Is Judy Mongolian?

Ming Chengzu Judy is a Mongolian Author: Ren Aijie Mongolia's Outline of the History of Jin said that when Dadu was broken, Shun Di's concubine Hongjila's family was rich in beautiful women, and since Genghis Khan, Hongjila's family has been Kim's in-laws for generations. ) I was pregnant for three months, and before I could escape, I took refuge in a big urn. After being searched by the Ming army, Zhu Yuanzhang was accepted as a concubine and called Weng (urn). (Press: Hongjila, also known as Wengjila, with different transliteration. Weng's name may come from this. At that time, Hong Jila thought: "If it is born within seven months, it will be killed by (Zhu Yuanzhang) as the son of the enemy. If you give birth ten months later, you will be raised by (Zhu Yuanzhang) as your own son. " So I prayed to God to get pregnant again in March. Sure enough, she was pregnant for thirteen months before giving birth to her son Judy. At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang dreamed that the East Dragon was at war, and the West Dragon was defeated by the East Dragon. The dream interpreter told him that this represented a struggle between his two sons. Xilong is a descendant of Han Empress and Donglong is a descendant of Princess Weng. Zhu Yuanzhang thought that Weng Fei was a Mongolian and belonged to her own enemy, and her son was not good at inheriting the unification, so she relegated Judy to the frontier. After Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Judy rebelled and led her own Qin Bing, with 6,000 Uighurs in Yang Shan and 30,000 jurchen in waterfront. Just as Willat has always been called 40,000 Willat, the Mongolian headquarters has always been called 400,000 Mongolia. ), and the Han people in Black City crusaded against him. According to this historical record, Wen Jian was captured by Judy. Judy branded a silver seal on his neck and exiled him. Judy established herself as Emperor Daming, and Han people all thought that he was the son of Zhu Yuanzhang. In order to reward the upright people and jurchen for their contributions, Judy ceded the land to them. The following is an analysis of this record: According to the Ming History, Judy was born to Ma Shi, the wife of Zhu Yuanzhang, in the twentieth year of Yuan Dynasty (1360). The statement that Judy is a Mongolian princess can be found in all kinds of Han unofficial history, such as Records of Taichang Temple in Nanjing and Preface to Fengxian Temple in Nanjing. It was also widely circulated among eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty. Personally, I think Judy was really written by Zhu Yuanzhang's Mongolian princess. In the early Ming Dynasty, there were many concubines of the Zhujiajian royal family. For example, Zhu Yuanzhang gave Timur's daughter Qin Wang Zhu Shang as his wife. Maybe Judy's mother died young, so she raised Ma Shi. As for whether the Mongolian imperial concubine once belonged to Shun Di, it is doubtful. However, it is not a Mongolian patent to give birth to the emperor after 13 months of pregnancy. Needless to say, the ancient emperors of the Han nationality. According to historical records, on the one hand, Lv Buwei gave his pregnant wife to a stranger; on the other hand, Qin Shihuang was born in the year of pregnancy, which means that he was born at least in December. The story of Zhu Yuanzhang dreaming of two dragons fighting is also widely recorded in unofficial history of China. For example, "Suizhi" records: "I dreamed of two dragons, one is brave and the other is Zhang. -Nilton; I feel that I am a colleague, but Wendi hates Feilong. " It is true that Judy borrowed soldiers from Beiyuan and Nuzhen. Although Ming Chengzu has the responsibility to guard the border, it is also true that he didn't have many troops at the beginning. I had to borrow soldiers from Beiyuan and Nuzhen. Later, Ming Chengzu ceded Daning Wei to Rongliangha Sanwei. Of course, the official history of this matter is not written. But there are also many private writings. For example, Textual Research on the Four Foreigners in the Ming Dynasty, Sanwei Zhi, Wen Jian's Collected Works in the Ruling and Opposition, and so on. Guoque described the ancestor as "building the banner of righteousness at the beginning, with Daning as the first, and 3,000 soldiers riding on Jianwu Liangha, setting up 3,000 battalions, not forgetting their virtue, referring to Daning, and cutting down Xiongzhen and barbarians". According to the Record of King Ding Gong of Emperor Taizong of Korea, in March of the second year of Renwu (AD 1402), counselor Cui Youqing returned to the capital (Nanjing) and said, "Yan Bing is strong, and he will win the battle from afar. Although there are many imperial soldiers, they are weak and will lose the war. There are also Tatar soldiers invading and plundering between Yan and Liao, and China is so angry. " Bid for four years (A.D. 1404) in December Chronicle, called the Emperor Yan Wang, content to be an empty girl, acceded to the throne, except for the participation of the Jianzhou Committee in politics, in order to make him talk about savages. This is Xu Chu, the leader of Jurchen in Jianzhou. Judy regards his daughter as a princess. Lu's Chronicle of Yongle Eight Years (A.D. 14 10) said: "Those who released slaves and commanded Aha's son all donated them." The slave's royal gift was named Li Xianzhong. Since Judy usurped the throne, it is of course necessary for the Han people to describe their origins as Zhu Yuanzhang's own clique. Under the patriarchal clan system, if Judy admits that her mother is Mongolian, then she is not a direct descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang, but a collateral line in the collateral line. In the eyes of ordinary people, it is ok to seize the nephew's throne as Zhu Yuanzhang's lineal identity. However, the collateral seizure of power is likely to be hit by other lineages with military power. As for Mongolia and Jurchen, Judy should make full use of her semi-Mongolian identity to improve her relationship with them. Judy is in charge of guarding northern Xinjiang. Once he starts fighting, he must consider whether he will be attacked from both sides. Therefore, in order to succeed in the rebellion, he must settle his own rear. So he is likely to beautify himself and describe himself as a descendant of the golden family. For the northern minorities, Judy, the descendant of the golden family, certainly has the right not only to be the emperor of the Han people, but also to be the great Khan of Mongolia and Jurchen. Most of the great Khan in the Yuan Dynasty could not be inherited. Therefore, it is natural for Judy to compete for the throne of Wuliangha Department and Jurchen Department. Later, Judy swept Mobei five times, and the Mongolian cavalry (that is, the army) was independently compiled in the army for its expulsion. Among them, 3,000 battalions are imperial (Beijing battalion). These Mongolian cavalry are willing to work for him, and I believe this story should be one of the reasons. Yuan dynasty returned to the north, and the Mongols who stayed in various places did not quit together. Mongolian history books generally refer to Mongolians as "400,000 Mongolians". This refers not only to 400,000 people, but to 400,000 when the Yuan Dynasty ruled the country. When Yuan Shundi retreated, only 60,000 families escaped, while the remaining 330,000 families stayed in the Ming Dynasty. (Otherwise, most people won't understand why the Mongolian headquarters with 400,000 households could not compete with Willat with only 40,000 households. ) Some of these Mongolians who stayed in the Ming Dynasty were killed, and some were incorporated into the household registration and army of the Ming Dynasty. How to stabilize these healthy people has always been a major topic in the early Ming Dynasty. The legend that Judy is descended from the golden family is not only beneficial for him to gain the loyalty of these Mongolian descendants, but also beneficial for his descendants to gain the loyalty of these Mongolian descendants. In the Ming dynasty, Mongols were loyal to the emperor Zhu. Mongolians can be seen from junior officers to the first-rate commanders of the Fifth Army, and then to the commanders of the emperor's secret police and private bodyguard Royal Guard. As for whether Judy is really of Mongolian descent, is he really a descendant of the golden family? I'll just give you an example here. You can judge for yourself. China's unified dynasty, in addition to the founding emperor, few emperors personally signed it. The only people who want to make excuses for trivial matters are the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. Emperors like to collect their own dynasties, such as Sui, Tang, Yuan and Qing, which are either founded by ethnic minorities or the emperors have ethnic origins. There were five emperors in the Ming Dynasty. Including the "Governor's Military Town". However, I don't know why, when the active Ming emperor arrived in Jiajing, he suddenly became timid and hid in the big yard in Beijing. I looked at the portraits of kings in the Ming Dynasty and found that the previous emperors were all bearded. Later, the emperor's beards became less and less, and they became gigolo. So there are also genetic mutations. Maybe this is one reason? Smile.