May I ask whether Zhu Yunwen in history is dead or not?

Zhu Yunwen died.

Li Hong is very good.

Yongzheng came.

Whether Zhu Yunwen died or not is a mystery in history, and the last time I watched the Hundred Lectures, I heard the professor say it, and there is still no conclusion.

I heard that Li Hong likes men.

Kangxi is the third prince, and he has two elder brothers.

Some people say that Yongzheng changed the fourteenth elder brother to the fourth elder brother, but the edict at that time should be written in traditional Yu, and it was impossible to change it.

There is Li Wei.

The damn ones are dead.

The deaths were all miserable.

You get what you deserve.

The process is not mysterious at all.

It's also people who go through the motions.

Authentic people.

Some say that they set fire to themselves in the palace, some say that they fled overseas, and some say that they went to become monks - last year, "Approaching Science" let go of two episodes of "Hongyan Book of Heaven", and according to research, it was preliminarily determined that the "astronomy" engraved on the "Book of Heaven" was the moment when Emperor Jianwen led the army to pass by! Check it out when you have time.

5 years or 4 years (depending on how you count).

30 June 1398 reigned 13 July 1402.

Zhu Yunwen (December 5, 1377—?) The second emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Han nationality, reigned on June 30, 1398 and July 13, 1402, and replied to imitate the era name Jianwen, so later generations called Emperor Jianwen, also known as Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunwen.

Ming Hongwu ten years (1377) December 5, Zhu Yunwen was born in Yingtianfu (now Nanjing), for the second son of Yiwen Prince Zhu Biao, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson, Ming Hongwu 31 years (1399) succeeded to the emperor's throne, Zhu Yunwen during the reign of the role of civil officials in the national government, lenient prison sentences, severe punishment of eunuchs, while changing his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang some of the maladministration, known as the "Jianwen New Deal".

Zhu Yunwen's whereabouts are unknown after the Battle of Jingjing, when Mei Yin, the commander of the horses, was in the army, from Huang Yanqing's discussion, in order to mourn, to pursue the filial piety of the emperor, the temple number Shenzong, after the afternoon of the noon.

In July of the first year of Hongguang in the Southern Ming Dynasty, the temple number was restored with the Emperor Xian, the temple name was changed to Huizong, and the name was the heir Tianzhang Dao Cheng Yi Yuan Gongguan Wen Yang Wu Ke Ren Du Xiao let the emperor which demolition, the first year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty was called Emperor Gong Min Hui, and some people in later generations were called Emperor Wen of the Qing Dynasty with its year name.

Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne on June 30, 1398, and then abdicated on July 13, 1402, serving as the emperor for four years, with the year name Jianwen, known as Emperor Jianwen.

Zhu Yunwen died on June 30, 1398, and a few days later, he ascended the throne in Nanjing as the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang at the age of 21. During Zhu Yunwen's reign, he strengthened the role of civil officials in national politics, lenient sentences and prisons, and severely punished eunuchs, while changing some of the malpractices of his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang, known as the "Jianwen New Deal".

Later, Zhu Yunwen was usurped by Zhu Di due to the failure of the Battle of Jingjing, and officially abdicated on July 13, 1402, and Zhu Di, the king of Yan, ascended the throne in Nanjing in the same year, and changed the name of the year to Yongle.