From the time when King Yingzheng of Qin unified the six kingdoms and claimed to be the first emperor, to the abdication of Puyi, the last orthodox emperor in the late Qing Dynasty, there have been hundreds of emperors in the history of China's feudal dynasties.

From King Qin Ying Zheng unified the six countries and called himself the First Emperor , to the abdication of the last orthodox emperor Puyi in the late Qing Dynasty, there have been hundreds of emperors in the history of China's feudal dynasties.

Among these emperors, there were model emperors who were devoted to the country and the people and were diligent in political affairs; at the same time, there were also absurd emperors who were ignorant, ignorant, and sensual.

But whatever their behavior was during their lifetime, it is now history.

We should know and commemorate those emperors who promoted the development of Chinese history ; and we should also spurn those emperors who harmed the country and obstructed the development of .

So among all the emperors of China, which one was the most bloody?

Although Qin Shihuang , Emperor Wu of Han , Tang Taizong and others will appear in everyone's options, in fact, the emperor who can truly be called the most bloody should be the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty - Ming Chengzu Zhu Di.

Not only did he obtain the highest honor among Chinese military commanders as emperor, Le Shi Yanran, but when faced with provocation from other countries, he directly ordered to fight until the country was subjugated.

Le Shi Yanran

In the hearts of ancient Chinese military commanders, drinking horses in the sea, sealing the wolf to stay in Xu, and Le Shi Yanran have always been regarded as the highest honors.

Among them, "drinking horses in the Hanhai" refers to Huo Qubing drinking horses on the edge of the Hanhai, describing the Xiongnu as having been driven to the other side of the Hanhai.

The sealing of Langjuxu was after Huo Qubing expelled the Huns, climbed to Langjuxu Mountain and built an altar to worship heaven, declaring that this was the territory of the Han Dynasty.

And Leshi Yanran not only refers to the champion Hou Dou Xian who was also the Eastern Han period. After he led the Han army to defeat the Northern Huns, sealed Yanran Mountain and Leshi Yanran was recorded for his merits. It was also Zhu Di's status as emperor. , The five Northern Expeditions to Mongolia greatly weakened the Mongolian power and maintained the peace and stability of the Ming Dynasty border.

Killed a green ox and a white horse at the foot of Langjuxu Mountain to offer sacrifices to heaven and earth. Finally, he laid stones to record his merits and returned to the court in triumph.

As for all the emperors in ancient China, there must be other emperors who could achieve the same achievements as Zhu Di, but only Zhu Di was the only one who really put his into action and made it a reality .

It can be seen from here that Zhu Di can definitely be said to be the most bloody emperor in China.

In fact, anyone who knows Zhu Di's life will know that he has been fighting alongside his father's generals since he was a child.

Compared with governing the country, Zhu Di is obviously more good at fighting . Because of this, during his many northern expeditions, he always liked to hand over the country to the prince as regent. Fortunately, Prince Zhu Gaochi did not live up to his expectations, and the country's governance was quite satisfactory.

The War of Destruction

So which country would provoke the Ming Dynasty without mercy when the Ming Dynasty was at its peak, and even be beaten to the point of annihilation by Zhu Di? The country

was the southern country of at that time, and is today's Vietnam .

Historical records indicate that after Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Ming Dynasty, he once asked future generations to stop fighting unnecessary wars.

Especially some small barbarian countries , just manage them in a reasonable way , don't rely on China's wealth and strength to suppress others. The "Southern Country" in the south and the "Japan" in the east are all within the scope defined by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Not long after Zhu Di became emperor, a coup broke out in the Southern Kingdom. The original Chen family's world was taken away by the powerful minister Hu Jiyou.

After seizing the throne of emperor, Hu Jishan explained to Zhu Di as a vassal state: All the descendants of the Chen family are dead, so I am now the emperor. But don’t worry, boss, I will still be your vassal state from now on, and I will not lack the due offerings.

But Zhu Di was very puzzled at this time. The Prince of Chen family is now serving as "proton" in the capital of Ming Dynasty, why all of them died inexplicably.

Even if all the Chen clan members in this country die, then this prince should go back and inherit the throne. After some secret investigation, it was discovered that Hu Jiyou was responsible for everything and did not take the Ming Dynasty seriously at all.

For this reason, Zhu Di arranged for thousands of Ming troops to escort Prince Chen back to regain power . As for how to deal with Hu Jiya, Zhu Di did not take it to heart.

What he didn't expect was that in order to defend his throne. Hu Jishen not only ambushed and killed Prince Chen on the road, but also killed all the thousands of Ming troops who were responsible for escorting him.

Faced with such provocation from the other party, Zhu Di was furious.

Just kidding, the Mongolian army was conquered by Zhu Di several times in a row, but now a small southern country dares to do such a thing. So Zhu Di ordered the army to attack, continued until the southern country destroyed the country .

But after finishing the fight, I discovered that it was exactly as Hu Jishen said here. Almost everyone who had any relationship with Chen was killed by him.

Faced with this situation, Zhu Di had no choice but to establish "Jiaojidu Commandery Department" and other Ming Dynasty administrative departments here. In this way, the Southern Kingdom, which was so arrogant not long ago, completely disappeared in the long river of history.

It is worth mentioning that in the subsequent development, because this land was too poor, after Zhu Di's death, the kings of the Ming Dynasty gradually gave up their jurisdiction over the area, leaving it to the local residents. evolved naturally.