In the fourth year of Tianyou (907 AD), Zhu Wen, the King of Liang, forced the Tang Emperor Li To zen to take the throne, and the Li Tang Dynasty, which had enjoyed 290 years of the country, collapsed, and after the Tang Emperor "Zen Throne", he was demoted to the title of King of Jiyin by Later Liang Taizu Zhu Wen, moved to the fiefdom of Cao Prefecture, and settled in the residence of Zhu Wen's loyalist Shu Zhen, but after the fall of the Tang Dynasty, there were still Li Keyong of Taiyuan, Li Maozhen of Fengxiang, Wang Jian of Xichuan and other princes who respected Emperor Ai as the orthodox co-lord of the world, and did not recognize the Liang Dynasty established by Zhu Wen.
Later Liang Taizu Zhu Wen
Emperor Lai was uneasy about Zhu Wen's existence for one day, and on February 21, 908, in the fifth year of Tianyou (Later Liang Kaiping II, 908), Zhu Wen sent people to Cao Prefecture to poison Li Tao with wine, and after Li Tao's death, Zhu Wen was buried in Dingtao, Jiyin County, and Later Tang Mingzong Li Siyuan, posthumously announced that Emperor Zhaoxuan was a martyr, but was stopped by Later Tang Qunchen, who believed that Li Li was established by the Tang thief Zhu Wen, and his parents were killed by Zhu Wen, and he himself was the king of the fallen country. Therefore, no temple number was given to Li Tao, so later generations called Li Li "Emperor of Tang" or "Emperor Xuan of Tang Zhao".
Emperor Li of the Tang Dynasty
As a 13-year-old young Tianzi who succeeded to the throne, the Tang Dynasty that took over had already set over the western mountains, the wind and rain were fluctuating, the internal power minister Zhu Wen controlled the government, and the outer feudal towns were divided, he was useless, in vain, he did not issue any actual government decrees, those issued in his name were actually issued according to Zhu Quanzhong's meaning, the so-called "when the government is a thief, the emperor cannot be controlled", and it is indeed a bit too much for the Later Tang Qunchen to say that he is the king of the subjugated country! The Tang Dynasty actually died at the hands of Emperor Zhaozong of Tang, and the Emperor of Tang was merely a transitional puppet of the Zen concession procedure.
After the fall of the Tang Dynasty, the Li Tang imperial family was not extinct because of Zhu Wen's wanton slaughter of the imperial family, and the appearance of Hu Changyi unveiled Tang Zhaozong's last deeds, so that the only surviving prince could be anonymity and finally become a scholar.
Hu Changyi, the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty Hu clan
The ancestor of "Ming Jinghu" was the son of Tang Zhaozong and Empress He. Zhu Wen supported the soldiers and respected themselves, and had long coveted the Tang Chamber. In the first year of Emperor Zhaozong's reign (904), Zhu Wen, in order to further control the situation in the imperial court, asked Emperor Zhaozong of Tang to move the capital to Luoyang, which was within his sphere of influence. On the new day of March, Empress He was about to give birth, and the emperor's youngest son fell to the ground, which was Li Changyi, the ancestor of the later "Ming Jing Hu". Emperor Zhaozong knew that he could no longer escape Zhu Wen's tiger's mouth, so he secretly consulted with Empress He and said: The matter is imminent, it is better to quietly disguise the emperor's young son as an ordinary baby in swaddling and hide it in the folk. At that time, Emperor Zhaozong's confidant Hu San of Wuyuan followed the imperial driver to the east, and Emperor Zhaozong was in danger of being orphaned, and Hu San disregarded his personal safety and brought the emperor's young son back to Wuyuan Kaochuan. In the autumn of the same year, Zhu Wen ordered his subordinates to hunt down and kill the 38-year-old Zhaozong Li Ye in Luoyang.
Tang Zhaozong Li Ye
After Emperor Zhaozong's youngest son and Hu San came to Kaochuan, because Hu San's surname was Hu, he changed his surname to Hu, blended into the crowd of Hu, covered his eyes and ears, and named changyi (prosperous and prosperous, the meaning of brilliant Tengda), with the character Hongyuan and the number of Xuansi. In the third year of Emperor Tongguang of the Later Tang Dynasty (925), Hu Changyi was 22 years old and was listed as the second place in the "Ming JingKe" with the "I Ching". When Hu San saw that Hu Changyi had grown up, he confessed his true origins and showed the imperial clothes and treasures he had brought out of the palace. After a sincere confession, Hu Changyi lost his voice and cried bitterly. He was born at the wrong time, he had changed dynasties, and by the Song Dynasty, he could not serve the monarchs of other countries under any circumstances. Therefore, Hu Changyi had no intention of pursuing a career, lived in seclusion in the countryside, opened the Ming Classics Academy, preached and taught karma to solve the confusion and create the Ming School of Management, and pioneered the study of the Anhui School of Scripture.
Hu Changyi lived in seclusion in Wuyuan Kaoshui, advocated Ming Classics, was a Confucian sect, known as "Ming Jinggong", and his descendants were called "Ming Jing Hu", and because Chang Yi was originally from the Li Tang royal family, he assumed the surname of Hu, so he was also called "Li Gai Hu" or "False Hu". The "Ming Jing Hu" honors Changyi as the ancestor and Hu San as the righteous ancestor. The ancestral ancestors of the "Ming Jing Hu" are taught: "The righteous ancestor is greater than the first ancestor, and the children and grandchildren must not restore the ancestor; change the surname (Li Gaihu) and do not change the county (Longxi County)." "Yizu Hu San Tang Hui Chang Yan Hai Nian (843) was born in the first five days of March, and later Tang Tiancheng died in May of the year of ChengCheng (926) at the age of 84, married to the Qin clan, and succeeded the Chen clan, none of which came out. After Hu San's death, Hu Changyi knew the en tutu, buried Hu San thickly, still lived in the countryside, practiced meditation, taught and taught, and left behind his children and grandchildren.
Because Wuyuan has the saying of "ten Hu and nine Wangs", changing the surname to Hu and blending into the crowd of Hu can hide people's eyes and ears. The name Changyi was also to thank Hu Sangong for his overriding and nurturing grace. Hu Changyi avoided chaos after Kao Chuan, closed the door and rarely appeared, unwilling to attract people's eyes and ears. A few years later, the young Hu Changyi was known for his talent and cleverness, which attracted the attention and surprise of the townspeople. After the weak crown, Hu Changyi ascended to the throne of Emperor Zhuangzong of Tang in the third year (925 AD) of the Ming Jing Ke Jinshi, so posterity honored him as the Duke of Ming Jing. When Hu Changyi grew up, Hu Sangong confessed his true origins and showed the imperial clothes and treasures he had brought out of the palace. Hu Changyi had no intention of pursuing a career, lived in seclusion in the countryside, opened a college, and preached and taught karma to solve puzzles. Soon, his identity was gradually known to the townspeople, who were not afraid of the law of the land and called him the prince.
Hu Changyi was charitable and charitable in the township, and once in order to facilitate the villagers to go out, he cut wood and built a bridge on the Zhuyuan Creek in the twenty-fourth capital, and the townspeople called this bridge "Prince Bridge". During the Southern Song Dynasty, it was rebuilt by the 14th grandson Hu Anguo, and the 13th grandson Hu Ciyan was named "Mingjing Bridge", and in the Yuan Dynasty, Hu Mingshan, the 15th grandson of Hu Changyi, rebuilt the Prince Bridge from a wooden bridge to a stone bridge, and invited Wang Zemin, the current Shangshu of the Dynasty, to attend the inauguration ceremony of the bridge, making the "Monument to the Mingjing Bridge" and standing on the side of the bridge.