Zhu Jianyun was the second son of Emperor Yingzong Zhu Qizhen, the younger brother of Emperor Xianzong Zhu Jianshen, the first generation of the Ming Dynasty, in licheng County, Jinan Province, at first Zhu Jianyun did not call this name, but called Zhu Jianqing, and only changed his name to Zhu Jianqing after a yin and yang error.
Zhu Jianqing, who was born in the thirteenth year of orthodoxy, was doomed to a childhood that lacked paternal love. Because in the second year, Zhu Qizhen, who was arrogant and enthusiastic, disregarded the opposition of the Manchu Dynasty Wenwu and marched in person, and as a result, he was defeated by Wa Lai at Tumu Fort, and he himself became a prisoner.
After returning, he was imprisoned in the Southern Palace by his half-brother, the new emperor Zhu Qiyu, for seven years. One year of captivity, and seven years of house arrest, which meant that Zhu Jianqing, as a child, did not even know what his biological father looked like.
During Zhu Qizhen's house arrest, Emperor Daizong Zhu Qiyu did not intend to harm Zhu Qizhen and his children, so Zhu Jianshen and Zhu Jianqing and others also lived well!
After Zhu Qiyu deposed Zhu Jianshen's crown prince, he made him the Prince of Yi, while Zhu Jianqing was made the King of Rong, and this treatment was actually quite good, especially for Zhu Jianqing, there was not much difference at all.
After Zhu Qizhen launched the change of seizing the door and successfully restored it, he immediately resealed Zhu Jianshen and Zhu Jianqing to show the difference. Zhu Jianshen was restored to the position of crown prince, and Zhu Jianqing was renamed king of De.
However, at the time of canonization, there was a oolong incident that accidentally caused a oolong incident, and the names of both of them were written incorrectly in the canonization of the Holy Will, and the crown prince Zhu Mishen was written as Zhu Jianshen and Zhu Jianqing was written as Zhu Jianqing.
However, since the holy will is written in this way, we can only mistake it, but our descendants are still accustomed to calling Emperor Xianzong his original name Zhu Jianshen, and for King De, they habitually call him Zhu Jianyun.
Before Zhu Jianyun went to the domain, there was another small twist, that is, in the Court of the Ming Dynasty at that time, there were rumors that Empress Qian at that time had no heirs, and was afraid that when Emperor Yingzong Died Zhu Qizhen, she would not end up well, so she chose to adopt Zhu Jianyun as her son and let herself have a dependency in the future.
At the time of the eighth year of the seventh year of Tianshun, zhu Jianyuan, who had grown up, went to the domain according to the custom, but what was strange was that Emperor Yingzong Zhu Qizhen specifically ordered hundreds of officials to go to the court, and Zhu Zhanyuan, the king of Xiang, who had always had a political sense and high moral standing, also specially sent people to give gifts.
Hundreds of officials and gifts from the prince, such a treatment can obviously be that other princes did not have when they were in the domain, why did they go to such a way to lift up the King of Virtue Zhu Jianyun.
Later, when Zhu Qizhen was seriously ill, he heard someone in the harem saying bad things about crown prince Zhu Jianshen, which made Zhu Qizhen have the idea of Yi Chu, but fortunately, under the persuasion of the crown prince Li Xian, Zhu Qizhen stopped this idea.
If Zhu Qizhen really decided to want Yi Chu at that time, then Zhu Jianyu, who was the second son, would be the biggest beneficiary. Therefore, linking all this, some descendants suspected that Zhu Jianyun at that time, with the support of Empress Qian, had the idea of coveting the throne and spread bad words about Zhu Jianshen in the palace.
But all this lacks direct evidence, so it is only a guess at best.
Then again, after coming to the domain, Zhu Jianyun would still enjoy it, and as soon as he saw that his domain was relatively backward and barren, he immediately gave his eldest brother, Zhu Jianshen, who had become Emperor Xianzong, write to ask for help.
In fact, Zhu Jianyun's treatment among the kings of the clan was already very good, and he could get 10,000 stones of lu rice every year. But since the younger brother had already opened his mouth to sell misery to himself, he could not be too ruthless as an older brother, so he simply gave him an additional two hundred stones of white ripe japonica rice every year.
However, Zhu Jianyun was not satisfied, and he asked for a change of fiefdom. Emperor Xianzong agreed again, and he moved him from Texas to Jinan. Perhaps it was precisely because Emperor Xianzong Zhu Jianshen, so conniving, that Zhu Jianyun's appetite was getting bigger and bigger.
After coming to Jinan, Zhu Jianyi vigorously overhauled the royal palace, and the location of the mansion was the most prosperous area in Jinan at that time. He was not satisfied with this, and continued to expand, eventually reaching the exaggerated level of occupying one-third of Jinan City.
Even so, Zhu Jianyun still had the face to cry to the imperial court, and Emperor Xianzong Zhu Jianshen really indulged his desires without a bottom line, and gave him a lot of land.
In this way, Zhu Jianyi gradually became a poor and extravagant vassal king, although after the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao succeeded to the throne, He expropriated Zhu Jianyi's land and expropriated three cents of silver per mu. But although this reduced his income a lot, it did not affect his enjoyment at all.
In the twelfth year of Zhengde, The King of Germany, Zhu Jianyun, died at the age of seventy, and his life was very stable and happy, which was really enviable!