The eldest grandson of Emperor Ming Dynasty!

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't expect that the great grandson would praise Mu Ying so much.

"If we let Mu Ying guard Yunnan for generations, then the eldest grandson will have nothing to fear."

In Qianqing Palace, Zhu Yuanzhang asked with a smile.

Zhu Ying said, "There is nothing to be afraid of. Speaking of which, although my grandson has never met Uncle Mu Ying, I have heard of his great name for a long time. Unfortunately, I have no chance to meet him."

Zhu Yuanzhang sighed a little and said, "He is a good boy. At that time, our eldest sister and I didn't have a son. Seeing how pitiful he was, we adopted him as a foster son."

"At that time, he was only eight years old, and he followed us all the way to fight north and south, wandering around."

"Ying'er is extremely intelligent, and he is very filial to us. Whenever we don't need to ask, he has already finished it first."

"When he was ten years old, your grandma gave birth to your father."

"He is our adopted son and the oldest one. We can see the joy in his eyes after the eldest is born."

"Your father has a very good relationship with him. Although he is not a real brother, he is no different from a real brother."

"We are busy arranging the war every day, and your grandma is also busy helping us. When your father was a child, Yinger was always with him. He spent more time with Biaoer than our father. many."

"We have always been very reassured about Ying'er. Although some courtiers have persuaded me, I believe that Ying'er will never do anything to apologize to us."

"Later we established Daming, and Ying'er made a lot of contributions, so we asked him what reward he wanted."

"At that time, we took out the map of Daming and asked him to choose a place and crown him king, but he didn't want it."

"Ying'er told us that his merits are not enough to be crowned a king, not even a duke of the state, at most he can only be a marquis."

"And the first thing he asked us to do was to ask for the restoration of Mu's surname."

Speaking of this, Zhu Yuanzhang said with a smile, "Speaking of which, when Yinger followed us, she also changed her surname, and followed our surname Zhu."

"It's true that I have a certain fate with my grandson."

That is to say, Mu Ying changed her surname back to Mu. Otherwise, if her surname was Zhu and she was admitted to the imperial family, she would have the same name and surname as Zhu Ying.

And in the old man's words, it also showed his deep feelings for Mu Ying.

Mu Ying was the founding hero who followed Zhu Yuanzhang to conquer the Ming Dynasty. He was capable of writing and martial arts, and was extremely sturdy, but he only lived to be 48 years old and died of illness.

But compared to other founding heroes, it can be regarded as a good death.

Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to be the most ruthless emperor in history. He is famous for killing heroes, especially after the death of the prince Zhu Biao, it can be said that almost all the heroes who founded the country were killed.

Mu Ying was considered quite successful, and she was always able to be reused by Zhu Yuanzhang, guarding the important place in the southwest.

Even now, after Mu Ying's death, she still trusts Mu Ying's descendants.

Mu Ying's background can be said to be miserable. He was a baby, and Zhu Yuanzhang adopted him as his adopted son when he was on the verge of death.

At the age of 12, he followed Zhu Yuanzhang to conquer the world, and he was invincible.

When Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, Mu Ying, as the godson of the emperor, in the eyes of others, should at least be given the title of king.
However, when she went to defend the frontier in Yunnan, where the old and the young are poor, and fought against the barbarians of all ethnic groups in the southwest, Mu Ying never complained, and always defended the southwest territory of the Daming River.

Mu Ying devoted herself to the Southwest and quelled the rebellions of ethnic minorities many times. Zhu Yuanzhang said: Since you are in the town, I have no worries about the Southwest.

Mu Ying always has a heart of gratitude. Although he lives in the southwest, he is very grateful to Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma for saving his life and supporting him.

Once the battle is won and some trophies or local products are harvested, some high-quality gifts will be selected and given to Zhu Yuanzhang to repay Zhu Yuanzhang's kindness.

Muying guarding Yunnan for generations was actually Zhu Yuanzhang's deliberate choice.

Yunnan is far away from the capital, and there are many ethnic minorities. It is also close to Fanbang, with snakes, rats and ants, rugged terrain, and miasma.

Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang faced difficulties in governing Yunnan.

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In fact, in the 15 years since Hongwu took Yunnan, like the mainland, Yunnan set up a chief envoy and a guard, but the effect was not good.

The Yunnan version was hidden by the local chieftains, and the local chieftains did not buy into the chief envoy's account at all.

Coupled with the occurrence of chieftain rebellions one after another, the Ming army stationed in Yunnan was exhausted and exhausted. Zhu Yuanzhang was forced to rethink the rule of Yunnan.

In the 16th year of Hongwu, after more than a year of deliberation, Zhu Yuanzhang finally made the decision to send a "famous minister and respected person" to guard Yunnan.

Since then, this policy has become the unchanging national policy of the Ariake generation.

Who is the "famous official"?
At that time, the three major generals in Yunnan were Fu Youde, Lan Yu, and Mu Ying.

From the degree of closeness, it can only be Mu Ying, Zhu Yuanzhang's adopted son, because once outsiders are selected to guard Yunnan, where the sky is high and the emperor is far away, it will easily develop into a separatist force.

With Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicious nature, no matter who it is, he can't feel at ease, and only Mu Ying is the only one.

Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang recalled the two generals Fu Youde and Lan Yu back then, and clearly let Muying guard Yunnan.

Since the 16th year of Hongwu, when Mu Ying officially "guarded Yunnan", the Ming Dynasty's system in Yunnan has actually undergone major changes. Although the chief envoy still exists, the highest authority has become General Mu Ying, who is actually in charge of Yunnan.

Mu Ying is the highest local authority in Yunnan, with the right to make all administrative decisions, and the generals stationed in various prefectures and counties can also interfere in local administration.

In fact, this is no different from the Tu Emperor.

Even if the supervisory censor of the capital passed by, he could only act according to Mu Ying's face.

This kind of authority, except for the prince Zhumei.

Even Qin Wang Zhu Li, Jin Wang Zhu Tong, and even Yan Wang Zhu Di are far from reaching such a level of trust.

This is a province, and Yunnan is already very large.

In the 19th year of Hongwu, Mu Yingshang requested to garrison Yunnan. His garrison policy was three garrisons and seven garrisons, and one garrison and one garrison.

Doing so would not only allow the Ming army to be self-sufficient, but also strengthen the local repression capabilities.

This move won repeated praises from Zhu Yuanzhang, who said that garrisoning the fields can "relieve the strength of the people and provide enough food for the soldiers, which is not a good strategy for frontier defense."

The garrison system was widely implemented in Yunnan, and it was this move that made Zhu Yuanzhang feel that Mu Ying could accomplish things, so he was more assured to let him guard Yunnan.

But from another point of view, Mu Ying's farming system is tantamount to raising soldiers for her own family.

Most of these soldiers in the fields are not Han Chinese, but local chieftains.

In Yunnan, everyone only recognized Mu Ying, but if things go on like this, it's okay.

When this matter was approved by Zhu Yuanzhang, at the court meeting that day, the pot exploded.

A large number of civil servants knelt down on the Fengtian Hall and asked Zhu Yuanzhang to restrain Mu Ying and not give him such great power. This is no different from a country within a country.

It stands to reason that Zhu Yuanzhang, who is suspicious and suspicious, should also take back Mu Ying's power.

In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang rejected all the impeachments of all civil officials on the spot without even pressing, and forbade any further discussion of this matter.

It can be seen that she trusts Mu Ying.

He really treated Mu Ying as his own son.

Now, it turns out that Mu Ying did not live up to Zhu Yuanzhang's expectations.

In terms of loyalty, there is no possibility of being questioned.

Among them, the most important thing is filial piety.

"Dasun certainly doesn't remember. When you were young, you liked playing with Uncle Mu Ying the most."

"Because of our arrangements, your father often has to review memorials, so every time Yinger comes over, he will play with Yinger for a long time. At that time, you liked riding on Yinger's back and playing horse riding games the most."

"We were all shocked at the time. That year was the tenth year of Hongwu, which happened to be the day when we named him Marquis of Xiping. We didn't expect that he won the Marquis in Fengtian Palace on the front foot, and he would be your horse on the back foot."

As Zhu Yuanzhang talked, he laughed himself, as if he remembered the scene that surprised and comforted him the first time he saw it.

Perhaps it was precisely because of this incident that Zhu Yuanzhang trusted Mu Ying from the bottom of his heart without any wavering.

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The addition of many such small things made it possible for Muying to guard Yunnan in the 15th year of Hongwu.

Having said this, Zhu Yuanzhang felt a little sad again:
"He is a good and filial boy. When your grandma passed away, it was July, and Yinger was still fighting abroad. He led his troops back to Dianchi Lake, joined forces with Fu Youde, and divided Wusa, Dongchuan, Jianchang, and Mang. All the barbarians, set up Usawei and Bijiewei."

"We only found out later that Ying'er passed out in the barracks when she heard the news of the elder sister's death. She didn't eat for three days and got seriously ill and almost died."

"Last year, Ying'er also suffered a blow because of Biao'er's death, and couldn't hold on."

At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang's voice was already slightly choked with sobs.

Big sister, Zhu Biao, Mu Ying.

These are the closest people he has ever had.

The second sons of Qin Wang Zhu Gu and Jin Wang Zhu Tong are also Zhu Yuanzhang's legitimate sons, but emotionally, they are not as close as Mu Ying.

The biggest key to this is filial piety.

No one can question Mu Ying's filial piety.

And the ancestral precepts left by Mu Ying to future generations before his death also made Zhu Yuanzhang sigh.

"All my children and grandchildren must serve the country faithfully. We must be diligent and careful in everything, and treat colleagues with humility as the foundation. Special instructions. Be careful! Be careful!"

At this time, Zhu Ying also felt a little bit sad.

Muying's family is full of loyalty and loyalty. Since Muying, they have been with the Ming Dynasty for nearly 300 years, and they have never been divorced.

During Ming Renzong's reign, Mu Sheng was defeated in attacking Gaoligong Mountain and died in Chuxiong.

The imperial court rewarded King Dingyuan with his youngest son, Mu Bin, who took over the title and lived in the capital. His younger brother, Mu Ang, took over the town of Yunnan.

After Mu Ang's death, he was given the posthumous title of Uncle Dingbian, who was succeeded by his nephew Mu Bin.

Starting from Mu Ang, although the title of the Mu family has gradually decreased, the court still relies heavily on the generals of the Mu family to quell the frequent wars in the frontier.

It can be said that with the Mu family guarding the frontier, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty felt particularly at ease sitting on the throne of the Golden Palace in Beijing.

The Ming Dynasty fell, and the Nanming regime established by the royal family surnamed Zhu remained in the south. Mu Tianbo, a prince of Yunnan, chose to follow the last emperor of Nanming, Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang, and began his life in exile.

Mu Tianbo is the eleventh grandson of Muying. In the first year of Chongzhen, his father Mu Qiyuan died suddenly. Mu Tianbo, who was only ten years old, inherited the title and served as General Zhengnan.

In the 18th year of Shunzhi, the Qing army invaded Yunnan, and the chieftain of Kaiyuan in Yunnan took the opportunity to rebel. Mu Tianbo was forced to flee, and the Mu family was almost slaughtered.

With the help of Mu Tianbo and others, Zhu Youlang fled to Myanmar.

The Burmese king Mang Tala took them in, and Mangbai killed Mang Tala to stand on his own. The new king Mangbai had long thought of abandoning these Ming Dynasty remnants and children, and on the surface he even pretended to be.

In July of that year, King Mangbai of Burma sent a message to someone, agreeing that Emperor Yongli would cross the river, and the two would drink the cursed water and make an oath to be good friends forever.

Emperor Yongli was also skeptical, but he was dependent on others and had to obey their arrangements.Emperor Yongli, military general Mu Tianbo, academician Ma Jixiang and other civil and military officials rushed there, but were unexpectedly surrounded by three thousand Burmese regiments.

At the critical moment, Mu Tianbo grabbed the knife and resisted.

It is a pity that they were outnumbered. All 42 Nanming officials were killed. The Burmese army then rushed to the residence of Emperor Yongli and beheaded all 300 of his entourage.

So far, the Ming Dynasty, to which the twelfth generation of the Mu family, the sixteenth and the sixteenth Duke of Qian, had been loyal, had come to an end.

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