In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), Emperor Taizu appointed the birthdays of kings. The prince's salary includes 50,000 stones, 25,000 banknotes, 40 brocade, 300 silks, 100 tulle, 500 silks, 1,000 winter and summer cloths, 2,200 cotton, 2,000 salt, 1,000 kilograms of flowers and 50 horsegrass. ? In this year, King Jingjiang's annual salary was changed from the same as that of the Prince to 20,000 stone 1 10,000 notes, and the rest of the materials were half of the treatment of the Prince, including 20 horses and grass 10 grass.
When determining the school, Mao stipulated that:
The names of descendants are considered to be repeated, but in the East Palace and the Prince's lineage, there are 20 crosses each, and the word is lifelong. When the descendants were born, Zongrenfu had a double name according to the century newspaper. According to the above words, the next word is taken from the five elements, and the order is wood, fire, earth, gold and water. At the same time, Mao announced: However, King Jingjiang is not limited to this name. ?
In other words, the king of Jingjiang can be named without the radicals of the five elements. (This is because King Jingjiang is not a descendant of Mao's descendants, so there is no need to use the Emperor Word School and the Five Elements naming rules. )
In Ming Taizu's Legacy, Mao wrote a school of words for Jingjiang Jia'an Wang: praising the national achievements, and Heng Ruoyi Chun and his party were far from famous. The first word of this school was actually used from the four kings of Jingjiang. What is the reason?
King Jingjiang of Daming came from Zhu Xinglong, the eldest brother of Zhu Yuanzhang, the ancestor of Ming Dynasty.
In the fourth year of Yuan Dynasty (1344), in the successive years of drought and locust plague that ravaged the banks of Huaihe River, seventeen-year-old Zhu Chongba (Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Emperor) lost his family, Zhu Chongba's father Zhu, mother Zhu, eldest brother Zhu Chongsi and eldest son died of hunger due to illness, and the rest of his relatives fled to survive. Among them, the eldest brother's widow, Wang, returned to her mother's house with her surviving son and daughter, barely making ends meet.
Later, at the age of 17, Zhu Chongba became a monk, traveled around (actually begging), and participated in the Red Scarf Uprising in the late Yuan Dynasty. After 89 years' efforts, he finally made some achievements in the Red Scarf Army, and was appointed as Chuzhou Shoujiang by Guo Zixing, commander-in-chief of the Red Scarf Army in Haozhou, and changed his name to Zhu Yuanzhang. This year is thirteen years of Yuan (1353).
In the 14th year of Zheng Zheng (1354), Zhu Yuanzhang's living relatives, eldest sister Wang and second brother-in-law Li Zhen, were very surprised to learn that their long-lost brother Chongba was still alive and doing something, so they took their children from their hometown to Chuzhou (Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest sister, second brother, third brother and their families were all dead). After ten years with his family, Zhu Yuanzhang, who has no news of his relatives, is really sad and happy. He quickly met his sister-in-law, brother-in-law, nephew and niece with tears in his eyes, and told each other his thoughts after leaving:
I have been separated for several years, and I can't tell you how happy I am to see my family reunited! ?
After Zhu Yuanzhang properly arranged his eldest sister-in-law, niece and brother-in-law, he trained two sons and nephews, donkey and nephew Bao, named the donkey Wenzhong, and invited celebrities and scholars to teach him. After a little longer, they arranged for two people to join their own army and fight with them to increase their knowledge and experience.
Zhu Wenzheng joined the army in the 16th year (1356). After many wars, he often fought bravely and took the lead, made great contributions to his uncle Zhu Yuanzhang, and awarded him the Privy Council with his achievements (Zhu Yuanzhang himself was the Privy Council of the Red Scarf Army and the Longfeng regime). This is the treatment for talents such as General Xu Da and Tang He.
In the 21st year of Yuan Dynasty (136 1), Zhu Yuanzhang built a viceroy's mansion to take charge of all the military forces under his command, and appointed his nephew as the first viceroy. Therefore, Zhu Wenzheng became the second member of the military group under his uncle Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Wenzheng is only 25 years old.
Zhu Wenzheng, who is a successful teenager, is full of energy, bent on making greater contributions to his uncle and Zhujiajian. In the 23rd year of Zheng Zheng (1363), Chen Youliang, the greatest rival of Zhu Yuanzhang, took the opportunity of Zhu Yuanzhang's going north to rescue Anfeng, the capital of Longfeng regime, and led 600,000 troops down the Yangtze River, ready to wipe out Zhu Yuanzhang's power in one fell swoop. Chen's primary goal was Hongdu (now Nanchang), the gateway to the western defense within Zhu Yuanzhang's sphere of influence.
In times of crisis, Zhu Yuanzhang sent Zhu Wenzheng as the commander of Hongdu, encouraged him with Zhu Jiajian's inheritance and survival, and asked him to defend Hongdu at all costs. Zhu Wen, inspired by the heart of death, led less than 30,000 people to defend Hongdu and its capital. In the 85-day offensive and defensive war in Hongdu, he used his own flesh and blood to firmly stop the crazy attack of 600,000 troops of Chen Han. Finally, he lived up to his mission and held Hongdu, and a military miracle that shocked the world was born.
In this war, young Zhu Wenzheng showed his command and military ability to the fullest, and thus reached the peak of his life. However, it also aroused Zhu Wenzheng's arrogance. He thought that after the war, his uncle's reward was favoritism, and no bowl of water was even. His heart began to resent, leading to emotional loss of control and constant complaints.