In A.D. 1378, he was made King Xiang at the age of seven. I went to Jingzhou seven years later because I was too young. Another particularly interesting thing happened before I went to San Francisco.
According to Chajizuo's criminal record, Bai Zhu and other brothers intend to seal the country and become vassals. Before they left, Ming Taizu gave each of them a jade belt. After the princes tied their ties, Ming Taizu wanted to see the decorations behind them. All the princes turned their backs on Zhu Yuanzhang, but Bai Zhu was the only one who moved the decorations behind him to his chest. Ming Taizu was puzzled and asked him why he did it. Bai Zhu replied, "Your father can't carry them."
From this incident, we can see that Bai Zhu is a very loyal and filial person. He abides by the way of monarch, minister and son, and we also see his wisdom. Generally speaking, most people's first reaction must be to turn their backs, but only he has a unique style, and even Zhu Yuanzhang was surprised by this.
Bai Zhu is different from ordinary princes. He especially likes reading. According to the Ming History, Bai Zhu loves studying and studies every night. He not only studies hard, but also has great talent. He is particularly good at writing poems. His poems are rich and beautiful, and he also has in-depth research on art, especially calligraphy and painting. Xu Xuemo praised him for his "vigorous calligraphy". With his talent and diligence, it is definitely not a problem to be admitted to Tsinghua Peking University.
Don't think that he likes reading and painting, just because he is a weak scholar. If you think so, you are all wet. According to the records of Ming history, he was "fond of talking about soldiers, with great brawn", and his martial arts was not bad, and he also had a deep study of weapons. "Being good at archery and chopping is better than Ma Ruofei". This shows that Bai Zhu is still an all-rounder in civil and military affairs. What is even more rare is that Wen and Wu are his favorites.
In writing, Bai Zhu not only gave full play to his talents, but also built gardens and pavilions, recruited scholars, compiled ancient books and collated ancient books, and made contributions to Daming's cultural undertakings.
In martial arts, he is not just as simple as dancing with knives and sticks. He is a real knife and a real gun. Although he didn't show his martial arts like his fourth brother and Wu Zheng Mo Bei, Bai Zhu's performance on the battlefield was still remarkable. Bai Zhu has been involved in three military operations in his life:
First attack Changde, Hunan, where there was a Yuan army that surrendered to the Ming army, so it was called "surrender". Later, this "left behind" uprising in Changde, attacked to the north, and prepared to return to his hometown in Senegal. Unexpectedly, they were severely beaten by Bai Zhu in the public security site, and they were completely annihilated. When Zhu Yuanzhang heard about it, he was glad that the Zhujiajian family had added another member. Second, Wu Kaiman Uprising was pacified. Wu Kaiman was a minority in Guizhou in the Ming Dynasty. During the Hongwu period, Wu Kaiman always had two uprisings. The first time, Bai Zhu was only 14 years old, and the second time, Bai Zhu was 2 1 year old. According to records, in this counter-insurgency, the Guzhou Uprising was put down for the third time. In the thirty years of Hongwu, the Guzhou uprising was very prosperous. Bai Zhu was ordered to assist Zhu Zhen, the sixth brother, in this rebellion. Bai Zhu didn't perform well in this military operation, and he didn't get any results. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang criticized him for not actively fighting. However, this inaction cannot be entirely attributed to Bai Zhu. After all, coach Zhu Zhen has never been to Zhong Jun to direct combat. Generally speaking, Bai Zhu was the best among the princes who established the Ming Dynasty. He is a good king who is both civil and military, loyal and filial, knowledgeable and virtuous. It's a pity that I envy talents.
Shortly after Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, he began to cut down his bannermen. The first to bear the brunt was Zhou Wangzhu, who was caught because his son denounced the rebellion.
The second victim was Bai Zhu, the king of Hunan. At this time, he was studying hard at home, but someone reported that he intended to rebel and forge coins. It's really a disaster to sit at home alone.
Zhu Yunwen immediately took action and unexpectedly surrounded the item.
When Bai Zhu learned that his nephew surrounded his mansion, he just sighed and decided to set himself on fire. His self-immolation consciousness is still very grand. First he dressed up as a prince, then he jumped into the fire on a white horse with a bow in his hand.
In fact, from Bai Zhu's choice of self-immolation, we can know that Bai Zhu must be wronged, and his "rebellion" is only a political conspiracy of Zhu Yunwen. From the previous article, we can see that Bai Zhu is not a loser, he is a man with both civil and military skills and strategy. If he really rebelled, he would choose to resist when Zhu Yunwen surrounded his mansion. He chose to set himself on fire in such a grand way with only one purpose, that is, to show the world his innocence.
People who really want to rebel, like Judy, are ready, but we all agree that Zhu Yunwen is not as weak as we think. In order to cut the vassal, he also tried his best, and finally even his own uncle was forced to death by himself.