I often hear others say what the first unsolved case of the Ming Dynasty was, what was the first uns

Maybe I've watched too many TV series, the purpose of TV dramas nowadays is for ratings, no matter whether it's real or not. And there are so many unsolved cases in the Ming Dynasty, there should be no so-called first unsolved case.

I don't know how this unsolved case is the first unsolved case, it is not surprising that there are too many unsolved cases, and it seems to outsiders to be unsolved, but it may also be a shocking conspiracy in others.

Zhu Di rebelled in the first year of Jianwen, and then waved his army to the south, known as the "Battle of Jingyan", the war lasted four years, and the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen were unknown in the war, which was the first unsolved case. , which has not been cracked so far.

The first unsolved case of the Ming Dynasty was selected by the Ming Dynasty. There are many kinds of unsolved cases that I have not heard of which one is the first unsolved case of the Ming Dynasty, and I feel that many unsolved cases of the Ming Dynasty can be regarded as the first.

After so long, who still remembers that there is still an unsolved case that has not been solved, it has long been forgotten, so now no one can solve this unsolved case.

Is Joo Yoon-wen missing? I really don't know how, so there are TV series that have filmed his love story, and in the end, Zhu Yunwen has traveled to modern times, of course, the real situation may be dead or running away and living in seclusion.

I think it's the Red Pill case. The emperor didn't necessarily die after taking the red pill, maybe he was dropped in the middle, or he was poisoned by other medicines. After the death of the emperor, two more people were killed, so this is the biggest suspense.

The first election of the Ming Dynasty should be about the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen, also known as the "Battle of Jingyan"; At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang died of illness and ordered the vassal king not to come back to mourn, but Zhu Di did not obey the decree, led troops to seize the throne, and set fire to the palace, and Zhu Yunwen, Emperor Jianwen, disappeared in the fire; Some people say that Zhu Yunwen died in the sea of fire, and some people say that he escaped, but in the end there is no clear answer, whether Zhu Yunwen is dead or alive is still unknown.

The three major cases of the Ming Dynasty were: the Attack Case, the Red Pill Case, and the Palace Removal Case. Because these three cases are closely related to the struggle for imperial power, they have caused the court to stand in line according to factions, and the entire political situation of the Ming Dynasty has been disturbed for a while.

The core of the "three cases" is actually the manifestation of the dispute over the "national capital". The so-called "national capital" refers to the transfer of power of the ancient emperor to appoint the crown prince in order to determine the heir.

History of the Ming DynastyThe Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) was the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history to be founded by the Han Chinese. It was established in 1368 by Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and went through 12th and 16th emperors, and reigned for 276 years. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the capital was set in Yingtianfu, and the capital was moved to Shuntianfu in 1421, and Yingtianfu was renamed Nanjing.

The Ming Dynasty was a prosperous era in China after the Zhou, Han and Tang dynasties, and was known as the "Zhilong Tang and Song Dynasty" and "Yuanmai Han and Tang Dynasties".