Zhu Qizhen was arrested by the tile thorns, why is his temple number still Yingzong?

Because Zhu Qizhen did not have any great achievements to praise during his lifetime, the new emperor could only use Yingzong, who represented the untimely death, as the temple name of Zhu Qizhen.

Because he did not do anything harmful to the interests of the country during the period of his captivity, and he himself was also the emperor, the temple name was still Yingzong.

The temple number Li Ying is not a powerful word, it probably means that he is a good person, that's all.

The change is that the Ming Dynasty will continue to decline, because Zhu Qizhen is a very emotional person, and if he regains the throne, it is very likely that he will choose to seek revenge from Wara, so that the Ming Dynasty will continue to fall into endless wars.

There will be particularly big changes, the Ming Dynasty is likely to continue for more than 200 years, the economic and political development will be faster and faster, will form a different situation, and may continue to be brilliant.

I think the Ming Dynasty may become smooth, the country and the people will be safe, and there will be no war, no turmoil, and the people will be very happy.

Let's do it again, and Daming is done. Can a silkworm with a brain heal itself if his head is not replaced?

The Ming Dynasty would have entered dark mode a few years earlier.

Zhu Qizhen was the sixth and eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty (reigned twice from 1435 to 1449 and 1457 to 1464).

In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449 AD), the change of Tumubao, was captured by Wara, and his younger brother Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne and called the emperor, and respected Yingzong as the emperor and changed the Yuan Jingtai. In desperation, Wara released Yingzong.

Immediately, Emperor Jingtai put him under house arrest in Nangong. One lock is seven years.

In the eighth year of Jingtai (1457), Shi Heng and others launched a change to seize the door, and Yingzong was restored to the emperor and changed to Tianshun.

In the eighth year of Tianshun (1464 AD), he died of illness. The temple number is Yingzong, and it is said that the law is heavenly, the way is benevolent, the Ming is sincere, and the emperor respects the emperor of Zhaowen Xianwu to Deguang Xiaorui. Buried in the Ming Ming Tombs of Yuling.

It was entirely by virtue of his charisma that he moved his captives with his unyielding loyalty when he was captured.

Ming Yingzong was actually released back by Mongolia on his own initiative, and because of Ming Yingzong's momentum, he was also very respected during his capture.

This operation became the fuse for the full-scale outbreak of the Mongol-Song War and the key to the start of the Mongol-Song War.

Wang Zhen, the eunuch, miscommanded the army, not only exposing his weaknesses to the enemy, but also ignoring all facts.

Warat and the Ming Dynasty negotiated. Eventually, it would be good for itself to negotiate the return of Yingzong.