Is it true that Zhu Yuanzhang killed Chang Yuchun's wife and shared her meat, which scared him into epilepsy?

Everyone must have read Jin Yong's novel "The Dragon Slayer". There is a role called. Chang Yuchun? He once took Zhang Wuji Jr. to the Butterfly Valley for treatment, making Zhang Wuji a successor of Hu Qingniu's medical skills. Mr. Jin Yong makes good use of allusions in writing books and likes to associate fictional novels with real history. This place is no exception. Chang Yuchun is a historical figure and one of the founding stars of the Ming Dynasty.

And Zhu Yuanzhang, Ming Taizu in the novel, stole from Zhang Wuji? The fruits of revolution? Being an emperor is terrible. But in reality, people are really a character. After all, not everyone can be upgraded from a beggar to an emperor. This is just a story that will appear in the advertisement of page tour.

Emperors and generals have always been the talk of people after dinner. There is a story that Mao killed Chang Yuchun's wife and shared her meat. Its twists and turns are amazing. Is it true?/You don't say. Let's make a specific textual research.

First of all, let's briefly stroke the whole story line.

The whole thing was caused by the emperor, remember? General Chang? He made an outstanding contribution and asked two maids to serve him.

The old man was extremely happy. When he washed in the morning, he saw the white arms of the maids and couldn't help boasting: Nothing? .

I guess this lout hasn't read any books. Are you so white? Is this the highest price he can say? Praise? Yes However, it doesn't matter if he boasted casually, and his wife Lan was unhappy. Just like the Empress Hua in The Queen of the Palace, she thought, why do goblins always wave their claws in front of my husband?

So she made a shocking move, cut off those beautiful hands and put them in a box for her husband to see.

Chang Yuchun turned pale with fear. Ming Taizu saw that he was pale and asked about the situation. After learning this, Taizu comforted his men: What's the matter? Just reward one more person to serve you. , as a bodyguard for Chang Yuchun? Vent? Dismantle the blue one and write on it? The meat of a shrew? Give it to the heroes.

Chang Yuchun, who was in the dark, came home to see his wife absent. The house was messy and covered in blood, which scared him to have a seizure.

Well, the story is over, so is this a fact?

Let's start with the conclusion: the maximum probability is 99.9999% (infinite loop), which is a rumor.

Why? Let's analyze this story first. I believe that after reading the description just now, everyone's OS is like this: Why are you so ridiculous?

From the analysis of Zhu Yuanzhang's side, it is true that after Zhu Yuanzhang's seat was secured, he killed many heroes. In Hulan's prison alone, he killed 45,000 people, and the founding heroes of the Ming Dynasty were almost slaughtered, which means that some rabbits died and dogs were cooked.

But when Chang Yuchun died, it was 1369. In the second year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang just proclaimed himself. What was the world situation at that time?

Yuan Shundi fled to Inner Mongolia after the Ming army recovered most of its territory, but he still didn't give up his resistance, hoping to make a comeback one day. On the Central Plains, Wang Baobao (yes, Zhao Min's younger brother in "Eternal Dragon Slayer"), an important official of the Yuan Dynasty, still holds hundreds of thousands of elite soldiers and is eyeing up in Taiyuan and other places.

The story that Zhu Yuanzhang killed the hero's wife can only happen before Chang Yuchun died. At that time, the world was undecided. If you want to cook with a dead rabbit, you must wait for the rabbit to really die! Although Ming Taizu is a bloodthirsty man, he treats his subordinates very harshly, but he is not stupid. At least, he was very concerned about people's hearts during the uprising. Otherwise, why did he become an emperor?

Moreover, Chang Yuchun is not a good crop, which was praised by Zhu Yuanzhang as? Although an ancient star, there is no such thing? Always win the general. Not only fierce and abnormal, but also a? A little hobby? Kill and surrender. According to Ming History, when he attacked Chen Youliang, he ignored Xu Da's dissuasion and buried 3,000 soldiers alive overnight.

"Ming history? Biography of Xu Da: After returning to Chizhou, he ambushed Yuchun, defeated Chen Youliang's army at the foot of Jiuhua Mountain, beheaded 10,000 people and captured 3,000 alive. Yu Chunyue:? If this new force does not kill, it will be a future trouble. ? If you can't reach it, you can smell it In spring, the man was trapped in the night first, and Mao was not afraid, so he was told to send more people.

How can such a cruel temper be scared out of illness by his wife and boss?

Secondly, the classic record about this matter is the Collection of Longxing Ci written by Wang Wenlu, a scholar in Ming Dynasty. Why do you call it? Tzu Chi? And then what? Because this is a story told by Xiao Wang's mother when she was a child, after her death, the author collected scattered memories in her mind and compiled this book, which only faithfully recorded her adult words and did not care about any historical facts. This book is probably the most difficult to win trust in unofficial history. Besides, it was written in the late Ming Dynasty, 200 years after Chang Yuchun's death. Word of mouth inevitably deviates from the truth.

Actually? Is the wife cutting off the maid-in-waiting hand and letting her husband run away? There is a story routine in history, but it comes from the History of Song Dynasty, featuring the queen Li He and Li He.

Let's take a look at these two historical materials: the story of Longxing Ci:

Saint Ban Jieming was always in Kaiping. When he had no children in the spring, he married two maids. A tough wife dare not resist. Wash the comb with a basin in the morning. Kaiping said: Nothing! ? So I went to North Korea. When I came back, there was a red box in it. When I opened it, I broke the maid-in-waiting hand.

History of the Song Dynasty: The emperor tasted the hands in the palace and saw that the hands in the palace were all white and pleased. Another day, after sending someone to send food to the emperor, open it and the imperial secretary will offer it with both hands.

Therefore, it goes without saying that Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, Song and Ming will come first. To sum up, this is more like a folk rumor from later generations, which can't be true. It seems that people have a curious mentality regardless of ancient and modern times. How many cups are there after pushing them on the dining table for a change? Ever heard of it? The story has been handed down?