The allusions related to Zhu Yuanzhang are as follows:
Political burning of the Qinggong Building, Yunqi's rebellion, Taizu's arrogance, the proposal to build a capital, skinning and pulling grass, Zhu Yuanzhang erecting a monument and abolishing his title , The Disaster of Expressions, The Angry Monk's Questioning, The Punishment of the Iron Skirt, Liu Bowen's Prayer for Rain, The Imperial Doctor's Prison, The Flesh of a Shrewd Woman, The Six Words of the Holy Edict, The Imperial Edict Monument of the Ming Dynasty, The Rhythm of Hongwu, The Mooncake Rebellion (August 15th Killing) Tatars), blowing the trumpet at the fifth watch, those who fear the law are the happiest, ruling the Tang and Song Dynasties, imperial imperial edicts, teaching the people's lists, the law of new officials' degeneration, records of rebellious ministers, rule by inaction, imperial edicts in vernacular, red seat boat, Gaocheng People;
Baoyuan Bureau, Song Lian Chengcheng, Hongwu Great Immigration, Yi Di Xingtan, Pretending to Be Foolish. Food four dishes and one soup, paste soup, powdered steamed buns, bundled fragrant hoof, Duozi mutton, flesh tofu, fairy Ke Lai Ganoderma, Pearl Jade White Jade Soup, Wansan Pork Belly, Wucheng Dumpling Melon Seeds, Fried Tofu, Laobiao Chicken Soup, Linshui Wine, Zhou Lantou, Peach-flavored Tea Oil, Tiger Skin Tofu, Wulijie Steamed Pork , Health-preserving oil, Hongwu Feast, Flowered Steamed Bun, Why Four Vegetables and One Soup, Suihan Three Friends, Changzhou Niutang Valley, Huang's Tripe Chicken, Eight-treasure Rice Porridge, Puyang Zhuang Steamed Bun;
Desheng Cake, Fengyang Stuffed Tofu (Hongwu Tofu), Feixian Hawthorn, Nanjing Salted Duck, Wenhuanu Dajialan Shen, Huaiyou Buyi, Chu People Raise Spies, Yuejiang Tower Story, Animal Festival, Capital Amount, Clichés, Zhu Chen Zhihao, Qin Ge Shapi, Zhi Cong, led their troops to recruit Chen Youliang to Xiaoxiang and wrote "The Iron Block", "He Bo Nu" and so on.
Introduction to Zhu Yuanzhang:
Yuanzhang (October 21, 1328 - June 24, 1398) was a native of Zhongli, Haozhou (now northeast of Fengyang, Anhui). His childhood name was Chongba. After joining the Peasant Rebellion Army, he changed his name to Yuanzhang, with the courtesy name Guorui. He was the leader of the Peasant Rebellion Army in the late Yuan Dynasty and the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty (reigned from 1368 to 1398). He was known as Ming Taizu in history and was an outstanding military strategist, strategist and commander.
Zhu Yuanzhang was poor when he was young and used to herd cattle for the landlord. In 1344 (the fourth year of the Zhizheng reign of the Yuan Dynasty), he entered Huangjue Temple. At the age of 25, he joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing to resist the Yuan Dynasty. In 1356 (the 16th year of the Zhizheng reign), he was honored as Wu Guogong by his generals. In the same year, Jiqing Road was captured and renamed Yingtianfu. In 1368 (the twenty-eighth year of Zhengzheng), after Zhu Yuanzhang defeated various peasant uprising armies, he proclaimed himself emperor in Yingtian Mansion. His country was named Daming and his reign was named Hongwu.
After that, he ended the Mongol and Yuan rule in the Central Plains, pacified Sichuan, Guangxi, Gansu, Yunnan and other places, and finally unified China.