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In order to obtain the throne, Zhu Di launched the Yan King Rebellion, bloody seizure of military power, and at the same time slaughtered, so later generations felt that Zhu Di was a tyrant.

Because Zhu Di did develop a new dynasty very well, but he became a monarch after the Jingkang Change, and later generations think that he is a tyrant because he used inappropriate means to become a monarch.

Kangxi believes that Zhu Di's merits are far better than those of the Tang and Han dynasties, but later generations regard him as a tyrant because his ascension to the throne is indeed violent control, but his contribution cannot be denied.

Kangxi commented on Zhu Di, far from the Han and Tang Dynasties. It means that Emperor Zhu Di surpassed Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, which is very highly evaluated, because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty were already very famous emperors in history.

Emperor Kangxi. When he went down to the south of the Yangtze River, he once worshipped Zhu Yuanzhang.

wrote four words for Zhu Yuanzhang "Zhilong Tang and Song Dynasty", that is, in the Kangxi Emperor's family only search, Zhu Yuanzhang's governance of the country made the country at that time comparable to China's most prosperous Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty, such an evaluation is really very high, you know, Emperor Kangxi is the second emperor of the Qing Dynasty after entering the customs, until the recovery of Taiwan Kangxi Emperor unified the whole of China, an emperor of the Qing Dynasty to evaluate the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, it can be seen that Emperor Kangxi admired Zhu Yuanzhang very much.

So, what did Emperor Kangxi say about Zhu Di? What does "Far Reach Han and Tang Dynasties" mean, the country governed by Zhu Di has surpassed the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, and we usually treat Zhu Di, the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty.

Some people evaluate Zhu Di as a "usurp", his throne was usurped, not given to him by Zhu Yuanzhang, so let's talk about it, shouldn't Zhu Di really be the emperor?

First of all, Zhu Yuanzhang asked Zhu Yunwen.

As an emperor, in fact, from the perspective of succession to the throne, Zhu Yuanzhang is to maintain the primogeniture inheritance system.

We see that the succession to the throne of the Ming and Qing dynasties has a very different way, the Qing Dynasty from Yongzheng is the emperor's posthumous photo to determine the successor of the imperial power, and the Ming Dynasty is different, starting from Zhu Yuanzhang, it is set up to inherit the eldest son, even if the prince at that time is dead, Zhu Yuanzhang also wants to let Zishan and his grandson Zhu Yunwen inherit the throne.

It can be seen that Zhu Di's imperial power was indeed usurped, and at that time, Zhu Di moved the capital to Beijing in the process of ruling at that time, and the Son of Heaven guarded the country.

And in order to strengthen the imperial power, with such an authoritarian institution as the East Factory and the West Factory, from the perspective of the concentration of imperial power, Zhu Di was a very competent emperor.

In addition, from Zhu Di's point of view, Zhu Di's seizure of power was based on "appeasement."

In the name of the name, that is to say, such a title is not a direct usurpation of power, we look at Zhu Di's seizure of power from a historical point of view, in fact, there is no problem, on the contrary, this exposes Emperor Jianwen.

Zhu Yunwen's weakness to the power of the vassal king after he came to power, and even many people in later generations thought that Zhu Yuanzhang really should not let his grandson be the emperor.

Emperor Kangxi commented that Zhu Di was a rebel. Because the way Zhu Di's throne was obtained could not be recognized by Emperor Kangxi.

Because there are too many brain-dead Qing court dramas now, the Qing Dynasty has been washed in vain.

Kangxi commented on Zhu Di, far from the Han and Tang Dynasties.

This means that Zhu Di's life achievements far exceed those of the two most famous dynasties in Chinese history, the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty. The Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty were two remarkable eras, and Zhu Di's era would have far surpassed the Han and Tang dynasties.

Zhu Di is a very brave emperor, he has always had 5 expeditions to Mongolia in his life, each time he led hundreds of thousands of troops, although not every victory, but it made the border area is terrified of him. And when it comes to real power, the Ming Dynasty is far superior to the border tribes and nationalities, and even the Mongolian army is just as frightened in the face of Zhu Di's military horses, and fled all the way.

What's more worth mentioning is that when Zhu Di was in power, the national strength was very strong, not only daring to fight with the surrounding areas, but also supporting "two-front warfare", that is, the emperor could attack Mongolia while fighting Vietnam, and the rock cover could also achieve victory.

During Zhu Di's reign, there was also an incident that has been praised by later generations, that is, Zheng He went to the West. He used this method to promote national prestige, so that many Western countries knew the strength of Burning Zaoxiang China. It's just that such a situation only existed during Zhu Di's reign.

Since then, few emperors of the Ming Dynasty have been able to handle it, which has also led to the increasing decay of the country.

Third, diplomacy and culture blossomed in other aspects Zhu Di also worked hard to manage, Zheng He's seven times to the West were arranged by Zhu Di single-handedly, it can be said that Zhu Di can let Zheng He go so far is not only the glory of the Ming Dynasty, but even the pride of the entire history. In terms of culture, there is also the "Yongle Canon" compiled by Zhu Di instructed the civil officials, although it is said that the Yongle Canon has been lost now, but later all kinds of books have recorded the Yongle Canon, and these books refer to a lot of "Yongle Canon" content, which can be said to have indirectly influenced the production of these books. So such a monarch cannot be called a tyrant.

Zhu Di is not a tyrant, Zhu Di vigorously developed agriculture during his reign, and sent troops to resist the southward attack of Wara, it can be seen that Zhu Di is a Ming monarch on the contrary.

No, although Zhu Di usurped the throne and his nephew seized the world, he did a lot of great things during his reign and was a majestic emperor.

I don't think so, he is not so tyrannical and authoritarian, in fact, he still has some deeds, he is a meritorious emperor, and he also has advantages.

How to define an emperor through the ages, if only one emperor in Chinese history is chosen, then this honor belongs to Qin Shi Huang. If you pick one every 1000 years, then there are Qin Shi Huang, Tang Taizong, Genghis Khan. If it is relaxed again, one in 500 years, there are Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Li Shimin, Genghis Khan, and Kangxi.

Even if you choose one for each dynasty, it will be Zhu Yuanzhang's turn in the Ming Dynasty, not Zhu Di, so if you have to choose from the two candidate emperors you mentioned, Kangxi is still reliable.