Chapter 7 Zhu Yunwen failed to cut down the vassal vassal, and you, Zhu Yuanzhang, have to take half of the responsibility Zhu Yuanzhang looked at Zhu Biao.
Zhu Biao didn't act out of character, but he held on to the side of the bed tightly, his joints turned white, and his nails were dug into the wood.
He is also under great pressure now.
No one wants to die.
Not to mention people like Zhu Biao who handle state affairs conscientiously and are not lazy enough to steal.
What he wanted was to be able to flex his muscles and create a new future for the Ming Dynasty if he became emperor in the future.
But who would have thought that suddenly, he would only have one year left.
Even the calmest person can't stand it.
But Zhu Biao immediately forced himself to calm down after a period of excitement.
He even gave his father a don't worry look.
It was this look, like a knife, that made Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes turn red.
My own son is actually still encouraging us.
Obviously he only has one year.
Up to this time he was still comforting us.
Son, do you know that we would rather trade my life for you?
Chen Han was completely unaware of the emotions of Zhu Yuanzhang and the others, and was still talking:
"After Zhu Biao passed away, Zhu Yuanzhang, in order to allow his grandson to sit on the throne more firmly in the future, eradicated all the martial arts nobles who had prepared for Zhu Biao. The most important among them was Liang Guogong Lan Yu.
Zhu Yuanzhang took great pains for Zhu Yunwen. He asked the commander of the Jin Yiwei to frame Lan Yu for rebellion. The reason was that Lan Yu's father-in-law Ye Sheng was implicated in the Hu Weiyong case. Lan Yu was afraid of being implicated and chose to strike first.
For this reason, the emperor took the opportunity to capture Lan Yu and a group of princes and generals, and killed them all. A total of 5000 people were implicated, which is known as the Lan Yu case in history.
The heavyweights implicated in the Lan Yu case include Ying Guogong Fu Youde, Song Guogong Feng Sheng, Dingyuan Marquis Wang Bi, Heqing Marquis Zhang Yi and others.
The Duke of Ying, Fu Youde, was implicated because he was close to the King of Qin; and the Duke of Song, Feng Sheng, was not only close to the King of Jin, but his daughter even married the King of Zhou, Zhu Ju.
The kings of Qin and Jin were both legitimate sons and the princes most likely to rebel. To eradicate Fu Youde and Feng Sheng would be to break their arms.
Duke Ying and Duke Song were also pitiful. They were involved in the political whirlpool in the court, and they were even more jealous because of their in-law relationship.
Martial arts nobles are often in-laws with each other. These intricate in-laws ensure the alliance between them and help their families resist the impact of political whirlpools.
But once encountering irresistible force, the branches and vines are often involved and uprooted. "
Zhu Yuanzhang listened with no expression on his face, as if he was not surprised at all.
Because the things Chen Han said are indeed easy to do according to his personality and arrangements.
The rise of Lan Yu itself is Zhu Yuanzhang's ingenious arrangement.
Because Lan Yu is the representative of the generals who succeeded Kaiping King Chang Yuchun.
Lan Yu is Chang Yuchun's brother-in-law, and Chang Yuchun is Zhu Biao's father-in-law. Zhu Biao calls Lan Yu his uncle.
After repeatedly achieving extraordinary achievements, Lan Yu has become the talker of the second generation of the military commander group. Although there are Ying Guogong and Song Guogong in front of them, but with Prince Zhu Biao sitting behind them, their strength is no longer as good as Lan. Jade.
Coupled with the great victory in Yuerhai, Lanyu destroyed the Yuan Dynasty in the north. In a sense, it destroyed the symbol of the imperial court of the Great Mongolia, and its prestige was unparalleled for a most important thing is that Lan Yu is arrogant and domineering. In addition to being good at fighting, he is simply mentally retarded in politics. This is the best person to control.
He arbitrarily placed his adopted son as an officer in the army, which offended many people.
In the court, he even dared to do such bastard things as beating the censor, and he had long been despised by all civil servants.
Therefore, Lan Yu can only rely on the prince Zhu Biao tightly. Without Zhu Biao's support, he is nothing.
And Lan Yu also understands this very well and is die-hardly loyal to Zhu Biao.
It is precisely because Lan Yu's prestige in the army is so high that no one can suppress him except himself and Prince Zhu Biao, so Zhu Biao left. Is it okay if Lan Yu doesn't go underground to accompany him? In terms of civil servants, Zhu Yuanzhang promoted Lu, the daughter of Lu Ben, the minister of Taichang Temple, who had no background, to the position instead of choosing one from among the distinguished generals. This has three meanings.
First, tell the generals in the world that we are a little dissatisfied with you, and you must know the signal yourself;
The second is to ease the relationship with civil servants all over the world; After all, the original Hu Weiyong, Guo Huan, and Kongyin cases were more or less making a fuss out of a molehill.
Punishing corrupt officials and plundering funds for the Northern Expedition were on the one hand; on the other hand, they were also determined to kill civilian officials.
And since his son is going to be the emperor, he has to ease this stiff relationship.
The third is to reduce the possibility that after Zhu Biao becomes emperor in the future, his relatives will be too powerful and unable to lose their power.
Judging from these arrangements, Zhu Yuanzhang was indeed thoughtful, but because of Zhu Biao's death, all this was meaningless.
And after Ling Han heard about the Lan Yu case, his face trembled, and there was another big case.
More than 1 people were killed again.
The people who were killed before were civil servants, but this time they were killed by military generals.
Through these major cases, His Majesty the Emperor basically eliminated all civil and military officials who were capable of rebellion.
In this way, the life of their old Zhu family will be peaceful?
Only Jiang Gu was trembling by the side like sifting through chaff.
Jiang Wei thought of a person, his predecessor Mao Xiang, the former commander of the Pro-Army Guards, who was eventually killed as a scapegoat for reporting Hu Weiyong's rebellion.
If what Chen Han said was true, and the Lan Yu case was the prelude to his unveiling, then wouldn't he have to be buried with him?
Zhu Biao turned around and looked at his father, Zhu Yuanzhang.
Based on his understanding of his father and his father's arrangements for the people around him, if he really dies, these people will be implicated.
Chen Han didn't know this, so he continued talking.
"Zhu Yuanzhang thought that he had eliminated all threats to his grandson, so that his grandson could become emperor without any worries.
It is indeed a good arrangement. The premise is that if Zhu Yunwen becomes the emperor and is not in a hurry to cut down the vassal vassal, but first stabilizes his own strength and trains a group of capable ministers and officials, and then cuts down the vassal vassal, he may still be able to do so. success.
But Zhu Yuanzhang would not have thought that Zhu Yunwen would not have noticed that the greed of civil servants would not allow him time to buffer.
It should be said that Zhu Yunwen only served as emperor for four years. Zhu Yuanzhang accounted for half of the responsibility, Zhu Yunwen accounted for [-]% of the responsibility, and [-]% of the responsibility belonged to the civil servants. "
Chen Han said this with ridicule on his face, because according to the research of many historians in later generations, as well as the development of facts, it is shown that Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen was able to reduce the vassal. On the one hand, he was stupid; on the other hand, he was also a civil servant group. collective meaning.
Zhu Yuanzhang's face turned dark, good boy, you are so lawless, you actually let us bear so many responsibilities...
(End of this chapter)