Mu Shaoxun is the sixth generation grandson of King Muying of Qianning;
Fifth generation grandson of Bumu Ang, and the son of Duke of Qian Kingdom Mukun.
Mu Shaoxun was eighteen years old and was appointed as the Duke of Qian .
Pushing Xundian, Wuding chieftain rebellion.
mediated the dispute between the chieftains of Yongning Prefecture, Yunnan and the chieftains of Yanjingwei, Sichuan.
Mu Shaoxun’s courtesy name is Shicheng and his nickname is Wushan. He was probably born in 1504. In 1519, his father Mu Kun, who was only 38 years old, passed away. In February 1521, the 18-year-old Mu Shaoxun was awarded the title of Duke of Qian State, and he wore the seal of General Zhengnan, and served as the general guarding Yunnan.
Mu Shaoxun’s inheritance lineage is Mu Ying , Mu Ang (Mu Ying’s third son, Dingbian Bo), Mu Xi, Mu Zan , Mu Cheng, Mu Kun, and Mu Shaoxun.
Mu Shaoxun Qianguo Duke is the second son of Mu Ying, Mu Sheng (first generation), Mu Bin (second generation, son of Mu Sheng), Mu Cong (son of Mu Bin), Mu Kun (fourth generation of Duke of Guizhou), and Mu Shaoxun are the fifth generation of Duke of Guizhou.
Mu Shaoxun In the reign of Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houyan
Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houyan In the first year of Jiajing (1522), Mu Shaoxun and Yunnan Governor Luo Yu jointly wrote a letter requesting the establishment of Yongchang Mansion.
1523, Zhu Houyan ordered Admiral Mu Shaoxun to farm.
1527, in southern Yunnan, An Quan, chieftain of Xundian Prefecture, launched a rebellion, and Fu Xi, the chief censor, led his army to fight against him and was defeated.
At the same time, Feng Chaowen, the local chief of the military and civil servants of Wuding, also rebeled and joined forces with Anquan to attack Yunnan. At this point, the chaos in southern Yunnan was in chaos. After the court learned the news, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty Zhu Houcan sent the Minister of War to lead the army to quell the rebellion.
What is Mu Shaoxun doing? Before the court's orders arrived and Wu Wending's army had not arrived, Mu Shaoxun had already led the troops to attack the rebels.
Before the war, in order to improve morale, Mu Shaoxun first awarded a group of young people who were preparing to attack the founding officials, promising them to request official titles to the court after quelling the rebellion.
When these people heard the news, their morale was greatly boosted, and they rushed forward with a terror, defeating the rebels. It was recorded in history that " strikes and kills more than ten powerful thieves ". In May 1552, Mu Shaoxun informed the capital, and Zhu Houzun specially issued an imperial edict to reward Mu Shaoxun, ordering him to continue to suppress the rebels with Wu Wending. Judging from the situation of Mu Shaoxun's early suppression of rebellion, he had great power and had autonomy during wartime.
Feng Chaowen fled back to Wuding Mansion. Because he had deceived the military and civilians of Wuding before, saying that the court killed Fengzhao and his son, people followed him to rebel. Unexpectedly, Fengzhao and his son led their troops back to Wuding Prefecture, and the soldiers and civilians surrendered in shock.
Feng Chaowen had no choice but to cross Pudu River and to escape, preparing to go to Dongchuan Prefecture, Sichuan. When he fled to Tanglangqing, he was beheaded by pursuers.
Besides, after An Quan retreated to Xundian, his troops were still very strong, and he built fortifications with the intention of blocking the attack of the main Ming army. Unfortunately, he was divided into two groups by Mu Shaoxun's troops, forming a pincer attack, and breaking through the defense line. An Quan wanted to continue escaping to Dongchuan Mansion, but he had no idea that Feng Chaowen was dead and was captured by Lu Qing, the governor of Dongchuan on the way. At this time, all the rebellions in Yunnan were quelled.
After the war, the news of the victory reached the capital, and Mu Shaoxun was appointed as the crown prince tutor by Zhu Houcong, with an annual salary of 50 stones.
After that, Mu Shaoxun sent envoys to warn and deter the barbarians of the southwestern world with the example of Wuding and Xundian destruction, and to inform the emperor of handling matters, stabilizing the situation in Yunnan and Guizhou.
In April of the tenth year of Jiajing (1531), Caigu, the local officials from Mengzi County, Ami Prefecture, Yunnan Province, rebelled. When quelling the rebellion, Mu Shaoxun was given silver silk and other items for his contribution to dispatch.
Mu Shaoxun mediated the dispute. Previously, the chieftain Ahe of Yongning Prefecture, Yunnan competed with the chieftain of Sichuan Yanjingwei, Ma Ren for the village. Because the Tugong of Lijiang Military and Civil Affairs Turkish Palace was Ahe's in-laws, he raised an army to help Ahe fight against Ma Ren. The two sides have been fighting for several years, and the dispute has not been resolved after several negotiations.
In July 1535, Mu Shaoxun and the chief officials of Yunnan and Sichuan provinces, after separate investigation and further discussion, finally calmed the dispute.
Afterwards, Mu Shaoxun also submitted a suggestion that the old system should be followed and that the chieftains should not be allowed to fight against each other.
Mu Shaoxun died young
Originally, Mu Shaoxun and Guangdong General Officers Liu Xun were preparing the army, dispatching money and grain, and preparing to conquer Vietnam Mo Chao. In November 1536, Mu Shaoxun unfortunately died at the age of 33, younger than when his father died (Mu Kun was 38). In 1538, he was posthumously awarded Mu Shaoxun the title of "Minjing" as the special promotion of Guanglu Dafu, Youzhuguo and Taishi.
Mu Shaoxun has been guarding Yunnan for more than ten years. He not only participated in the suppression of rebellions many times, but also stabilized the situation in Yunnan and Guizhou, ending many years of disputes among chieftains in Yunnan and Sichuan. It has played the fine traditions of the Mu family - guarding Yunnan and stabilizing the surrounding situation!
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