Is Mu Wangfu talking about Mu Ying, and what is the background of Mu Wangfu

Mu Ying is Zhu Yuanzhang's adopted son, formerly known as Zhu Ying, and later changed his name to Mu Ying (take "Yongmu Huangen"(Zhu Yuanzhang takes the surname).

The Ming Dynasty hereditary Qianguo Gong, the Qianguo Mansion is located in today's Shengli Hall, and Cuihu Liuying is the Mu family"Don't be a business"。

Because the Mu family has been in Yunnan for a long time, the authority is growing and the proposed prince is respected; Therefore, the people called the Qianguo Mansion as the Mu Wangfu.

Muwangfu, the sixteenth year of Hongwu (1383 AD) - the fifteenth year of Yongli (the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, 1661 AD).

The founder of Muwangfu was Mu Ying (1345 1392), Fengyang, Anhui. When his parents died, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, adopted him as an adopted son by Zhu Yuanzhang (1328 1398). He managed the Sichuan-Tibet region, opened up thousands of miles of frontiers, and was named "Marquis of Xiping" in the tenth year of Hongwu (1377); Because of his meritorious service in pacifying Yunnan, he stayed behind to develop the southwest border, and posthumously awarded the title of "King of Qianning", and his descendants guarded Yunnan for generations, inheriting the title of "Duke of Qianguo".

Green Lake was originally a swamp inlet of Dianchi Lake, due to the fact that there are many places of groundwater outcropping, also known as Jiulong Pond, to the Ming Dynasty to build Kunming City again, the Green Lake was enclosed into the city, and the sail eggplant was gradually built to some scale. The Ming Dynasty guarded Yunnan's "Guogong" Mu Ying first in this kind of willow herding horses, and wanted to ascend to Luxue "Liuying Spring Test Horse" Zhou Yafu fine willow camp, and later took this place as a villa, increased pavilions and pavilions, continued to the end of the Ming Dynasty, when the Great Western Army entered Yunnan, it was used as Liu Wenxiu's "Shu Wangfu". After Wu Sangui came, it was expanded into the Pingxi Palace, until it was destroyed.

Mu Wangfu, the sixteenth year of Hongwu (1383 AD) - the fifteenth year of Yongli (the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, 1661 AD), the founder of Mu Wangfu is Mu Ying (1345 1392), Han nationality, Anhui Dingyuan. Since the sixteenth year of Hongwu, Mu Ying stayed in Yunnan, the descendants of the Mu family inherited the king of Yunnan from generation to generation, and guarded Yunnan for nearly 280 years, and the Ming Dynasty has always made an indelible contribution to consolidating the stability of the southwest frontier of the motherland, which is almost unique in ancient Chinese history.

The descendants of "Mu Wangfu" have been loyal to the Ming Dynasty for generations, after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, they have been united with the righteous people who opposed the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty to fight against the Qing **, when the Qing army occupied Yunnan, they were ambushed by the enemy when they fled, and the whole army was annihilated, but their loyalty and courage were sung from generation to generation.

Later generations have been guarding Yunnan until the arrival of Wu Sangui drove the Mu family out of Yunnan, but the Mu family has always been able to fight back, but it was not successful.

Some of his descendants died in the war, and some of them left their homes and lived in peace and contentment elsewhere.

After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, his descendants all lived a life of seclusion, lived a happy life, and went on like this all their lives.

Mu Ying's 11th grandson, Mu Tianbo, although he saw that the general trend of the Ming Dynasty had gone, he thought that the Mu family had been favored by the emperor for generations, so he was determined to martyr the country, oppose the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, and follow Emperor Yongli.

After the Qing army captured Yunnan, Mu Tianbo had no choice but to retreat to Burma with Emperor Yongli. However, there was civil strife in the Burmese royal family, and Mu Tianbo and others were ambushed and finally killed. He was also killed by his youngest son, Mu Zhongliang. So far, there are no descendants in Muwangfu.

Mu Ying's 11th grandson Mu Tianbo held the determination to martyrdom, opposed the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty, followed the Yongli Emperor, after the Qing army captured Yunnan, and the Yongli Emperor retreated to Burma, and later the Burmese royal family had civil strife, Mu Tianbo and others were ambushed, and finally unfortunately died.