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Soon after Zhu Qizhen was defeated and captured, Yu Qian tried his best to support Zhu Qiyu to ascend the throne, the Ming court had guards in various places, and the border defense also had the Ming army, the emperor was replaced by Zhu Qiyu, Yu Qian served as the secretary of the military department, the country of the Ming Dynasty was stable, at the same time that nearly 100,000 Ming troops guarded the Beijing division, the division of the king of Qin from all over the country was also constantly rushing to the Beijing division, the Ming army reached the period of Zhu Qizhen's reign, and the combat power became weak, but the overall number of the Ming army was still several times more than the Wara army, according to the Ming Shiwei volume, recorded, Hongwu twenty-six years, There are a total of 329 national guards in the Ming Dynasty, and during the Yongle period of Zhu Di's reign, the number of guards in the country increased to 493, and according to the calculation of 5,000 people in each guard, even in the reign of Zhu Qizhen, the total number of the Ming army should be about two million.

After all, Zhu Qizhen is the emperor, although the emperor used the wrong person to let the eunuch take power, but the person directly responsible for the Tumubao incident was the eunuch and not the emperor, so he was not held responsible.

Zhu Qizhen's ineffective command as the emperor caused the defeat of Tumubao and his capture, and he could not be held accountable after being captured, and even if he was not obeyed, it was difficult to hold him accountable after making a mistake as the emperor, and no one dared to hold him accountable.

The incident of Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen being captured is the change of Tumubao in history, this matter is very disgraceful, Zhu Qizhen was captured by the people of Warabu.

Yes, during Zhu Qizhen's Fourth Northern Expedition, the Ming Dynasty was defeated by Wara at Tumubao, and he himself was captured, and the incident was called the "Tumu Change".

No, these are two things, Zhu Qizhen's capture and the change of Tumubao are two things, because the strength of the Ming Dynasty has weakened at that time.

Yes. After the Tumubao Incident, it was not only the emperor Ming Yingzong, soldiers and eunuchs who suffered the most, but also the court ladies and women of the Ming Dynasty. The civil and engineering changes and the robbery of women were also widely circulated in the records of later generations, and became an indelible shame in the Ming Dynasty.

It was the change of the civil fort in history, and the impact of this incident at that time was also very large, and many people knew about this war.

It's a mistake, after all, he may have been very simple at that time, but this war not only dealt a serious blow to him, but also caused him to suffer a disaster of near annihilation, and it was precisely because of this war that he changed his mind, and a series of actions he made after returning to China was also very frightening.

It was he who believed the wrong person. This time caused the Ming Dynasty to be defeated by Wara and dealt a blow to the Ming Dynasty, and if this war had not been launched at that time, both sides might have been safe and continued to live peacefully.

I think it may be because he believed in the wrong person, and the other party disguised himself too well on weekdays, and then betrayed him at a critical moment.

After the change of the civil fort in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qiyu, the younger brother of Zhu Qizhen of Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne and became the emperor. Later, Yingzong returned to Beijing and was placed under house arrest by Emperor Jingtai in Nangong. In the eighth year of Jingtai (1457), Shi Heng and others launched a change to seize the door, Yingzong was reinstated, proclaimed emperor for the second time, and changed Yuan Tianshun.

In the eighth year of Tianshun (1464), Ming Yingzong died of illness, and the temple name was Yingzong.

Zhu Qizhen reigned for 22 years, and in the early days of his reign, he made great efforts to stabilize the southwestern territory. At the beginning, he favored Wang Zhen, and later favored Cao Jixiang and Shi Heng, although there were deficiencies in politics, but in his later years, he appointed Li Xian, listened to the advice, was benevolent and thrifty, loved the people, and abolished the funeral system, which was a lot of goodness.

In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449), Emperor Zhu Qizhen was captured, and later released, and then spent seven years under house arrest by Emperor Jingtai.

On the sixteenth day of the first month of the eighth year of Tianshun (February 23, 1464), Emperor Yingzong died at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve, and was buried in Yuling, with the temple name Yingzong.

After Warat negotiated peace with the Ming Dynasty, Wara released the captive Ming Yingzong, and at this time the Ming Dynasty had already appointed his younger brother as the Ming Dynasty Emperor. After Ming Yingzong was released, he launched the South Gate Rebellion and re-ascended the throne.

To put it simply:

After being captured, Yu Qian turned the tide, protected the Ming Dynasty, and elected his younger brother Zhu Qiyu as Emperor Jing of the Ming Dynasty, and later Yingzong was released back to the dynasty, and was placed under house arrest with Nangong, during which he was under house arrest and Shi Heng and others (and Yu Qian had a holiday) had close contacts, secretly planned a reset plan, Emperor Hou Jing was seriously ill, and he launched a mutiny to seize the throne; Emperor Jing died, and the ruling did not make any achievements, leaving only one object to the descendants, cloisonne (Jingtai is the name of Emperor Jing).

In fact, Ming Yingzong was a very popular person, and after he was captured, he had a good relationship with the younger brother of the Mongol general, and with his help, he was saved from being poisoned, and was finally sent back.

The younger brother became the emperor, and later Zhu Qizhen was released. Later, Shi Heng and others took advantage of his Zhu Qiyu's serious illness and launched a change to seize the door. and welcomed Zhu Qizhen back to the throne.

After being captured, he was also released after many years. Later, he was placed under house arrest by Zhu Qiyu in Nangong. When Zhu Qiyu was seriously ill, he and Shi Heng launched a mutiny, seized the throne, and was known as the restoration of Yingzong.

After being rescued, Zhu Qiyu was placed under house arrest in Nangong, and in eight years, Wuqing Marquis Shiheng and others took advantage of Emperor Jing's serious illness to launch a mutiny, Yingyingzong was reinstated, and Yuan Tianshun was changed.

Finally, he returned to Beijing, was placed under house arrest by his brother, and later became emperor.

didn't kill "Come back, wait for him to die first, and then be the emperor."

Captured, locked in the sheepfold, treated like animals.

His younger brother became the emperor and rescued him, didn't he put him under house arrest.

He came back and became emperor again. For details, please see the second part of those things in the Ming Dynasty, I'm too lazy to talk about it.