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Anonymous users2024-02-12As the grandchild of the Empress Dowager Zhang, it is impossible for Zhu Qizhen to kill the Empress Dowager Zhang, if she was still alive when Zhu Qizhen's Nangong was restored, then Zhu Qizhen would at most put her under house arrest, and it was impossible to kill her.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11I think the main reason is that Empress Dowager Zhang's ambition is very big, and there is also the result of the existence of Empress Dowager Zhang affecting Zhu Qizhen's throne.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Empress Dowager Zhang reprimanded him for his actions many times, but Zhu Qizhen, in order to cover up his crimes, had to kill Empress Dowager Zhang.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The current TV series are made up nonsense, seriously distorting the facts, and subverting the image of historical figures.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08After the death of Empress Dowager Zhang in history, the Ming God of War began to wave, don't treat film and television dramas as history as a manifestation of your ignorance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Which TV series or ** is making it up?
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Don't talk about the TV series like the official history, thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Zhu Qizhen killed Empress Dowager Zhang because the existence of Empress Dowager Zhang posed a certain threat to Zhu Qizhen's throne, and he was afraid that Empress Dowager Zhang would pull him off the throne that day.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04At that time, Zhu Qizhen became a captive emperor, and when Zhu Qizhen was not in power, the Empress Dowager Zhang had already died, and the highly respected Sanyang in the cabinet retired and died one after another, so Zhu Qizhen had to grasp the power, so there was no such event in history, only the TV series adaptation will have the incident of Zhu Qizhen killing the Empress Dowager Zhang.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen is the eldest son of Zhu Zhanji, the sixth monarch of the Ming Empire, and ascended the throne as emperor at the age of 9. This is the first time that Zhu Qizhen became the emperor, it was for Ming Yingzong, and then Ming Yingzong was defeated in the Tumubao Rebellion, and was captured as a prisoner by the Tile Assassin State, and his younger brother Zhu Wuling Hui Qiyu ascended the throne.
Later, Zhu Qizhen was released and returned to China, and Zhu Qizhen at that time was no longer the identity of the emperor, but became the emperor, and it was his younger brother Zhu Qiyu who was in power. The eunuch Cao Jixiang launched a coup d'état, and the participants also included Wuqing Hou Shiheng, known in history: Nangong restoration.
After the coup d'état, Zhu Qiyu of the Ming Dynasty died, and Zhu Qizhen regained the throne, which was Zhu Qizhen's second time as emperor.
Treating Zhu Qizhen well is actually a matter of interest, as long as Zhu Qizhen is in Yexian's hands, it is a bargaining chip, and Zhu Qizhen's life must be guaranteed to be safe in order to facilitate negotiations. Moreover, there is actually another purpose first, that is, to let Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu fight in the nest, and then they can sit and reap the benefits of the fisherman. >>>More
That's because he also wanted to detain Zhu Qizhen as a hostage and use Zhu Qizhen to blackmail the new emperor in the Central Plains, which was more beneficial than killing Zhu Qizhen, so he didn't kill Zhu Qizhen first.
Because he was still very young at the time, of course he was afraid of death, and he also wanted to return to the Ming Dynasty and be his emperor again, so he did not choose to die even if he was humiliated.
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.
The Battle of Tumubao refers to the defeat of the army by the Wara army at Tumubao, and the capture of Ming Yingzong. In February of the fourteenth year of Ming orthodoxy (1449), the leader of the Mongolian Warat tribe also sent more than 2,000 people to pay tribute to the Ming Dynasty ** reward, because the eunuch Wang Zhen refused to give more rewards, and subtracted four-fifths of the horse price, failed to meet their requirements, and created a provocation. In July of that year, he commanded all the departments to harass the interior in four ways. >>>More