How did Zhu Yunwen die in the end

As recorded in the "Ming History Chronicle", after Emperor Jianwen escaped from Nanjing, he took Yang Yingneng, Ye Xixian, and Cheng Ji with two monks, incognito and changed clothes, and traveled the world. Scholars according to local chronicles, relics, ruins and other data research, believe that Emperor Jianwen had been exiled in Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and other places, "Ming History Chronicle" said that in order to escape the pursuit, "travel to Chongqing in the west, to Tiantai in the east, transfer to Xiangfu, overseas Chinese live in Western Guangdong, in the middle of the nunnery in Bailong, inscription in Luoyong, two into the hometown of Jingchu, three fortunate Shi Bin's first." Xu Zuosheng, a reporter for Wen Wei Po, personally went to Wu County, Jiangsu Province to inspect and found some relics and relics left behind by Emperor Jianwen when he died, and combined with the documentary materials, he believed that Emperor Jianwen was hidden in the Puji Temple in Wu County, and not long after Yao Guangxiao returned to the Zen Temple, under the guardianship of Yao Guangxiao, Emperor Jianwen hid in the Emperor's Nunnery on Qionglong Mountain, until he died of illness here in 1423 and was buried on the slope behind the hermitage.

This is also self-contained. Sichuan Wangjing Temple said that some people think that Emperor Jianwen hid in the Foluo Temple in Pingchang, Sichuan, and died of illness here, and was buried on the slope behind the temple. The reason why Emperor Jianwen chose Foluo Temple was because he liked that it was remote and difficult to find.

Because he often cried secretly in the direction of the capital, later generations changed the name of Foluo Temple to Wangjing Temple. In addition, in recent years, some people claim to be the descendants of Emperor Jianwen, and dedicate the "Genealogy of the Jean Family", saying that Emperor Jianwen escaped from Nanjing through the tunnel, pretended to be a monk, traveled all over the world, and then lived in seclusion in Wuchang, and was buried in Hongshan in Wuchang after his death. Of course, this statement has yet to be further verified.

The explanations, legends, and incidents of the mystery of Emperor Jianwen's death are by no means the ones listed above, and there are many poignant stories that have been circulated in many books and orally, and they will be passed on. Of course, there is no conclusive evidence of what happened to Emperor Jianwen, and it has become a difficult mystery in Chinese history to solve.

I don't know how he died, only that his death is a mystery for the ages. In the history of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di (Emperor Yongle) removed him, and it was not until the Qing Dynasty that his name was restored. And after so many years, there is too much speculation about the cause of his death.

History is based on success or failure, Emperor Jianwen (Zhu Yunwen) was defeated by his uncle Zhu Di, Zhu Di, as the emperor, will not let himself have such a big shortcoming. In the end, we can only hope that Zhu Yunwen is the best outcome. For example, Xi Shi, there are many theories about her death, but only with Fan Li has West Lake.

This ending is widely circulated.

The historical record is that he disappeared, and as for the theory that he was burned to death and became a monk, it is impossible to verify.

This is one of the unsolved mysteries of history. Some people say that they died in the war, some people say that they became monks, and some of the ** people were able to die of old age, but the result is that there are different opinions, but unfortunately none of them have been strongly verified.

One said that he was burned to death, and the other said that he became a monk!

It was a suspense case, and no one knew about it.

Emperor Jianwen became a monk in Dongming Temple.