Mu Bin is the grandson of Mu Ying and the son of Mu Ying's second son Mu Sheng . After his father's death, Mu Bin inherited the title of Duke of Qian and was the second generation Duke of Qian.
Mubin guarded Yunnan for ten years and was loyal to his duties. He had followed his father several times to fight for the rebel Si Renfa.
Mu Bin's courtesy name is Wenhui, his real name is Mu Yan, and his courtesy name is Keguan. He was born in 1397. His father Mu Sheng died in 1439. Mu Bin inherited the title of Duke of Qian in 1440. He was 44 years old at the time and was the second Duke of Qian. This is also the promotion of Mu Sheng to Duke of Qian from , Xiping Hou, , and his descendants began to inherit the Duke of Qian from Mu Bin.
Mu Bin was following his father in Yunnan in his early years, and he had followed his father to fight against Luchuan several times.
Ming Yongzong In March of the fifth year of Zhengtong (1440), Mu Yan officially won the title of Duke of Qian. In April of the same year, Zhu Qizhen gave Mu Yan an imperial edict and granted Mu Yan's deceased wife Zhang's and his second wife Xu as the duchess.
Why didn’t Mu Bin guard Yunnan from the beginning?
This is related to his absence in Yunnan at that time. His father died and his uncle Mu Ang was in Yunnan at that time, so the general of the Conquest South sent a seal to Mu Ang.
Mu Bin served as the chief envoy twice in the eighth and nineth year of Zhengtong of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, enthroning the children of various royal families.
The tenth year of the orthodox period of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty (1445), he was named Mu Bin by Zhu Qizhen in Yingzong .
Mu Bin, after his uncle Mu Ang passed away, he followed Yunnan
In August 1445, his uncle Mu Ang passed away, and General Shin of the South returned to Mu Bin's hands. From then on, Mu Bin officially guarded Yunnan.
Mu Bin, as the heir to the third generation of the Mu family guarding Yunnan, sent the thousand-house king Zheng of Yunnan to take his warrant to Myanmar , asking for the Luchuan thief Si Renfa who fled to Myanmar. This is the first fire that a new official takes office.
The second fire, Mu Bin personally went to the important border areas such as Tengchong , Jinchi, etc. to visit the military and civilians and give food and wages, which put pressure on Myanmar. As a result, under the pressure of Myanmar's Xuanfu Bu Lalang, he finally handed over Si Renfa, his wife, subordinates and more than 30 people, including Wang Zheng, to take back to Yunnan.
The third fire was fire. Sirenfa knew that he could not escape death, so he wanted to commit suicide on a hunger strike. Mu Bin was not stupid either. He knew that he wanted to die, so he had to use it. So before Sirenfa died, he killed him to show his public to deter the robbers, and sent his head to the capital.
So far, Si Renfa, who threatened the southwest for more than 30 years, was sentenced to the Ming Dynasty. Ming Dynasty sent two large-scale troops to conquer him.
Mu Bin confronts Sirenfa's son Sijifa
Mu Family guards Yunnan, and the three generations of Mu Family's ancestors and grandchildren can actually be regarded as a battle with Silunfa, Sirenfa, and Sijifa's three generations of family.
Sirenfa's son Sijifa was a little scared after his father was killed, so he sent people to seek peace, while occasionally sending troops to invade neighboring chieftains.
In the 11th year of Zhengtong (1446), Mu Bin sent people to meet and see the people, conveying the court's intention to recruit people and investigate the situation of reality; while strengthening the garrison and building Tengchong City.
1447 In April, Mu Bin sent thousands of households to recruit Siji. On the one hand, the court suggested that the imperial court summon the Mubang and Myanmar Xuanwei Department and send troops to besiege Sijifa. Mu Bin personally led the official army to Tengchong to rush to the siege, which caused Sige to be attacked from all sides.
Sijifa is not a fuel-efficient lamp. He sent his subordinates to bribe Mu Bin and other officers, and Mu Bin accepted bribes calmly, but sealed the silver to the government to show that he was using strategies to paralyze Sijifa, so that he would not be impeached by the censor. Soon Mu Xin reported the situation to Emperor Yingzong of Ming.
In December of the same year, Mu Bin personally led a large army to Tengchong. Siji sent an envoy to tribute to numb Mu Bin, while discarding his base camp and fleeing to Mengyang (northwest of Myanmar, the Mengyang Xuanwei Department was set up in the Ming Dynasty). In 1448, Mu Bin asked the court to send additional official troops to attack and suppress the fall. After the remarks, Emperor Yingzong of Ming Dynasty ordered the Nanjing garrison offices and the chief officials of the capital to select officials and commanders. The commanders of Yunnan general Mu Bin were dispatched to encircle Siji, but Mu Bin was the rear guard and the governor of food and salary.
1449, Sijifa was defeated and fled again. The target of the expedition escaped. Although the defeat of the barbarian army, this was also a failed expedition.
1450, two major events happened, and it was also the year when Mu Bin died.
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In the same year, Guizhou Miaomin formed a clique for personal gain, attacked the city all the way, and killed a lot of people. Mu Bin rescued Guizhou.
In October of the first year of Jingtai (1450), Mu Bin died of illness at the age of 54. He was posthumously awarded the title of Taifu and was posthumously named "Rongkang".
After Mu Bin's death, the Duke of Qian was inherited by his son Mu Cong , but it was the title inherited by the time of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty.
Mu Bin’s uncle Mu Xin once failed to seize part of Mu Bin’s property in 1445.
The three generations of the Mu family guarded Yunnan. Although they were not as talented as Mu Ying, Mu Ying's descendants were loyal to the Ming court, and Mu Bin was also loyal to the position. He guarded Yunnan for ten years and was also remarkable during this period.
Mu Bin’s wife Zhang was the daughter of King Dingxing Zhang Fu . She was posthumously awarded the wife of Duke Qian during the reign of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty.
The second wife Xu was the daughter of Duke Cai Xu Zhong , and was named the wife of Duke Qian during the reign of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty.
The concubine Mei Miaodeng, Mu Cong's biological mother, was named the wife of Qianguo, Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty.
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