Was the Ming Dynasty founded by Mingjiao?

Yes, but in the final analysis, it was founded by Jin Yong, because Jin Yong founded Mingjiao as an old man.

The landlord has watched too much "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", it is all written by Mr. Jin Yong after he was in the air, don't take it seriously.

Of course not, otherwise the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty would be Zhang Wuji.

No. I've watched too many TV series.

I've had n classmates ask me this question. No.

Historically, there is no direct connection.

However, in Jin Yong's ** martial arts world, the "Ming Dynasty" originated from Mingjiao, and even the founding fathers of the Ming Dynasty, such as Zhu Yuanzhang, Chang Yuchun, Xu Da, etc., are also affiliated to the Mingjiao, which is large in scale and has many followers. So later, Zhu Yuanzhang seized the power of Zhang Wuji, but the country name was still named "Ming". For the specific story, please refer to "Heaven and Dragon Slayer".

Zhu Yuanzhang was a branch of the Red Turban Army, which was originally launched in combination with Mingjiao, Maitreya, and Baijiao. Because of the red flag, the head is tied with a red scarf, also known as the "red scarf" or "Red Army", and the propaganda "Maitreya was born" and "King Ming was born".

There should still be a certain relationship between this, at least there should be a connection between Zhu Yuanzhang and Mingjiao, so there should be a certain relationship between them, because Zhu Yuanzhang was born in the Red Turban Army, and at that time these people should have a certain relationship with Mingjiao, which should be able to be seen from history, that is to say, there is a relationship between the Red Turban Army and Mingjiao, so through this level, there is also a relationship between Zhu Yuanzhang and Mingjiao.

According to legend, Zhu Yuanzhang initially set the world, and the founding of the country was intended to be in Dazhong, and even if he prayed for the sky, he would get the Ming Dynasty. It is also known as the Emperor Ming, and it was called the former Ming Dynasty during the Qing Dynasty. And because the royal family surname is Zhu, he is called Zhu Ming.

There are many sayings about the name of the Ming Dynasty, which is generally believed to be related to religion, Wu Han and others believe that the source of the Ming name is Mingjiao, and Hu Axiang of Nanjing University believes that this country name comes from the White Lotus Sect, and the source is Buddhism. Zhu Yuanzhang has a part of the Ming Sect, and uses "Ming" as the name of the country to show the orthodox status, and at the same time should also respond to the prophecy of "the birth of the Ming King" in the Ming Religion. Secondly, the simile of fire, according to the five virtues, means that the Ming Dynasty replaced the Yuan Dynasty with fire to overcome gold.

Another point of view is that the name of the Ming Dynasty comes from the "Zhou Yi Qian" "The End of the Ming Dynasty", which is the same as the name of the Yuan Dynasty, symbolizing the orthodox transmutation between the Yuan and the Ming Dynasty.

There is a certain inheritance relationship between the two.

In the early days of the peasant uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Han Shantong and Liu Futong claimed that they were the eighth grandsons of Huizong of the Song Dynasty through the Bailian Sect under the slogan of "King Ming was born", and won the recognition of the people. Later, after Han Shantong, the king of Ming, was defeated and captured, his son Han Lin'er was welcomed back by Liu Futong as "King Xiao Ming" and became the nominal leader of the Bailian rebel army (that is, the Red Turban Army and the Xiang Army) at that time.

And Zhu Yuanzhang originally started from one of the Red Turban Army, Guo Zixingbu (his adopted son-in-law), and then rescued Han Lin'er in a way similar to the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty. After that, after winning the battle with Chen Youliang and other rebels, Han Lin'er was drowned in Guazhou by Zhu Yuanzhang's generals.

In the second year of Han Lin'er's drowning, Zhu Yuanzhang changed his name to Wu Yuannian, and then went north to the Central Plains and issued the "Edict to the Central Plains". The following year, the Ming Dynasty was established in Nanjing.

Apocryphal, it doesn't have anything to do with it.

Mingjiao does have this sect.

But Zhu Yuanzhang in history was not Mingjiao, but the Red Turban Army.

In the Ming Dynasty, its country name was called "Da Ming", how did this "Da Ming" come about? Obviously, it has a lot to do with King Xiao Ming. Because Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, originally participated in the uprising of the Red Turban Army, the Red Turban Army was served by Han Lin'er, the king of Xiaoming.

Later, they built the "Great Ming", and these two "Ming" are a "Ming", so the "Ming" of the "Great Ming" is the "Ming" of the King of Xiaoming.

The relationship between Mingjiao and the Ming Dynasty is still very clear, because the words of Mingjiao are only a sect leader and a tribal history, while the words of the Ming Dynasty are only a year and an era.

Mingjiao is real in history, and the Ming of the Ming Dynasty originated from Mingjiao, and Zhu Yuanzhang was also a part of it at that time.

I heard that Zhu Yuanzhang also joined the Ming Sect.

I didn't go to college, and my girlfriend didn't pursue it.

Depression is a cold in the mind, you can try psychological counseling.

Running over to the pillar can crash into it, you used to be able to ** now.

The Ming Dynasty was a secret organization organized by the peasant rebel army in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty to rebel against the Yuan Dynasty, and almost all the leaders of the peasant rebel army at that time joined the Ming Sect. Including Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang.

Historically, the so-called Mingjiao appeared in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty. Mingjiao was actually a non-governmental organization that belonged to the category of peasant uprisings. It played a key role in overthrowing the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty.

The existence of Mingjiao makes many people dislike, and many people are more resistant to the existence of Mingjiao, and the existence of Mingjiao is annoying and hateful.

It was founded by the Persian Mani in the middle of the 3rd century.

The predecessor of Mingjiao was Manichaeism, which was called Mingjiao in the Song Dynasty, and at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang was a member of Mingjiao. However, after Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, the "Da Ming Law" classified Mingjiao as a "leftist evil art" and ordered it to be banned.

Zhang Wuji is just the fictional character of Jin Yong** "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", and there is no such person in history.

Hehe, the previous answer is hilarious. Mingjiao actually originated from a legend that the world was in chaos at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and the people were not happy. There is a story of King Ming's salvation among the people.

With the ineffective rule of the Yuan Dynasty, there were uprisings in various places. The story of King Ming's salvation that everyone first thought of, everyone first launched Han Shantong Ren Mingwang. After Han Shantong's death, Han Lin'er became the king of Ming.

At this time, the world was no longer from the Yuan Dynasty, but from the rebel army. At this time, the largest rebel army was Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang. If Zhu Yuanzhang loses, then Chen Youliang is the emperor.

And just after Zhu Yuanzhang defeated Chen Youliang, he used a plan to make Han Lin'er stumble and fall into the river. Since then, Zhu Yuanzhang has relied on Mingjiao to achieve his goal and ascend to the throne.

Zhu Yuanzhang is the leader of the Mingjiao beggar gang!

Mingjiao is a sect introduced from Persia and belongs to a civil organization, but at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, this religion did participate in the peasant uprising, and the Ming Dynasty was the imperial court established by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Matter. I have also read some books, and Zhu Yuanzhang did use the power of Mingjiao when he got into trouble. Mingjiao did exist in history, Zoroastrianism has heard of it.