The first unsolved case of the Ming Dynasty Emperor Jianwen s whereabouts are unknown, burned to dea

Emperor Jianwen's whereabouts are unknown, he should have been burned to death by the fire, so he couldn't find Emperor Jianwen's body, otherwise Emperor Jianwen could go to **, only those who were burned to death and couldn't recognize it were the most reasonable, and Zhu Di had suspicion and insecurity, so he asked people to find Emperor Jianwen, and he wanted to see people alive and dead to see corpses.

I think he should have been burned to death, because if he hadn't been burned to death, Zhu Di would definitely have found Emperor Jianwen.

It is unlikely that he will be burned to death, after all, he is the emperor of a country, and there are still many ways to escape and hide.

Don't mistake the children on the first floor, Queen Ma died during the Hongwu period (Zhu Yuanzhang reigned), and she died of illness, not burning.

Those things in the Ming Dynasty were written by the author based on the "History of the Ming Dynasty" (a book similar to the feeling after reading and a bit like a literary translation, the author added a lot of modern vocabulary!). 95% of him is in the history of the Ming Dynasty and 5% is in the wild history, so the description of Emperor Jianwen will be limited by the "History of the Ming Dynasty", but the author also describes it in the book, for example, the author writes that Zheng He went to the West and mentioned it in the space (sending Zheng He to find Emperor Jianwen from the sea)! There is also the option of sending Hu Hu to find it by land!

In fact, there is a vague space to write. This also requires careful observation by the reader!

Did he learn from his grandfather to become a monk and prepare for a comeback, or did he become a roast duck??? make your choose

Since it is a suspicious case, it means that there is no definite conclusion. Regarding the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen, there has been endless debate since the Ming Dynasty. Today, thousands of years later, this is even more unverifiable.

There are many folklore, but no one knows for sure.

Zhu Yunwen is the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and the emperor of the Ming Dynasty appointed by Zhu Yuanzhang. It's a pity that this Emperor Jianwen did not sit on the throne, and Zhu Di soon raised troops against him. Although Zhu Di is playing the banner of Qingjun's side, everyone knows that he is targeting Zhu Yunwen.

Because of Zhu Di's courage and good fighting, he successfully ousted Zhu Yunwen from the throne.

For Zhu Di, this would have been a very good thing. He went from being a prince to the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but things were always not so perfect. Although Zhu Di successfully ascended to the throne, there was a big loophole.

After Zhu Di entered the palace, he did not clearly find Zhu Yunwen. After Zhu Di entered the palace, the palace had been burned down, and Zhu Yunwen did not see anyone alive or dead. Although Zhu Di claimed to the outside world that Zhu Yunwen had been killed by bad people, he knew in his heart that Zhu Yunwen was probably not dead.

After this time, Zhu Di managed the country while looking for Zhu Yunwen's whereabouts. Although Zhu Yunwen has no power, his identity makes Zhu Di have to guard against it. After all, Zhu Di is the emperor recognized by Zhu Yuanzhang, and he is the orthodox emperor.

If Zhu Yunwen stood up and called on others to resist Zhu Di, it would still be very troublesome.

Although Zhu Di has been trying hard to find it, there has been no news. It is said that one of the purposes of Zheng He's trip to the West was to find Zhu Yunwen, but it had no effect. Although there is news of Zhu Yunwen from time to time, it is basically fake.

Personally, I think that Zhu Yunwen either really died in the burning palace, or found a place to live in seclusion, or was killed with those fake Zhu Yunwen. From the perspective of our God, there is no substantial difference between whether Zhu Yunwen died or escaped, after all, he did not cause trouble to Zhu Di.

Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen fled, Zhu Di led the army to break through the capital, but did not find Zhu Yunwen's body, and later there were rumors that Zhu Yunwen fled overseas at that time, and Zheng He went to the West to find Zhu Yunwen.

The reason why it is said to be a suspicious case also shows that he actually does not know his life and death, and he did not appear later, so it is very likely that he escaped and lived in seclusion.

Emperor Jianwen should be dead, if he is still alive, Zhu Di should be able to find him with the power of the whole country.

The above records reflect people's sympathy for the martyrdom of Emperor Jianwen and their dissatisfaction with the seizure of the throne by Zhu Di, the king of Yan. In fact, when the palace was **, the queen jumped into the raging flames, and eight days later, her bones were secretly buried as those of Emperor Jianwen. What about Emperor Jianwen?

He did escape from the palace and never returned, never to be found dead.

The Ming history case occurred in the second year of Kangxi (1663).