Historically, Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu

What kind of emperors were Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu in the Ming Dynasty?

As the saying goes, "One mountain cannot accommodate two tigers", and a country cannot have two kings. In a court, if there are two emperors at the same time, it will be a big joke.

However, in the Ming Dynasty in the history of China, there were two emperors at the same time, namely Zhu Qizhen in Ming Yingzong and Zhu Qiyu in Ming Daizong.

Why is this happening? This should start with "the change of civil castles". During the orthodox period, the tile thorn in the north began to invade the frontier of the Ming Dynasty.

At that time, the Ming Dynasty had declined, and Zhu Qizhen, who was only in his twenties, was in high spirits. Encouraged by Wang Zhen, an official, Zhu Qizhen decided to go out in person, but he wouldn't listen, no matter how the minister opposed it.

Sure enough, Zhu Qizhen was defeated and captured in the civil fort. As the saying goes, "A king of a country cannot live without it for a day", and both Queen Sun and the ministers in the DPRK support being emperors for the sake of "Jingtai Emperor".

However, Zhu Qizhen was captured rather than abolished, so in terms of birthright, there were two emperors in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu. What about vasi? Originally, I wanted to use Zhu Qizhen as a negotiation condition, but the Ming Dynasty simply changed to an emperor. Eight years later, Ming Daizong was terminally ill and ignored state affairs. The whole palace was in a panic. In the first month of Jingtai's eighth year, Izayoi, Cao Jixiang, Hou Wuqing, Bin Xu Taichangqing and other DPRK ministers led and waited for thousands of people to launch a "change to seize the door".

Their purpose is to help Zhu Qizhen recover and regain the throne. Although it was resisted, it finally succeeded. After Zhu Qizhen came to power, he arrested the minister who supported Zhu Qiyu and changed his title.

However, he did not abolish the title of Emperor Zhu Qiyu on the day of successful restoration. It was not until February 1st, half a month later that Zhu Qizhen decided to "abolish the emperor and move to the west". Soon after, Zhu Qiyu died suddenly.

Because of the need to control state affairs, we can understand why we need a second emperor, Zhu Qiyu, when Zhu Qizhen was occupied by Wasi people. Strictly speaking, it is not two emperors at a time. After all, it was Zhu Qiyu who made the decision.

What kind of life experiences did Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu have in history?

The long-sought costume drama Daming Fenghua finally came to an end before the New Year, because the popularity of this drama made many people interested in the history of the Ming Dynasty. The drama "Ming Fenghua" is adapted from a novel, and there must be many plots that are not in line with real history. For example, people who have seen this play will ask: According to official records, is Ming Yingzong really the son of the grandson of the queen in the play? Is Zhu Qiyu, Emperor Taizong of Ming Dynasty, really the son of Hu Shanxiang?

According to historical records, Zhu Qizhen is indeed a child born to Queen Sun. In the official history, the Queen Sun is the grandson in the play, not born of Hu Shanxiang.

According to official records, Hu Huanghou gave birth to only two girls, but never a prince, while Zhu Qiyu's biological mother was Wu Xianfei of Ming Xuanzong.

Besides, the origins of many characters in the play are fictitious. For example, Hu Shanxiang, Hu Huanghou and Hu Huanghou, an orphan from Fenghua, Daming, entered the palace as a maid-in-waiting since childhood. Later, on the recommendation of Hanwang, she was chosen as the wife of Zhu Zhanji, the great-grandson, and later became the queen. But the real Hu Shanxiang in history is the daughter of Hu Rong, a hundred families of Royal Guards.

When she married Zhu Zhanji, the Ming Emperor Judy was still alive. Although Judy doesn't like his eldest son, Zhu Gaochi, he likes Zhu Gaochi's son and his grandson, Zhu Zhanji. He heard that Hu Shanxiang was very virtuous, so he personally decided to betroth her to his grandson Zhu Zhanji.

Hu Shanxiang is indeed a very virtuous woman. Not only is she loved by Judy, but even her mother-in-law Zhang Taihou likes her daughter-in-law very much. After Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty succeeded to the throne in the Ming Dynasty, it was logical to make Hu Shanxiang the queen. Therefore, Hu Huanghou, who is eccentric and always wants to be a demon, is completely different from the real Hu Huanghou in history, and the smearing of her in the play is outrageous.

Hu Huanghou was a virtuous and kind queen, but she was not liked by Ming Xuanzong, and she gave birth to two daughters in succession, but failed to give birth to a son for Ming Xuanzong, so Ming Xuanzong did not love her. Ming Xuanzong did not love Hu Huanghou and even abolished her. In order to save face, Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty forced Hu Huanghou to resign as queen. The reasons given are also untenable. It is said that Hu Huanghou has no children and is in poor health all the year round, so he is willing to give up the position of queen. In this way, Hu Huanghou became a infallible and ruined queen, which really made people unconvinced.

After being abolished, Hu Huanghou could only become a monk in Taoist temple. The reason why Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty abolished Hu Huanghou is very simple, that is, to make room for the woman he likes. This woman is the concubine, the grandson of Daming Fenghua. Sun Shi was born in poverty, and his father was a small official with a salary in Weibo.

The Ming dynasty followed the principle of choosing concubines, that is, regardless of family status, so most of the concubines, queens and concubines in the Ming dynasty were born in bad families, which made it impossible for the Ming dynasty to have the phenomenon of exclusive rights of consorts. Therefore, the origin of Empress Sun of Fenghua in Daming is also fictitious. She is not an orphan, but the daughter of a sesame official.

According to historical records, Sun Shi was very beautiful and gave birth to his son Zhu Qizhen, so he was very popular with Ming Xuanzong. After Hu Huanghou was abolished, Sun Shi became the new queen. After the death of Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, her son Zhu Qizhen succeeded Ming Yingzong, and she changed from Queen Sun to Queen Sun.

After the change of Zhu Qizhen Civil Fort, Ming Yingzong was captured by Walla, and 500,000 Daming elites were also lost. The Walla people are on the verge of Beijing, and the Ming Dynasty is at stake. At this time, Queen Sun stood up and supported Yu Qian and others to abolish the captured Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen, and made the second son Zhu Qiyu the new emperor, which freed the Ming Dynasty from the coercion of the Walla people.

To tell you the truth, it is very dangerous for Empress Sun to do this for her son. If Zhu Qizhen is still the emperor, the Walla people will not kill him easily, but will use him as a bargaining chip to blackmail the Ming Dynasty. But once Zhu Qizhen is not the emperor, the chip will be useless, and the Wallachians will probably kill him.

Queen Sun didn't understand this truth, but in order to stabilize the situation at that time and the future of the Ming Dynasty, she decided to put righteousness above family interests, abolish her captive son and make her emperor. And vigorously used Yu Qian, won the battle of Beijing, and did not let the Daming Dynasty repeat the mistakes of the Northern Song Dynasty.

From this perspective, Sun is indeed a calm-headed and very rational politician. Fortunately, Zhu Qizhen was released after being captured by Valla for more than a year, and later staged a "coup" to regain the throne. If the Walla people killed Zhu Qizhen in a fit of pique, I wonder if Empress Dowager Cixi, as a mother, would regret her original decision.

Which is the bad king, Zhu Qiyu or Zhu Qizhen?

Zhu Qizhen is a bad king.

Zhu Qizhen, a bad king, prized eunuchs, and launched the civil war, which made the main force of the Ming Dynasty disappear, and the painstaking efforts carefully cultivated by several generations of former emperors disappeared. Zhu Qiyu was a wise monarch in history. Yu Qian and other ministers strongly recommended him to the upper position to persuade Queen Sun. His superior position abolished and reformed the Ming army and greatly improved its combat effectiveness.

Reuse Yu Qian to fight against tile thorn, he resolutely refused to go south, and destroyed the remaining party of Wang Zhen. During his tenure, he promoted many talents. Jingtai is politically clear, and loyal ministers dare to speak. During his tenure, he did a lot of things and reforms, which restored the vitality of the Ming Dynasty.

Introduction to the relationship between Zhu Qiyu and Zhu Qizhen;

He, both emperors of the Ming Dynasty, are sons, the eldest son of Ming Yingzong and the second son of Ming Daizong. Zhu Qizhen's mother is the filial queen Sun, and Zhu Qiyu's mother is the virtuous princess Wu. These two are half brothers.

Which is better, Zhu Qiyu or Zhu Qizhen?

Zhu Qiyu is far superior to Zhu Qizhen in governing the country. After Jingtai, on the whole, politics is clear, and talents can be appointed. The defeat of Vala in the north and the suppression of Miao rebellion in the south are all due to Jingdi.

Zhu Qizhen, Ming Yingzong, male, Han nationality, the sixth and eighth emperors of the Ming Dynasty, the eldest son of Zhu Zhanji in Ming Xuanzong, and his mother was Sun Shi, the little bow queen.

Xuande ten years, officially acceded to the throne, the title is orthodox. Don't worry about the country. Zhang Taihou is in charge of all state affairs, and the "Sanyang Cabinet" is in charge of state affairs, which leads to the loss of comprehensive national strength. After eight years of orthodoxy, he officially ruled, made great efforts, and favored Wang Zhen, which led to the eunuch's autocratic power. In the fourteenth year of orthodoxy, the royal family made an expedition and attacked the rising Walla Department of Mongolia, which led to the change of the civil fort and was defeated and captured.

Queen Sun joined hands with Yu Qian, assistant minister of the Ministry of War, to support _ Wang Zhu and Chyi Yu as the emperor and won the battle to protect Beijing. Welcome Ming Yingzong back to Beijing to settle in Nangong. In the eighth year of Jingtai, he instigated the change of seizing the door, deposed the emperor, killed Shao Qian and Fan Guang, persecuted those who were loyal, righteous and meritorious in Jingtai once, restored the emperor, and another day was smooth. Li Xian and others were appointed, Hu Shanxiang's status as a respectful queen was restored, the descendants of Jianwen Emperor were released, and the martyrdom system of imperial concubines was abolished. Later, others were exiled by hearsay, and traitors such as Menda and others were reused, which led to the death of the Wang family in Yiyang and the uprising of hundreds of thousands of refugees among the people, which led to another blow to the national strength restored during Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty.

Tianshun died of illness in the eighth year, and posthumous title legislated to show his respect for Wu Wenxian Zhide Guang Xiao Ruidi, whose temple name was Yingzong, and was buried in the Yuling of the Ming Tombs.