During his reign, he changed the tyranny of Judy's period, practiced enlightened politics, recuperated, stopped the large-scale use of troops in Yongle period, and laid the foundation for Ren Xuan's rule. The only regret is that in the 22nd year of Yongle (1August 424), Zhu Gaochi ascended the throne. As a result, in the first year of Hongxi (1May 425), he died, only nine months in office.
There are many theories about Zhu Gaochi's death, including that the prince murdered him.
Yes, he is also the grandson of the emperor played by Zhu in Daming Fenghua. From the play, we can also see that Zhu Zhanji is a restless master.
Judy doesn't like Zhu Gaochi very much, but she especially likes Zhu Zhanji, the son of Zhu Gaochi. For a while, Judy wanted to change the prince, but I don't know if the change of the prince was forgotten because of Zhu Zhanji. But in any case, Zhu Zhanji is the last plus item for Zhu Gaochi to ascend to the throne.
In the Qing dynasty, Kangxi's sons were very successful, so there was a political struggle for the position of nine sons. In the end, Kangxi chose Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor, who was not very outstanding, as the heir to the throne, namely Yong Zhengdi. Many people speculate that the emperor chose Yin Zhen to succeed to the throne because he liked Gan Long, the son of Yin Zhen, and wanted to pass the throne to Gan Long, so he gave it to Yongzheng excessively.
This statement needs historical research, but both Kangxi and Judy have excellent grandchildren.
If Zhu Gaochi is really incompetent, and Zhu Gaochi wants to take over early, it makes sense to murder Zhu Gaochi. Because China people have conspiracy theories, the murder of the Prince is very popular.
In fact, as far as historical materials are concerned, Zhu Zhanji's murder theory is completely malicious speculation, and there is no real hammer evidence.
I'd rather Zhu Gaochi died of disease.
According to historical records, Zhu Gaochi himself was a big fat man. Although no one guessed how fat Zhu Gaochi was, some experts speculated that he weighed more than 300 kilograms. It's normal for a fat man to get sick, which I know very well.
As a 180-pound little fat man, he is deeply influenced by his poor physical fitness. When he started running, he was out of breath and felt sick. When the school organized a one-kilometer test before, he threw up after running. At that time, I was less than 30 years old and weighed only 180 kg. Zhu Gaochi weighs 300 kilograms, and he is 46 years old. His physical condition can be imagined.
In fact, Zhu Gaochi's poor physical fitness has been recorded in many places in the Ming Dynasty, but in the Ming Dynasty? Zhu Chuan recorded that he and Zhu went to the Ming Tombs to pay homage at that time, and the result was: Renzong is heavy and his feet are sick. He always slips when he travels. ?
In Ming Tong Jian? In volume 13, Zhu said that as early as the battle of Jingnan? Encourage it! My son is ill. ? It can be seen that your body didn't break down in a day, even before the battle of Jingnan, so that you found a spare tire. Once you die like Zhu Biao, you will let your younger brother Zhu acceded to the throne.
It's a physical problem, although Zhu has a heart to seize office.
After Judy became king, she liked to travel south and fight north. In fact, he often asked Zhu Gaochi? Prince supervises the country? The complicated and trivial state affairs were handed over to him, which led to the deterioration during the twenty years of Yongle. In addition to physical pressure, there was also psychological pressure from Zhu's seizure of office.
Don't underestimate this pressure. Many princes can't stand it. Li Chenggan, prince of Li Shimin, finally chose to rebel because he couldn't stand Li Shimin's preference for Lee Tae.
After Judy's death, Zhu Gaochi's burden became heavier. At the same time, it is said that Zhu Gaochi resumed excessive sexual life, and his body soon became bloated. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Gaochi was not the emperor who reigned for less than one year, but the 14th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Changluo, who died after only one month in office, which was even more amazing than Zhu Gaochi.
In fact, ancient emperors ruled out natural deaths, and the average age may not be 40 years old. Zhu Gaochi is not young at 46.