The paper I just wrote turned out to be true

Chapter 122 Who Went to Australia?

"I don't know when you found out."

"It could be 100 years after my death, or it could be 200 years, or it could never be discovered."

"If you are not my descendant, please burn these, as if you have heard an interesting little story."

"If you are my descendant, then I will make a slightly unreasonable request."

"Please come to my grave, pour a glass of wine, and talk about China's situation in front of the grave, whether they have become stronger, and help as much as possible if you can, and don't forget your roots. Bring a piece of soil back to the tomb of the Ming Dynasty in China, so that I can always be with my ancestors."

"May my descendants be safe and sound, and just be an ordinary person safely."

"Thanks to the blessings of the ancestors, Huaxia will be prosperous forever, and there will be no more wars and sufferings."

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Fidel took a deep breath.

There are three pieces of information in the parchment.

One is to introduce the family source.

The second is to advise future generations to forget about their responsibilities and to be down-to-earth.

The third is a deep concern for the future and destiny of China.

He thought about it for a while. During the treasure box creation period, it should be a relatively shameful stage for China.

Wars are frequent and the people suffer.

Fidel put away the parchment and put it in the treasure box.

He saw many experts looking eagerly at the treasure box, so he naturally understood the reason.

"It involves some personal reasons. I can't give the parchment to you for research. I can only reveal to you that the ancestors of the Zhu An family came from China and were of the royal blood of the ancestors of the Ming Dynasty. The second point is that some of the bones you found were from Luo The people of King Boss, they were killed by some colonists locally, but at that time my ancestors, that is, King Bosses at that time, ran out to avoid being murdered, and therefore, your test results showed that they were Australian aborigines , the golden cicada just shed its shell."

Fidel is also reluctant to divulge other family secrets.

Can I tell everyone that the Zhu An family started their business because doves occupied the magpie's nest, and it was a slightly despicable method.

Also, the latter also involves the matter of World War I.

At that time, the Zhu An family did a lot of things that harmed Daying and the beautiful country.

Even when Spain went bankrupt that year, there was a vague presence of the Juan family.

After hearing Fidel's words, the experts looked at each other, unable to hide their shock and excitement.

An expert tentatively asked, "It's true."

Fidel snorted coldly and said, "Don't you think I'll trick you about that?"

Sharp eyes fell on several experts in an instant.

They immediately dared not speak.

After all, the people in front of them are not ordinary good people.

Ming History Research Center.

Everyone is waiting for Professor Zong's words.

Professor Zong said neither in a hurry nor in a hurry: "Emperor Jianwen is not dead, he escaped from the capital."

"Zheng He's voyages were also for this purpose."

After saying this, the entire venue was stunned for about three or four seconds.

This news is really shocking.

For a long time, the mystery of the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen has been debated since the beginning of Ming Dynasty.

However, did he die in the palace or escaped?

Over the centuries, countless versions have evolved.

True or false is difficult to judge.

After hearing this, Professor Mao from the National People's University blurted out: "He really went overseas?"

Professor Mao conducted a deep investigation on the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen.

Collect all versions.

It can be roughly divided into the theory of "burning to death" and the theory of "fleeing".

He investigated for a long time, but he didn't know which one was correct.

In the end, it can only be attributed to one explanation: in popular historical writings, the reign of Jianwen is remembered through a large number of legends about the ill-fated emperor.

These legends were born out of sympathy for his suffering and fascination with his mysterious fate.

It first took shape out of the naive belief that the emperor did not die in a palace fire when Nanking fell, but managed to escape the capital disguised as a monk.

Then things got more and more complicated.

This can be seen in various private literature and various works in the late Ming Dynasty.

For example, Zhao Shizhe's "Jianwen Chronicle", Lun Ming's "Jianwen Xunguo Textual Research", Wang Chongwu's "Mingjing Difficult Historical Events Textual Research", Ling Muzheng's "Jianwen Emperor's Exodus Theory Textual Research", etc.

And some official actions of the Ming Dynasty added mystery to these.

For example, a curious incident in late 1440 showed how much the legend was believed to be true.An old monk in his 90s used this legend to come to the court of the orthodox emperor, claiming that he was the former emperor.

The impostor was later revealed and executed, but the event fueled the fantasy and inspired other related legends.

There is also "History of the Ming Dynasty" records that Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty once asked Zhang Juzheng, the chief assistant of the cabinet, about the death of Emperor Jianwen. Zhang Juzheng replied: It is said that during the Zhengtong period, on the wall of the post office in Yunnan, there was a monk who wrote a poem "Living in the rivers and lakes for dozens of years." Autumn".

Some officials questioned him, and he claimed to be Emperor Jianwen.Later, he was summoned to the palace to raise him, but he did not know where he ended up.

For things that were not clear, people used their own imagination to fill in the gaps and weave a big story, so the theory of the death of Emperor Jianwen was widely circulated.

As long as no new material is discovered, it remains a mystery forever.

However, now that Professor Zong is affirming it, it means that there are really materials to prove it.

Professor Zong shook his head: "No."

"The descendants of Emperor Jianwen ran to Australia."

"The descendants of Emperor Jianwen?"

Everyone was confused by Professor Zong.

I just said that Emperor Jianwen was not dead, and Zheng He's voyages to the West are also related to this.

However, it is now denied.

The leader coughed and said, "Professor Zong, don't go around in circles. Look at us, we are all confused by you."

The serious atmosphere on the field collapsed in an instant.

These professors also laughed and scolded a few words: "Say it quickly."

Professor Zong laughed and said, "Okay, then I'll just say it."

"According to Zheng He's voyage records preserved by Liu Daxia, both Zheng He and Hu Wei were tasked with finding the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen, but they couldn't find it for many years."

"Zheng He's sixth voyage to the west finally found the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen."

"They found a descendant of Emperor Jianwen in Australia, namely the missing Crown Prince Zhu Wenkui."

Zhu Wenkui was born in the 29th year of Hongwu. It is worth mentioning that Zhu Wenkui was born on the dark day of October, that is, thirty, when the sun and the moon rise and set at the same time. It is said that Zhu Yuanzhang said about Zhu Wenkui's birth: "The sun and the moon In the end, a sign of great evil."

Of course, it’s hard to say whether Lao Zhu said it, but Zhu’s fourth brother might add this sentence to his father’s daily life record for the sake of blacking Zhu Yunwen.Anyway, Zhu Yunqi didn't believe in the saying that "the sun and the moon will end". After ascending to the throne, Zhu Wenkui was immediately named the crown prince.

However, during the Battle of Jingnan, the capital fell, Zhu Yunwen's life and death were unknown, and the crown prince Zhu Wenkui also lost his whereabouts. He was only seven years old at the time.

A thought arose in the hearts of the professors: there is even the whereabouts of the crown prince Zhu Wenkui.

"What about Emperor Jianwen?"

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