"Zhu Biao, the eldest son of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and his mother Xiaoci Gao, Empress Ma..."
In Shouning Palace, the side hall where Han Cheng lived, Han Cheng's voice sounded slowly.
He began to tell Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao about Zhu Biao.
As a result, Zhu Yuanzhang, who had always wanted to hear about Zhu Biao, turned dark when Han Cheng opened his mouth.
Zhu Biao's expression also looked a little strange.
"Stop! Stop!"
Zhu Yuanzhang interrupted Han Cheng.
When Han Cheng saw this, he couldn't help but be startled, what's going on?
This is just the beginning, why are you so embarrassed?
Is this a premonition that what I will tell you next will be too exciting?
"Your Majesty, do you not want to hear it?
Great! Then I can make mooncakes with confidence! "
Zhu Yuanzhang's face turned even darker when he saw Han Cheng's behavior.
"When you talk about Biao'er's affairs, just talk about Biao'er's affairs. If you're fine, what do you mean by Ming Taizu Gao Emperor? What do you mean by Xiaoci Gao Emperor?"
Zhu Yuanzhang looked at Han Cheng and said angrily.
Good guy, if you open your mouth, you and our girl will be sent away together, right?
Is there anyone who says a posthumous title in front of a living person?
Are you really polite?
Although Lao Zhu has always believed that everyone must die, the moment a person is born, he is destined to die in the future.
But now, when Han Cheng, a later comer, mentioned him and his sister's posthumous title directly in front of him, he still felt awkward.
Han Cheng was stunned for a moment. This is how it was recorded in history. If I just put it this way, am I wrong?
What went wrong?
When Zhu Biao saw that Han Cheng didn't realize what was going on, he had no choice but to tell the story.
"Han Cheng, although I know that you came here hundreds of years later, to you and to the dynasty you live in, we can all be said to be dead people.
But then you can’t say posthumous names in front of us..."
After Zhu Biao's reminder and explanation, Han Cheng realized what the problem was.
"Sorry, sorry, I don't know much about this.
It was easy to say for a while, I just said it as written in history, I will pay attention to it later. "
Han Cheng apologized.
Sure enough, in ancient times, due to different living habits and other differences, it was easy to get into trouble if you were not careful.
"Prince Zhu Biao was born in the first year of Longfeng, which was the fifteenth year of Zhizheng in the Yuan Dynasty.
When Emperor Hongwu called him King Wu, he established him as the crown prince of King Wu.
Later, he followed Song Lian to study Confucian classics.
He was carefully taught since childhood.
Emperor Hongwu had high hopes for him and trained him in many aspects.
In the first month of the first year of Hongwu, he was established as the crown prince and officially designated as his successor.
The prince has been familiar with Confucian classics since he was a child. He has a kind and generous personality and is very friendly to his younger brothers.
He is also deeply loved by his younger brothers and has high prestige among them..."
Han Cheng is here to tell some things he knows about Zhu Biao.
Although what Han Cheng is telling now happened fifteen years ago in Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang knows it all.
However, Zhu Yuanzhang did not feel bored listening to Han Cheng's story here.
On the contrary, I listened with great interest.
As Han Cheng told it, Zhu Yuanzhang remembered a lot about Zhu Biao's past.
I remembered my joy at having my first son, and the scene when Zhu Biao made a milky cry for the first time and called daddy vaguely.
I remembered his Biao'er and saw him staggering towards me after returning from the expedition, asking for a hug.
It reminds me of Biao'er, taking care of his younger siblings like a grown-up.
My own standard has been sensible since I was a child.
It’s rare to see!
As for Zhu Biao, he also fell into memories as Han Cheng told it.
Many past events became clear in my mind again.
Especially the things between him and his younger brothers and sisters, one after another, all came to mind.
I just feel very warm.
People say that the most ruthless emperor's family.
Between father and son, brothers, for that position, all kinds of struggles for power and all kinds of calculations.
As a result, father and son turned against each other and brothers became enemies.
A brother kills his brother, and a son imprisons his father.
Before his father fell ill and died, several brothers began to fight over each other. When everything settled, the heroes who had been sitting on the throne had been dead for a long time, with their bones exposed and filled with maggots...
Zhu Biao, who is familiar with history, has seen too many tragedies in the imperial family through history books.
It is also because of this that he feels deeply grateful and feels how lucky he is.
None of these uncomfortable and heartless things happened to him.
His father never put up any defense against him.
The emperor and the prince share an administrative team, which is unique in history books.
Many brothers respect him very much and listen to his elder brother very much.
Zhu Biao can be sure that after he becomes the emperor, he will not have any brothers who will rebel!
He has this confidence.
Thinking that many younger brothers who had gone to join the feudal clan would return to Nanjing in the past few days, Zhu Biao became even more expectant and happy.
"Prince Zhu Biao was very popular with Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty... ah no, Emperor Hongwu. He was also really talented.
Since he tried to handle government affairs, he has been conscientious and handled things extremely well.
Emperor Hongwu trusted him very much and did not put any precautions against him.
Seeing the prince grow up and excel will only make him happy, without any worries.
For this reason, Prince Zhu Biao was called by later generations the most stable prince in history.
There are some words in later generations that are widely circulated.
For example, some people say that if one day Prince Zhu Biao really rebels, Emperor Hongwu will not only not be angry, but also be extremely happy.
I think his son has become successful!
He will also ask with concern whether his son's troops and horses are enough, and whether he needs to transfer more from here.
Emperor Hongwu will definitely become the first military advisor beside Prince Zhu Biao when he rebels..."
"Hahaha……"
Before Han Cheng could finish his words, Zhu Yuanzhang burst into hearty laughter.
good!
This is so well said!
To your own taste! !
Who made his mark so good?
"Biao'er, hurry up and practice your skills more.
If you want to take the throne one day, just tell us. If you want us to give up the position directly, that's fine. If you think it's pointless to give up the position, you can raise an army. We'll give you good advice! "
Zhu Yuanzhang looked at Zhu Biao and said with a smile.
Look at his mark, how it looks and how pleasing it is!
Zhu Biao waved his hands repeatedly, indicating that he did not dare to have such thoughts and asked his father not to say such things.
Zhu Yuanzhang smiled and said: "Biao'er, what are you afraid of? The world we conquer is for you! If you really do this, it will be too late for us to be happy!
Sometimes I feel quite tired, and I just need a legitimate rest...
When do you want to be the emperor, tell us immediately! "
"In the 24th year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao was ordered to inspect Shaanxi. The King of Qin, Zhu Ping, who was granted the title here, made many mistakes here and was recalled to the capital. Prince Zhu Biao took advantage of the situation to investigate King Qin's words and deeds here...
Prince Zhu Biao returned from his inspection tour and presented a more detailed map of Shaanxi and interceded on behalf of the King of Qin.
After Emperor Hongwu severely reprimanded King Qin, he allowed King Qin to return to his fiefdom..."
Han Cheng stopped here.
Next, let’s talk about Zhu Biao’s death...
"Huh? Why don't you say anything? We're still waiting to hear what Biao'er did after he became emperor!"
Zhu Yuanzhang, who listened with great interest, turned to look at Han Cheng, looking a little dissatisfied, and said impatiently...
