Ming army destroyed its baggage, captured its livestock and returned. On the way back, Zhu Di thought that the Tatars were so rampant because of the presence of Duoyan Sanwei for their wings.

Therefore, the soldiers were divided into five ways to crusade against Duoyan Sanwei, defeated the Duoyan army, killed dozens of its leaders, captured hundreds of thousands of livestock, and the rest of the Duoyan troops surrendered. So far, Zhu Di has dealt a heavy blow to Duoyan Sanwei.

When Zhu Di launched the "Battle of Jingyan", in order to expand his strength, he personally went to Daning to visit King Ning. He promised to thank King Ning after conquering the country, and captured King Ning's subordinates, including the soldiers and horses of Duoyan Sanwei. The soldiers and horses of Duoyan Sanwei were fierce and good at fighting, and won more with less in the battle, which made great contributions to Zhu Di's capture of the country.

After the "Battle of Jingyan", Zhu Di rewarded Daning to Duoyan Sanwei and made them the northern fence of the Ming Dynasty. <>

However, Zhu Di made a big mistake in this way. Originally, when Zhu Yuanzhang was arranging the defense of the north, he set a strategy of counterattacking outside the fortress. Zhu Yuanzhang used the two cities of Daning and Kaiping as the fulcrum of the defense outside the fortress, and if the enemy's army went south, he would use these two fulcrums to attract the enemy.

Then Zhu Di and others led the army to surround and annihilate the invading enemy. And Zhu Di rewarded Daning to Duoyan Sanwei, which destroyed Zhu Yuanzhang's defense plan. In this way, Kaiping was difficult to defend in the lonely city outside the Saiwai, and had to move inward.

The Ming Dynasty's defensive depth of two or three hundred miles north of the Great Wall was lost, and the enemy's iron hooves reached the foot of the Great Wall.

And what's even more sad is that Duoyan Sanwei is not really attached to Zhu Di. After they got the land of Daning, they immediately betrayed Zhu Di. In this case, Beiping, where Zhu Di moved the capital, has only one Great Wall that can be barrierd.

There is no defensive depth north of the Great Wall, and the enemy can break through anytime and anywhere on the front line of the Great Wall. This made the strategic situation of the Ming Dynasty very unfavorable. <>

Therefore, when Zhu Di was in the Northern Expedition to Tatar, he also attacked Duoyan Sanwei by the way to reduce the defensive pressure in the north. However, although he dealt a heavy blow to Duoyan Sanwei, Zhu Di couldn't ** the hidden dangers he left behind. Duoyan Sanwei has been fighting to get the land of Daning, and finally got his wish and took possession of this area.

However, the northern defense situation of the Ming Dynasty has not been able to change, and it is always under the attack of the enemy. This is all the evil result caused by Zhu Di's reward to Daning to Duoyan Sanwei, and in the end, the Ming Dynasty also indirectly perished under this evil result.

Zhu Di did this because Duoyan Sanwei betrayed the Ming Dynasty, and in order to ensure the stability of the northern Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di sent troops to suppress Duoyan Sanwei.

In the war between Zhu Di and Emperor Jianwen for the throne, Duoyan Sanwei made a lot of efforts and made great contributions to Zhu Di's accession to the throne. However, after Zhu Di ascended the throne, he did not let the Duoyan Sanwei go, but delegated power to them, hoping that they could establish a barrier in the north of the Ming Dynasty against the invasion of other ethnic minorities.

After all, Duoyan Sanwei is a minority, their relationship with the Ming Dynasty is like a separation, many times and Tatar alliances, together to invade the interior, Zhu Di on the way to conquer the Tatars, after getting the news of their alliance with the Tatars, sent troops to suppress the Duoyan Sanwei. <>

Duoyan Sanwei has been stationed in the Daning region and is under the control of King Ning, but they have made great contributions in the process of Zhu Di's struggle for the throne, so Zhu Di rewarded the Daning region to Duoyan Sanwei at that time, and let them garrison in the Daning area to help the Ming Dynasty resist foreign enemies, but they disobeyed Yang and cooperated with Tatar many times. After Zhu Di learned that Duoyan Sanwei was attached to the Tatars behind his back, he chose to send troops to recruit Duoyan Sanwei to maintain stability in the north. <>

Zhu Di borrowed Duoyan Sanwei from King Ning at that time, and promised to share the world with King Ning, but after he became emperor, he did not fulfill his promise, moved King Ning to the inland to control it, and gave power to Duoyan Sanwei to let them control Daning by themselves, but Zhu Di's approach laid the root of the curse. Duoyan Sanwei has always had no sense of belonging to the Ming Dynasty, they cooperated with the Tatars behind their backs, helping them to find out the news, so that Zhu Di returned in vain to conquer the Tatars, so in order to save his face, Zhu Di sent troops to suppress Duoyan Sanwei when the Tatars returned. <>

Duoyan Sanwei was one of the three forces of the grassland at that time, and they were stationed in the north of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di wanted them to be obedient, and they had to let them see the strength of the Ming Dynasty, so he sent troops to suppress the Duoyan Sanwei, so that they were obedient and obedient, and helped the Ming Dynasty build a barrier in the north to resist foreign invasion.

That's because the other party already has great ambitions, caused a lot of problems and has a great impact, and at the same time, he is also the master.

Because the other party is the main leader of a rebellion, his presence will threaten Zhu Di's dominance, and then affect this dynasty.

Because his hatred is a lot, and he is also very resentful, and he feels that he deserves more money, but I think this is a very normal thing, because Zhu Di is indeed very cruel.

After Zhu Di succeeded to the throne, in order to reward the leader of the Mongolian Nai Chi Peng clan of Duoyan Sanwei, he ceded a large area of land north of the Great Wall and the land of the original Daningwei to Duoyan Sanwei (the area of Chifeng in eastern Inner Mongolia today), and moved the northern parallel capital division from Daning to the south of Daning for 1,000 miles to Baoding, renamed Daning Dusi, and simply changed the title of Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, to Jiangxi to take up the domain. Changze.

It's very well-founded, and the background is also very powerful. This is because Zhu Di wants to expand his territory in this way, and he also wants to protect his position.

Duoyan Sanwei is also called Wuliang Ha Sanwei, respectively: Duoyan Wei, Taining Wei, Fuyu Wei, this is the Ming Dynasty to their name, the predecessor of Duoyan Sanwei is the Mongolian tribes living in the east of the Great Xing'an Mountains in Inner Mongolia and nearby, these tribes mainly include Wuliang Ha Department, Weng Niu Special Department, Uqiye Special Department, Zarayier Department and so on.

The Ulianghabu is mainly the descendants of Genghis Khan's youngest brother Timur Ge Chijin and his nephew Erle, who were sealed by Genghis Khan to the east of the Great Khing'an Mountains, in addition to the descendants of Genghis Khan's famous general Lemei, who also lived in this area and were called Ulianghabu.

Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Ming Dynasty and set the capital in Nanjing, although most of the remaining Mongols have been attached to the Ming Dynasty, but the geographical location of Duoyan Sanwei is far away from the capital and difficult to control, so Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Zhu Quan, the king of Ning, to garrison Daning, while dominating the three guards, it can also ensure the safety of the border.

In the Battle of Jingyan, Duoyan Sanwei was extremely brave and made great achievements for Zhu Di, and finally Zhu Di regained the ruling power of the Ming Dynasty. However, in the twentieth year of Yongle, Zhu Di personally conquered Mobei, and in the process of returning to the division, he launched an attack on Duoyan Sanwei, chasing and killing thirty miles and beheading dozens of his generals.

In 1388, the Ming Dynasty general Lan Yu defeated the Mongol Great Khan Timur in the Battle of Yuerhai, purged the Mongols in this area, and opened the door to march into the Great Khing'an Mountains and further north to the Mongol tribes, while the Mongol tribes located east of and near the Great Khing'an Mountains lost their barriers, and in desperation, these Mongol tribes surrendered to Zhu Yuanzhang.

Zhu Yuanzhang took refuge in the Ming Dynasty and other Mongolian tribes such as the Wuliang Ha Division, the Weng Niu Special Division, the Wuqi Ye Special Division, and the Zhara Yier Department in accordance with the establishment of the Ming Dynasty and organized them into three guards, which are Duoyan Wei, Taining Wei, and Fuyu Wei, referred to as Duoyan Sanwei or Wuliang Ha Sanwei, and the Ming Dynasty's Wei is equivalent to today's military region or war zone.

Zhu Di may not be able to do it in one battle, but Zhu Di can do it by knocking on the mountain and shaking the tiger and weakening the power of Duoyan Sanwei. The biggest reason why Zhu Di wanted to move the capital was to stabilize the frontier, and the capriciousness of Duoyan Sanwei was also one of the aspects.

All in all, for Duoyan Sanwei, Zhu Di is not a revenge, after the end of the Jingjing, Duoyan Sanwei also received a rich reward, in other words, Zhu Di treated them well, but for various reasons, Duoyan Sanwei has never been able to be loyal to the Ming Court, which led to Zhu Di's killing of Yongle in the twentieth year.

This is because Zhu Di wants to protect his own interests and consolidate his regime, so he behaves like this.

Secretly communicating with the Aru Taibu, this kind of behavior has seriously affected the country, so such a decision will be made.

Mainly because Duoyan Sanwei often harasses the common people, which makes Zhu Di very unhappy.

Because in the eighth year of Yongle, Zhu Di led his own expedition to Mobei, and the Tatar Taishi Arutai was defeated by the Ming army, and the Ming army captured a lot of prisoners, including some generals of Duoyan Sanwei, these people were attached to the Ming Dynasty at the same time, but also involved with the Tatars, Zhu Di was furious and killed them all.

If the relationship between the Wuliang Ha Sanwei and the Tatars is about to leave, Zhu Yuanzhang implemented a lenient ethnic policy, and many Mongolians who stayed in the Central Plains could enjoy the same treatment as the Han Chinese, and they could be officials if they were talented, and ordinary people could live a normal life, but at the same time, Zhu Yuanzhang also understood that the Mongolian soldiers who belonged to him must also be strictly controlled.

Mainly because they know the emperor's black material, they will definitely be wiped out afterwards.

It is precisely because of the high strength of Duoyan Sanwei that they can help themselves seize the throne now, and they will also lack experience to help others in the future, Zhu Di is afraid that their existence will threaten his position as a front, so in order not to leave hidden dangers for himself, Zhu Di had to kill them by pretending to be a brigade.

Because they know Zhu Di's thoughts and the reasons why Zhu Di plotted to usurp the throne. So Zhu Di killed them for the sake of his reputation.

After receiving the throne, the emperors of ancient times were so ambitious that they poisoned those who had helped them in the past.