Zhu Di has been looking for his nephew for decades, what is Jianwen s whereabouts?

What happened to Jianwen is a mystery, when Zhu Di rebelled, Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen disappeared like evaporation from the world. This is Zhu Di's big trouble, so Zhu Di sent Hu Hu to look for Zhu Yunwen, and this search has been more than 20 years.

Zhu Di as an emperor, he was successful. But his throne is unjustifiable, and if one day his nephew comes back and throws himself out of the throne as he did at the beginning, then he will die a miserable death. So Zhu Di has been sending people to look for Zhu Yunwen in secret, wanting to find Zhu Yunwen and end his knot.

Zhu Di has been unable to let go of this matter in his later years, one day Zhu Di has fallen asleep, and someone woke him up, Zhu Di is very annoyed, but after knowing that the person who came is Hu Hu, Zhu Di was very surprised, and quickly let Hu Hu in.

Hu Hui was picked up by Zhu Di, Hu Hu is very loyal to Zhu Di, Hu Hu has been secretly looking for Zhu Yunwen's whereabouts, but there has been no result, Zhu Di asked Hu Hu to come back to see him when he has good news, presumably there is good news this time. Zhu Di was obsessed with this matter, Jianwen's whereabouts were unknown at the beginning, and some people said that Jianwen was following the monk to get through the trick and save his life. Zhu Di believed in this statement very much, locked up Pu Qia, and wanted to know Zhu Yunwen's whereabouts from him, but he never said it.

Later, the famous Zheng He went to the West, in fact, to find Zhu Yunwen.

Hu Hu and Zhu Di reported the situation, but only the two of them knew about the news, and later generations had three guesses. The first is that Zhu Yunwen is dead, and Hu Hu has found his burial place. The second is that Zhu Yunwen was killed by Hu Hui.

The third is that Zhu Yunwen has already been converted to Buddhism and has no threat to Zhu Di.

I feel like I'm going to die in a foreign country, because it's very likely that anything will happen for so long, so it's very likely that I'll die outside.

must have been hiding and living incognito, after all, Zhu Di and him are not really uncles and nephews, Zhu Di wants to find him in order to solve a big problem.

The whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen have been a mystery for hundreds of years, and modern experts have studied it for many years and have not figured it out, so it is really difficult to conclude whether Zhu Di has Zhu Yunwen or not.

I think Emperor Jianwen may be hiding, after all, Zhu Di has already become the emperor, and Emperor Jianwen is kind-hearted, if he shows up, it will pose a threat to Zhu Di's throne. So he won't show up again.

If the emperor leaves the medical emperor, he may have been killed, or he may have been killed, or he may have many situations, but he just didn't want to be found.

I think he should be hiding, if he shows up, it may make Zhu Di feel that he is a threat to him and have murderous intentions.

I think he probably knew the whereabouts of the child, but he didn't bother his child when he saw that the child was living a good life.

This is a mystery, Zhu Di has not found any whereabouts and clues at that time, and now there is no way to verify him.

Zhu Di didn't know where Emperor Jianwen was in the end, and even the current history was impossible to study, since the Battle of Jingyan, Emperor Jianwen's whereabouts are unknown, some say that he died, and some say that he became a monk.

The whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen have been a mystery for a long time, and there are different opinions about the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen, perhaps he has died, or he may be wandering, and no one can say clearly.

Emperor Jianwen became a monk in Dongming Temple.

Zhu Biao, the first prince of the Ming Dynasty, died early and did not survive Zhu Yuanzhang, and then Zhu Biao's son Zhu Yunwen was made the emperor's grandson, and he ascended the throne after Zhu Yuanzhang's death, as Emperor Jianwen. However, in the second year of Emperor Jianwen's accession to the throne, Zhu Di, the king of Yan who was far away in Beiping, that is, Zhu Yunwen's fourth uncle, rebelled, which was the famous "Jing Nan Called the Battle of High Sales". After four years of war, Zhu Di won the victory and successfully ascended the throne as the emperor and teaser, and became the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty.

After Zhu Di successfully ascended the throne, he still used the name of the Ming Dynasty and did not change it, why is this?

First of all, Zhu Di wants to maintain the legitimacy of the throne. The purpose of Zhu Di's army was not to overthrow the rule of the imperial court, but to "clear the monarch's side and make it difficult to Yasukuni", but he was dissatisfied with Zhu Yunwen's rule. And "Ming" is the country name set by Zhu Yuanzhang, and it was also selected by thousands of people at the beginning, if Zhu Di changed it, it would become a rebellion, and he was against the founding emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, which was not good for his reputation, at least one charge of disloyalty and filial piety could not be escaped.

History is like a knife, and a reputation of "improper position" will make Zhu Di permanently infamous on his back. And following the name of the Ming Dynasty, for the people of the world, the throne still changes hands back and forth in their old Zhu family, which may be a very normal process of "father dies and son succeeds", "brother ends brother and".

Second, Zhu Di wanted to ensure a smooth transition of power. Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Ming Dynasty, is the first Han court after the Yuan Dynasty, after more than 30 years of rule, the national strength is rising, the people's livelihood has also been greatly improved, whether it is officials, gentry or businessmen, all of them are very identified with the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Di had just entered Nanjing, and his rule was not stable, and if the country name was changed at this time, it would make more people resist and resist, which was not conducive to the smooth transition of the regime.

In fact, in the process of Zhu Di's army, there were actually many people who were neutral, but once the country name was changed, it was different.

In fact, similar to the example of the prince's accession to the throne, before Zhu Di, there was a precedent, such as Li Shimin and Li Longji in the Tang Dynasty, etc., who had not changed the country name, and the concerns were not for outsiders, but they must have their own plans.

Because Zhu Di is not a peasant uprising, and there is no need to change the country name, after all, he is Zhu Yuanzhang's son.

Because the country name of Daming was founded by his father Zhu Yuanzhang, not changing the country name can show his legitimacy.

It's because he's lazy. And it takes a long time to build a country name. I have to ask a feng shui master to do the math.

Because the name of the country has been changed, it is not a pig's, but a donkey's.

The two sons of Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen, the eldest son Zhu Wenkui, disappeared with him during the Battle of Jingjing, and it is also rumored that he died in the fire. The second son, Zhu Wengui, was only two years old at the time of the Battle of Jingjing, and was sent to Fengyang, the central capital, by Zhu Di to be imprisoned. Since Zhu Wengui is the only survivor of Zhu Feng's demolition of Bu Yunwen's family, Zhu Di takes extremely strict care of him.

It is forbidden for anyone to speak to him, except for the provision of daily food and drink. Since he was 2 years old, Zhu Wengui has been locked up in a small black house for 55 years. It wasn't until Ming Yingzong succeeded in restoring Yinsui that he empathized with Zhu Wengui's experience of being locked up in a small black house, so he issued a rude decree to release him.

Zhu Wengui, who was released from prison, lost all ability to survive, and did not distinguish between cattle and horses, did not distinguish between men and women, and even struggled to speak. In order to express his guilt in this vein, Ming Yingzong also sent a few maids to him. But Zhu Wengui was extremely unsuitable for such a life, and died not long after.

Zhu Di directly killed his wife and children, and then hung their bodies on the city wall, just to let Emperor Jianwen see it, it was terrible.

His children were imprisoned. They lived a very miserable life and were locked up in a small black house for 55 years.

Zhu Di exhausted half of his life, looking for the person sent by Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen in his deathbed, and finally returned, but he did not leave any record.

I didn't find it. Whether Emperor Ming Hui burned to death in the palace or escaped, no one knows so far, and it has become an unsolved case in the history of the Ming Dynasty.

I didn't find it, this is a historical unsolved case.

He has already forced his nephew to death, and it would be too much to kill his nephew again, rather than being abused by the world, it is better to let the children live, and kill all of them is also to kill his own family.

Because Emperor Jianwen's son is too young to threaten his status, if he kills him, he will be scolded by the world for being unkind.

Because at that time, he needed to show a benevolent demeanor, and then killing the son of Emperor Jianwen was afraid that it would have a bad impact.

The child is still young, there is no need to kill him so cruelly, so that he can be considered a good king.

He raised troops in the name of the Qing monarch, and if he was killed, the world would know that he was a thief and had a bad influence.

The new emperor ascended the throne, and then his political situation was unstable, and the overall situation was also very turbulent, and he, as the new leader, could not behave so ruthlessly.

Because he was afraid that Emperor Zhu Di Jianwen would play "evaporation in the world", if he led his troops to rebel one day, it would be difficult to say whether he would win or lose at that time. So in order to leave the handle to control Emperor Jianwen, Zhu Di confined the 2-year-old baby in the Guang'an Palace in Fengyang, and did not allow him to have contact with any outsiders.

Because the two-year-old child could not have any impact on his throne, and it seemed that he was not merciful to kill him, he imprisoned him until he was released during the Ming Yingzong period, when Zhu Wengui didn't even know the cows and horses, which shows the strength of his captivity.

Because the king needs to be tolerant, he can't tolerate a child, and the king is too petty to carry the burden.

I definitely won't kill it, because it's still a bit of family.

After Zhu Di became emperor, why didn't he kill Emperor Jianwen's 2-year-old son? Answer: Are you sure Emperor Jianwen still has a son?