Yunnan "Muwangfu" can stand for 260 years. Who is its owner?

Now there is a wooden palace in Yunnan, which is very popular with tourists as a tourist attraction full of historical stories. Perhaps many people only know that it is an anti-Qing and anti-Ming organization in the Duke of Lushan. But it is also true in history. It has a history of nearly 260 years in Yunnan and is called "the king of Yunnan" by the world. The wooden palace in Yunnan can stand for 260 years. Who is its owner?

Muwangfu was a hereditary Duke of Guizhou in the Ming Dynasty. The Duke of Guizhou is located in today's Victory Hall, and Liu Ying in Cuihu is the "other business" of Jia Mu. Because Mu has been in Yunnan for a long time, his authority is getting bigger and bigger, and he respects the proposed prince. Therefore, people call Guizhou official office Mu Wangfu.

Mu Ying, the founder of Mu Wangfu, has a deep relationship with Zhu Yuanzhang. Mu Ying was born in poverty, and was displaced from place to place since childhood. At the age of eight, he was adopted by Zhu Yuanzhang, the general of the peasant uprising army. His name is Zhu Ying. After Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing, the Ming Dynasty was established, and Zhu became the national surname, so Zhu Yuanzhang helped to change his name to "Mu Ying". Zhu Yuanzhang still treats Mu Ying as his son.

From the age of twelve, Mu Ying began his military career with Zhu Yuanzhang. 18 years old, before being granted the hukou, a captain took part in guarding Zhenjiang and began to assume important military positions. In the ninth year of Hongwu, Deng Yu was the deputy governor to conquer Tubo, and he was named Pinghou Xi for military service. In Hongwu 14, Fu Youde and Aquamarine led 300,000 troops into Yunnan. After Yunnan was pacified, Mu Ying stayed in Yunnan to guard it. During the ten years in southern Yunnan, Mu Ying cultivated land vigorously, advised farmers to cultivate mulberry, promoted learning by courtesy, spread the culture of the Central Plains, stabilized the frontier, and managed Yunnan as a splendid country. The death of Ma Huanghou and Prince Zhu Biao made Mu Ying deeply grieved. After his death, Zhu Yuanzhang deeply regretted it, and ordered him to be buried in the capital, posthumously awarded to King Qian Ning, and given him "Zhao Jing" to enjoy the ancestral temple. From then on, the descendants of Mu guarded Yunnan from generation to generation until the end of the Ming Dynasty.

Emperor Daming, from Zhu Yuanzhang to Zhu Yuanzhang, never doubted the loyalty of the Mu family. During the decisive period of Judy's rule, he also trusted Mu Ying's second son, Mu Sheng.