In Daming Fenghua , how much does Zhu Di like Zhu Zhanji, the crown prince?

Zhu Di likes the imperial grandson very much, because Zhu Di feels that the imperial grandson has brought him a lot of good luck, so he is also very partial to the imperial grandson.

I like it very much, although he is a confident person, he likes the imperial grandson very much, but also because the imperial grandson is too young.

The similarity between Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Zhanji is that both of them suffered from their uncle's rebellion during their reigns, and the difference is that Zhu Yunwen was robbed of the throne by his rebellious uncle, while Zhu Zhanji successfully kept the throne.

In 1392, Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, died of illness. In order to dispel the covetousness of the vassal kings for the throne, and because Zhu Yunwen, who is the son of Zhu Biao, is very benevolent and filial, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, established Zhu Yunwen as the emperor's grandson when he re-established the prince. Later, Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne in 1398.

After ascending the throne, Zhu Yunwen even carried out a feudal reduction action against his feudal lords and uncles. With the reduction of feudal domains, many feudal kings were deposed or killed one after another. <>

In this situation, Zhu Di, the king of Yan, who was already coveting the throne and was still very powerful, simply raised troops. The mutiny led by Zhu Di broke out in 1399 and took about four years to finally end. At the end of this mutiny, Zhu Di seized the throne as he wished.

The throne that Zhu Yunwen had taken away later passed to Zhu Zhanji in 1425. Zhu Zhanji is the grandson of Zhu Di, his father Zhu Gaochi was made crown prince in 1404 because he was the eldest son, and Zhu Zhanji was made crown prince in 1411 because of his intelligence. Later, in 1425, Zhu Gaochi, who had been on the throne for less than a year, suddenly died of illness, and Zhu Zhanji, as the prince, immediately ascended the throne.

In the process of Zhu Zhanji rushing back to Beijing from Nanjing to mourn and take the throne, his uncle Zhu Gaoxu set up an ambush halfway and tried to assassinate him.

Speaking of this Zhu Gaochu, he has always been disdainful of Zhu Gaochi, the prince's brother, so he has always wanted to replace him, but he has never been able to do so. When Zhu Gaochi died suddenly, Zhu Gaochu once again wanted to take the opportunity to seize the throne, but he also failed to succeed. After Zhu Zhanji ascended to the throne without danger, Zhu Gaoxu later organized a mutiny in 1426.

However, this mutiny was quickly suppressed, and Zhu Zhanji, as the victorious side, not only succeeded in retaining the throne, but he also succeeded in removing Zhu Gaoxu, a security risk.

In this comparison, although Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Zhanji, who are the "only" emperors of the Ming Dynasty, have suffered from their uncle's rebellion, their endings are completely different.

The same thing is that they are very much loved by their emperor grandfather, they are gifted and intelligent, and they are expected to be high, and they became the emperor's grandson at a young age, and successfully ascended the throne as emperor; The difference is that Zhu Yunwen was made the imperial grandson after the death of his father Zhu Biao, and he is not the eldest grandson, but Zhu Zhanji. It was when his father was the crown prince that he was made the imperial grandson and the eldest grandson of Zhu Di.

I think the similarity between the two of them lies in the fact that they are relatively similar in policy, and they were both evacuated as imperial uncles, and they were both directly appointed as the next successors when their grandfathers were emperors; The difference is that their identities are different, Zhu Zhanji is the eldest grandson, and Zhu Yunwen is the second grandson, which leads to a very big difference in the education and culture they receive and the future emperor's road.

What they have in common is that they are favored by their grandfather, they are very intelligent and very talented. Later, they all inherited the throne, and their uncles also rebelled. Differences: Zhu Zhanji is the eldest grandson of Zhu Di, and Zhu Yunwen is only the second son of Zhu Biaoshu, but the two have different personalities, abilities, and patterns.

What is in common is that they are relatively close. All have this ambition. None of the relationships are particularly close.

Both of them were not particularly helpful to the imperial court. He is also very responsible for the imperial court. The difference is that they have different views on the imperial court, and the identities of the two people are different.

The way the imperial court was governed was different, and this is what they have in common and what makes them different.

The similarity lies in the fact that both of them once had high hopes and became the successors of the Ming Dynasty, and both had super high status. The difference is that Zhu Zhanji has better personal ability, higher status, stronger contribution to the country, and different ages of death.

Zhu Zhanji of Ming Xuanzong was generally a good emperor, and the Renxuan and Xuan dynasties were compared by historians to the great rule of Zhou Zhichengkang and Han Wenjing.

Emperor Xuanzong can be said to have completed the historical mission of the Ming Dynasty in terms of national economic development, but compared with his internal affairs, military achievements are really undesirable. His policy is of course people-oriented, but all in a negative direction, so that the majesty of the empire continues to weaken, the Ming Dynasty rulers since then to his policy as a model, has been implementing a negative policy, and finally made the Ming Dynasty all neighbors enemies, should be too busy and the national strength is consumed, and finally let the Manchus take advantage of the country.

One generation does what one generation does. It is true that he likes to play crickets, but he did not delay the government, the country is strong, wouldn't it be good to engage in some entertainment industry. Indeed, it is precisely because of his promotion of weaving that the value of crickets has risen sharply, but it is nothing compared to merit.

Relatively speaking, Ming Xuanzong did not have much merit, but he also did not have much fault. It's okay to say eight points of merit, and it's okay to pass two points, and he can be regarded as an excellent Shoucheng emperor.

The most righteous person in the country, only the Han and Ming, the change of the national policy of the two dynasties:

Han Dynasty: Liu Bang fought the world, and Emperor Wenjing recuperated, and then he had enough national strength to support Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to expand his territory. However, in his later years, Emperor Wu was tired and civil strife broke out in the world, so he had to turn to rest and recuperate, and it was not until Emperor Xuan that he once again realized the full heyday of the Han Dynasty's national power.

Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang fought the world, Zhu Di opened up the territory and expanded the territory, the world was tired, and it was an inevitable choice for the second emperor Renxuan to recuperate, but it was a pity that Yingzong lived up to the team left by his ancestors, and most of the future emperors died when they were young people ascending the throne in their prime, and they did not have the ability and courage to achieve another breakthrough.

Xuanzong completed the task of his generation to recuperate relatively well, and was also considered a generation of Ming monarchs at that time and in later generations. As for the measures to make the eunuchs of the inner palace literate and give up Annam, the background at that time was reasonable, although later generations seemed to think that there were many problems and could be criticized, but more responsibility was still on the unenterprising of the emperors of later generations, and the pot should not be thrown to the predecessors.

In the film and television drama "Daming Fenghua", Zhu Zhanji is a good emperor, although he has many shortcomings, but in some political affairs, some of his decisions are still useful.

As far as I know, he was indeed a good emperor, and he was also a son of the people. Although it may be extravagant and wasteful, all he does is to prove that he has a good emperor.

is a good emperor, because he has also done a lot of meaningful things, and he also has clear rewards and punishments, which has been praised by many ordinary people.

Yes, in history this man was a good emperor, and there is a clear record, and he also has a very deep impression of this emperor.

Zhu Zhanji in the Ming Dynasty is undoubtedly a wise monarch, he knows how to make good use of people, appoints people on the basis of merit, implements benevolent government, and finally allows the people to live and work in peace and contentment, for a king, this is already a specific manifestation of caring for the people. If you have to say that he is faint, it must still belong to the fact that he loves to play cricket.

Zhu Zhanji's reign was not long, but in fact he was a good king. During the reign of him and his father, it was also known as the reign of Renxuan, but his father only had a short year, so the rule of Renxuan also fully demonstrated the people's recognition of him. But many people will discuss whether Zhu Zhanji is a bright monarch or a faint monarch, and that is because he has a hobby, which is a bit unelegant, that is, playing cricket.

It's good among the emperors of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Zhanji originally wanted to conquer Sun Ruowei, he felt that a weak woman dared to assassinate and break into the palace at night, and she was very bold, so he wanted to capture her with his own hands. Later, he had more contact with them, and saw Sun Ruowei and Xu Bin's intimacy, so he was a little jealous, so he wanted to take Sun Ruowei over, and then after something happened, he began to gradually fall in love with Sun Ruowei. Zhu Zhanji trusts Sun Ruowei very much and loves him very much.

Zhu Zhanji really likes Sun Ruowei, he knows that Sun Ruowei is related to the assassin of Zhu Di, and he does his best to protect her, and on the wedding night of his wedding with Hu Shanxiang, he also went to Sun Ruowei's room to rest.

Zhu Zhanji just has a feeling of appreciation for Sun Ruowei, although Sun Ruowei is beautiful, she can't enter Zhu Zhanji's heart, she is just a substitute, how can she really like it.

Of course it's true, from beginning to end, I only like Sun Ruowei alone, marrying Hu Shanxiang and making her the queen are all forced to make a painful decision to take into account the overall situation.

Episode 23 of "Daming Fenghua", the old emperor Zhu Di educated his grandson Zhu Zhanji, "The great talents in the world are all fierce horses, and there is no one who is easy to control, I will hand over Yu Qian to you, you surrender to his heart, rectify him, educate him, just one thing, you must not kill."

Such a person is your antipyretic medicine, your life amulet, God is really not thin on our Zhu family, give you such a handsome master, can speak, dare to repent, be pragmatic and truth-seeking, it is a treasure of the country! ”

Yu Qian said, don't take the lives of soldiers as the Great Wall, but take the hearts of the people in the world as the Great Wall.

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