The tragic life of Ming Wuzong How is Ming Wuzong?

Ming Wuzong is the eldest son of Xiaozong, Xiaozong died in the eighteenth year of Hongzhi (1505), and Wuzong ascended the throne at the age of 15. After Wuzong ascended the throne, he ignored the government and politics, played everywhere, read countless women in his life, but had no heirs, and died of illness due to falling into the water at the age of 31.

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A lifetime of living in loneliness and fear.

Lonely because his mother was not a queen and was killed by the queen. No brothers, no relatives.

His father's birth is somewhat suspicious, the royal family is dissatisfied with him, the kings are eyeing the throne, and no one supports him.

Fear, it is he himself who is questioned. In order to consolidate his position, Ming Wuzong befriended military generals, so he offended the civil officials. Before King Ning's rebellion, he accepted bribes from King Ning in the civil and military forces of the dynasty and suggested that the son of King Ning be the prince.

King Ning rebelled, Wang Shouren got King Ning's account book, did not dare to report, and burned it directly. Because of fear, Ming Wuzong was detained in Nanjing for two years.

After returning to Beijing, he died half a year ago.

The merits, very few, are all military merits: the suppression of the rebellion of King Ning; frustrated the little prince, so that he did not dare to commit a border for more than ten years.

Sins: Destroying the "Emperor Ming Ancestral Teachings", which directly led to the civil official group ignoring the ancestral teachings and directly using the "Zhou Li", and privately deciding the succession of the imperial throne; Because of the capricious attitude towards civil officials, civil officials sat on the throne and ignored the authority of the emperor, and the dignity of the emperor was no longer there; favored the military generals, which led to a serious confrontation between the civil and military, and after his death, a bloody conflict broke out, and finally the civil and military were suspicious. The general actions of Ming Wuzong eventually led to the country abandoning the law, losing the leader, and losing the bond between the civil and military.

In the following dynasties, there was constant small chaos and occasional chaos. With the death of the Ming Dynasty, Ming Wuzong had already dug the pit, and the rest was just time.

Science and technology and military can be said to be the strongest in history, the early very strong and prosperous, the later more disappointing, modern people due to the influence of the history of the Qing Dynasty on the Ming Dynasty cognition is relatively less, a little more understanding will find how strong the Ming Dynasty is in human history Ming Dynasty territory includes the Han land, northeast to the Sea of Japan, Wai Xing'an Mountains, and then shrunk into the Liao River Basin; north to the Gobi Desert, and then retreat to the Ming Great Wall; northwest to Hami, Xinjiang, and then retreated to Jiayuguan; It borders the Bay of Bengal in the southwest, and then turns back to about present-day Yunnan; And in the Qinghai-Tibet region has a guard station, but also recovered Annam, the Ming Dynasty was extremely prosperous with a land area of about 10 million square kilometers. In the Ming Dynasty, the handicraft industry and commodity economy flourished, commercial market towns and capitalism sprouted, and culture and art showed a trend of secularization. According to the Ming Shilu, the peak population was 71.85 million, but most scholars believe that the actual population was more than 100 million, and some scholars point out that the population of the late Ming Dynasty was close to 200 million.

The Ming Dynasty was the first period after the Han and Tang dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, there were no relatives of the Han Dynasty, the town of the Tang Dynasty, and the old coins of the Song Dynasty, the Son of Heaven guarded the country, and the king died in Sheji. The official evaluation of the Qing Dynasty as "Zhilong Tang and Song" and "Yuanmai Han and Tang" were evaluated.

said that there was an emperor in the Ming Dynasty who died the most strangely, and this emperor was Zhu Houzhao of Ming Wuzong.

Ming Wuzong is a generation of Ming Jun, and he is eloquent.

Isn't this Emperor Zhengde?

The lascivious eunuch Liu Jin was killed by him.

Ming Wuzong did a lot of ridiculous things during his reign, but he was both civil and military, responsible and courageous, and many battles were fought in person, so he won the disgust and disgust of civil officials, and the situation of civil officials smearing him in history books also exists.

I don't think so. The Ming Dynasty under the reign of Ming Wuzong can also be regarded as a country and a people's peace, but there is still room for improvement compared to other Ming monarchs.

I don't think this emperor is very mediocre. He still has a lot of talent and ability. It's not the faint king that people say.

Ming Wuzong is a generation of Ming Jun, and he is eloquent.

Ming Wuzong Zhu Houzhao is the eldest son of Ming Xiaozong, as the eldest son of the royal family, the position of the crown prince is like a bag for Zhu Houzhao, and Zhu Houzhao's mother Empress Zhang and Ming Xiaozong have always had a good relationship, so when Zhu Houzhao was two years old, he was named the prince, which is a rare case in the court. Generally speaking, "absurd" and "outstanding" are opposites, however, in ancient China, there was such an emperor who was very typical, and he embodied the two characteristics of "absurd" and "outstanding", and because of this, this emperor was called the most maverick emperor by later generations.

There is nothing strange about the death of Ming Wuzong Zhu Houzhao. He is not a faint king, he is a good emperor who works hard, loves the people like a son during his reign, is diligent in government affairs, and is a very good emperor.

This is because the other party had an accident inexplicably, and the news of his death was reported, and no other problems were found during the investigation at the time, the other party was not a faint man, in fact, he was very incapable in many things.

I don't know about this either, because I don't usually pay much attention to him, and I don't know much about it. So I don't know if he's a faint king.

He was very fond of playing around, and he died very suddenly. He's not exactly a dumb man, he's also very idealistic.

Ming Wuzong is a generation of Ming Jun, and he is eloquent.

Ming Wuzong is a generation of Ming Jun, and he is eloquent.

1491 (1521), the tenth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the temple name Wuzong, the name of Chengtianda Daoying, Su Ruizhe, Zhaode Xiangonghong, Wensishan, Yuan Xiaoyi Emperor, was buried in the Kangling Tomb of the Ming Tombs in Beijing. During his reign, he paid a lot of effort to govern the water transportation of ancient Huaiyin, and established the Mazu Temple in ancient Huaiyin.