Tanghe statue
Tanghe was born in Zhongli, Anhui Province, which is Donghu Village in Dongxiang, Fengyang today. Tanghe showed a different side from ordinary people since he was a child. He is good at martial arts. At the age of 65,438+06, Tanghe joined the Haozhou Anti-Yuan Rebel Army led by Guo Zixing, and started the road to conquer the world with Zhu Yuanzhang.
At the age of 26, Tanghe took part in the peasant uprising and put down the remnants of the Yuan Army in Zhenjiang, eastern Zhejiang, Fuzhou and Zhangzhou. 1353, with Zhu Yuanzhang attacking Dahongshan. In 1356, he was identified as Qing Ji. 137 1 annual rate of navy attacking Sichuan 13865438+
Tanghe stills
In his later years, Tanghe was still in a state of lethargy and lofty aspirations, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not want to command the army for a long time. 1388, Tanghe returned to his hometown in the Ming Dynasty and bid farewell to the battlefield for which he fought all his life.
In the twenty-eighth year of Hongwu, Tanghe died of illness and Zhu Yuanzhang shed tears. He presented gold and silk as funeral expenses, and called Tanghe the King of Dongou and posthumous title.
Tang Hechuan's Biography of Tang Hechuan in Ming Dynasty vividly introduces a series of changes in the political situation in the early Ming Dynasty. The reason why Tanghe was the hero of the founding of the Ming Dynasty and admired by the world was based on his own strength.
Tanghe Biography in Ming Dynasty
Throughout the book, Tang He fought with Zhu Yuanzhang when he was a child, and traveled with Zhu Yuanzhang when he was young, which made great contributions to the Ming Dynasty. Tang He's titles and honors in the book are all verified by historians. The article also reveals Zhu Yuanzhang's monopoly control of state power in his later years, the initiator of the massacre of the founding heroes, and how Tanghe gave up military power and retreated to the mountains, which is equal to Zhu Yuanzhang's wits and courage. When Tanghe was seriously ill, Zhu Yuanzhang personally went out to show that the title of hero in Ming Dynasty was well deserved.
Tanghe, the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty, was a famous military general in the history of the Ming Dynasty. He and Zhu Yuanzhang fought together for decades. Tanghe was cautious and good at thinking, which laid the foundation for him to be invincible in many battles in the Ming Dynasty. He made great contributions in many battles, such as crossing the river, occupying Qing Ji and taking Zhenjiang. He was the right-hand man of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Emperor, who defeated the Yuan Army. Many wars in the south and the north provided Tanghe with rich battlefield experience. Whether defeating Fang Guozhen in eastern Zhejiang, or capturing Nanping in Fujian, or even in the war against Japanese invaders along the coast of Zhejiang, Tanghe showed the fighting quality that a marshal should have. The Millennium Immortal Mansion, the country's ever-evergreen temple of faith, is the best praise for Tanghe. Tanghe was born in Zhongli, Anhui Province, which is Donghu Village in Dongxiang, Fengyang today. Tanghe showed a different side from ordinary people since he was a child. He is good at martial arts. At the age of 65,438+06, Tanghe joined the Haozhou Anti-Yuan Rebel Army led by Guo Zixing, and started the road to conquer the world with Zhu Yuanzhang. At the age of 26, Tanghe took part in the peasant uprising and put down the remnants of the Yuan Army in Zhenjiang, eastern Zhejiang, Fuzhou and Zhangzhou. 1353, with Zhu Yuanzhang attacking Dahongshan. In 1356, he was identified as Qing Ji. 137 1 annual rate of navy attacking Sichuan 13865438+ In his later years, Tanghe was still in a state of lethargy, and Zhu Yuanzhang did not want to command the army for a long time. 1388, Tanghe returned to his hometown in the Ming Dynasty and bid farewell to the battlefield for which he fought all his life.
Tanghe and his descendants Tanghe have five sons. Tang Ding, the eldest son, died on his expedition to Yunnan. We have no idea why. Maybe it was because of the tense war, or because he died on the battlefield. The youngest son, Tang Miao, is lucky. Through his own efforts, Tang Miao was successfully promoted to commander-in-chief of Zuo Jun, but he died in the conquest March.
Tang hexiang
Tang Ding's son, Tang Sheng, and his grandson, Tang Wenyu, both died young for different reasons, and they had no chance to inherit their father's title. Tang Jie, the son of Tang Wenyu, lived for a long time, but when he asked Ming Yingzong to inherit the title, he was dismissed for too many years, which was very unfavorable to the political status of Tang He's descendants. As a founding hero, the descendants of Tanghe may have unexpected embarrassment. Tang Jie had no son, and his younger brother's son, Tang Zhaozong, as a family representative, was appointed commander of Nanjing Royal Guards by Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty. This title has been passed on to Tang Shilong, the grandson of Tang Shaozong, and has been carried forward in Tang Shilong's hands. During his stay in Nanjing, Tang Shilong performed well and was promoted again and again for a term of 40 years. Only after the Tang family's position in the Ming Dynasty was gradually determined, the official titles began to be distributed until the Ming Dynasty perished. This result is believed to be the best explanation for Tanghe's outstanding contribution and the best praise for the descendants of the founding generals of the Ming Dynasty. In others' eyes, it is natural to increase titles and titles, but for each Tang descendant, it is a symbol of supreme honor, recognition of ancestors, and a big stage where they can display their great ambitions.