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What is the content of Wang's biography in Qian Ning? Where did Mu Ying hide after her death?

What is the content of Muying's biography of King Ning of Guizhou? Where was Mu Ying hidden after her death? The following text materials are collected and published by Xiaoyi Search. Let’s take a quick look!

Mu Ying Zhuan

Mu Ying Zhuan, whose full name is Ming Shi Mu Ying Zhuan, is a biography of the Ming Dynasty. The full text describes the life stories of the kings of the Ming Dynasty.

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It is one of the Twenty-Four Histories. In the second year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, Yushi Zhao proposed a revision. Emperor Shunzhi gave permission to open the history museum, and it took four years to complete the manuscript, which lasted 94 years. This is China's longest history book. The compilation of the history of the Ming Dynasty took so long due to various reasons, and many scholars died because of it. Those dead scholars were convicted because the Ming history was not compiled in accordance with the government's requirements. Therefore, the existing Ming history contains many remarks about victory and defeat, and his description of the members of the former Ming royal family is biased.

It is one of the few fair biographies about the royal family of the Ming Dynasty in the history of the Ming Dynasty. The first paragraph is an introduction to Muying, briefly introducing his birth, growth and career.

The following paragraphs introduce Mu Ying’s detailed life experience. Mu Ying was promoted to captain at the age of 18 and began to hold real power. Later, he made many military exploits under Zhu Yuanzhang. After Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, Mu Ying helped Zhu Yuanzhang pacify the four sides, and then put down the chaos in Yunnan. Mu Ying, who governed Yunnan, used her talents to govern the entire Yunnan very well, and was praised by Zhu Yuanzhang. Later, Mu Ying died of illness in the Yunnan Government.

The last paragraph is an evaluation of Mu Ying, which is full of praise. Mu Ying's main comments are that she is pure and diligent, and elegance is important. This sentence mainly talks about Muying's loyalty, diligence, self-discipline, erudition and elegance. As the son of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, it is rare to receive such an evaluation in the history of the Ming Dynasty compiled by the Qing Dynasty. It can be seen that this person is a man of real talent and learning.

Mu Ying's Tomb

After Mu Ying's death, the people of Yunnan were very sad. Even the barbarians who were not Ming officials were extremely sad. After hearing the news about Mu Ying, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered his body to be transported back to the capital and buried in Guanyin Mountain, 20 miles away from Zhonghua Gate, and renamed Jiangjun Mountain.

Mu Ying’s Tomb

Mu Ying’s tomb has been stolen many times and has not been completely preserved to this day. In recent years, the country has begun to restore Mu Ying’s tomb, so the Mu Ying’s tomb we see now is no longer what it used to be. Most of the funerary objects in the tomb are preserved in what is now the Nanjing Museum. Among them, a plum vase in Mu Ying's tomb is one of the three treasures of the museum.

The tomb robber who stole Mu Ying’s tomb was named Kang Yonghai. At that time, he was the leader of the entire Jiangning tomb robbing group. He was later caught and shot for robbing tombs. According to Kang Yonghai, Mu Ying excavated the tomb of Qin Shihuang in 1949. When they dug up Mu Ying, in addition to taking away the gold and silver treasures in the tomb, they also pried open Mu Ying's coffin and took away what they could from Mu Ying's remains.

Kang Yonghai was arrested entirely because of a plum vase, which was a relatively high-end funerary object in ancient times. Except for the royal lord, no one else is qualified to be buried with a plum vase. After Kang Yonghai stole Muying, he started selling stolen goods at low prices. The plum vase was one of the stolen items. Coincidentally, this plum vase was bought by a collector at a high price. After identification, the man discovered that the plum vase was buried with Mu Ying, so he reported the incident to the government. The mayor of Nanjing at the time was Liu Bocheng. He ordered a thorough investigation of the matter, severely punished the tomb robbers, and completely eliminated the tomb robbers around Nanjing. Finally, the public security organs traced Kang Yonghai based on Mei Ping and subsequently captured him. After interrogation, Kang Yonghai was sentenced to death. After Kang Yonghai's death, the tomb robbing trend around Nanjing was also curbed.

Later, due to the severe damage to Mu Ying’s tomb, the large tomb excavated by the state lost its archaeological value