Since the subject has mentioned this problem, let's say a few words.
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In history and those things.
When it comes to intimacy, you will naturally think of stories such as Zhaojun's departure from the fortress and Princess Wencheng's marriage to Tubo. Whether forced or voluntary, the princess of the Central Plains Dynasty married the Western Regions or the frontier fortress, which is a very narrow understanding.
Just as marrying a daughter is a marriage, so is marrying a daughter-in-law. It is a transnational marriage for China people to marry foreigners, and it is also a transnational marriage for foreigners to marry China people. Broadly speaking, marrying a foreign princess or princess is also a relative.
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, intermarriage between vassal states was very common. Lu Hou married Qi's daughter and Zhao's daughter, both of which were political marriages, and they were a kind of in-laws relationship.
The relatives of the Han dynasty mainly married the princess to the Xiongnu and took a break in the western regions. The affinity of the Tang Dynasty is to strengthen the relationship with Tubo and maintain good neighborliness and friendship.
It's not that there was no cross-marriage in the Ming Dynasty. Didn't Zhu Yuanzhang accept a tribute from North Korea? Some historians believe that Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Zhi, the king of Zhou Ding, were concubines.
No matter what the situation is, for South Korea, isn't it that Zhaojun went to the fortress or Princess Wencheng married Tubo? The Ming dynasty did not kiss, saying that the princess of the Ming dynasty would not marry a foreign country far away, but it did not affect the emperor of the Ming dynasty to marry a foreign woman as a concubine.
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What happened in Ming Yingzong and Zhu Qizhen.
In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449), a man named Wala invaded the territory of other countries. Ming Yingzong thinks highly of himself and can't stand it any longer. He wanted to mind his own business, so at the instigation of eunuch Wang Zhen, he wanted to show Walla some color.
Vala is a nomadic people in the north. At first, like the Mongols, it belonged to one of the nomadic peoples in the north. Later, it was merged into Mongols, and it was called Moxi Mongolia in the late Qing Dynasty.
In the early Ming Dynasty, Vala still had some influence. Ming Yingzong uses personal expedition, never imagined that due to tactical mistakes, he was defeated by the first army led by a surname Yela in Civil Fort (now Huailai County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province). Not only was it completely annihilated, but also 66 ministers including Minister of War Kuang Ye and Minister Wang Zuo were killed, and Ming Yingzong himself was captured.
When Valla caught Ming Yingzong, he thought that there were rare goods to live in, so he took the opportunity to bargain with the Ming Dynasty and wanted to make a windfall.
After all, he was the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Although he is a prisoner, he is still of great use. At first, Vara was very polite to Zhu Qizhen. In the meantime, it is not impossible to have a story with Menggege.
In Ming Fenghua, the wooden box is Vala's sister. She takes a fancy to Zhu Qizhen and makes a promise to herself, hoping that Zhu Qizhen will return to the Central Plains court in the future and become a queen and imperial concubine.
At that time, the Ming dynasty was in its heyday, and its strength in all aspects was far above Walla. The uprising was just a defeat in a battle, and it was a very accidental thing.
In the Ming Dynasty, there was no need to make peace with Vala in order to return to Ming Yingzong. On the contrary, the Ming Dynasty did not attach importance to Ming Yingzong and Valla.
Yu Qian, the left assistant minister of the Ministry of War at that time, suggested that Queen Sun's younger brother should be the new king and refused to negotiate with Vara.
A man named Vala saw that there was no oil and water for the first time and released Zhu Qizhen a year later. Whether Zhu Qizhen brought back Varyage is unknown, and there is no clear record in the history books. As for having a half-blood prince, it's a bit nonsense.
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The change of civil engineering, the change of the prince of Ming Dynasty.
Before Ming Yingzong went to war, with the approval of Queen Sun, the eldest son, who was only two years old, was made the Crown Prince, and his half-brother was the left-behind Regent.
After the civil engineering changes, Zhu Qiyu became the new king. In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Zhu Qiyu deposed Crown Prince Zhu Jianshen as the release king, and changed his son Zhu to be the prince according to circumstances, but the following year, Zhu died according to circumstances.
In the eighth year of Jingtai (1457), Zhu Qizhen, Ming Yingzong, was restored due to the change of seizing the door, and Zhu Jianshen was re-established as the Prince.
This is recorded in the history books. It is not clear whether Zhu Qizhen married Vala, let alone whether he gave birth to a son, but he never gave birth to a half-blood prince.
As a prince, he was a thoroughbred of the Zhu family. He was two years old before he was captured. Although it was abolished because of the change of civil engineering, the bloodline has not changed. This is an indisputable historical fact and there should be no doubt.