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Emperor, or warrior?

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    Emperor Yongle, this is what later generations called him.

    The fog of history formed after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, and it is difficult to trace back.

    It is rumored that he is cruel, bloodthirsty and fond of women.

    It is rumored that his so-called five northern expeditions were in vain and achieved no results, just to satisfy his never-ending ambition.

    It is said that going to the West is a waste of people and money and has no benefit.

    Rumors say that he In a word, in the rumors, he is a guy who usurped the throne of his nephew and does all kinds of evil.

    But what I want to say is: No!  He is a born emperor and a warrior who never retreats!

    Without him, the alien race outside the Great Wall would expand rapidly, accumulate strength, and stage the scene like in the former Song Dynasty.

    Without him, Ming Dynasty would become a toy of civil servants!

    Without him, there would be no emperor to govern the country, and the king would die in the country.  Maybe we will see reparations, tribute, and marriage

    He had a bad temper, but he suppressed the civil servants from making mistakes and could only work conscientiously.

    He was decisive and courageous. When Qiu Fu was defeated and the Ming Dynasty was in terror, he decisively raised his own troops and defeated the rampant Arutai in one battle.

    At this point, the balance of power on the grassland is formed. Whichever side is stronger, the emperor's figure will appear outside the border wall, and then there will be the familiar shout, the roar of the mountain and the tsunami

    "The Ming Dynasty will be victorious!"

    "Long live your Majesty!"

    At this point, the remnants of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty had no chance to expand and continued until the end of the Ming Dynasty.

    He knew people well and appointed them well, and he promoted countless officials.

    He stubbornly guarded the north, and went on expeditions to the north again and again, defeating the Tatar and Oara tribes that posed the greatest threat to the Ming Dynasty.

    He used his life to practice what is called "the emperor controls the country, and the king dies for the country".

    He is a warrior and should not lie in the palace waiting to die.

    So, he set out, again and again, until the last moment of his life.

    He has been fighting, from his youth to his gray hair, and has never stopped.

    He is Zhu Di, the founder of Ming Dynasty!

    But I think he would rather people call him a warrior, a warrior who has been fighting all his life!

    ¡ª¡ªWithout the marriage between the Han and Tang Dynasties, without the coins of the two Song Dynasties, the emperor would control the country, and the king would die in the country!

    This started with Zhu Di!

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