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In 1344, there was a sixteen-year-old boy who lost his parents and older brother all at once in a poor farming household struck by drought and epidemic. That boy, who used to wander with nothing but a rice bowl, would become the emperor who founded the Ming Dynasty twenty-four years later. However, after becoming emperor, he began to eliminate, one by one, the people who had helped establish the nation with him. The execution of Chancellor Hu Weiyong for treason in 1380 dragged on for twelve years, implicated over 30,000 people, and in 1390, his first meritorious subject, Li Shanzhang, died at the age of seventy-seven along with his family of about seventy. In 1393, another 15,000 people died in the incident involving General Lan Yu. Why did he do this? And what remained for the grandson he most wanted to protect? This book follows the purges of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang from his starving childhood to the day his grandson was stripped of his position. It also summarizes the questions raised by researchers regarding the evidence of treason in the Hu Weiyong case. 00:00 January 1380, Nanjing 00:47 1344, Houses Starving to Death 01:32 No Land to Bury Parents 02:06 Mendicant Monk Holding a Single Rice Bowl 02:47 Peasant Army in Red Hoods 03:38 Marriage to Empress Ma 04:11 Li Shanzhang, the Housekeeper 04:57 1368, Becoming Emperor 05:28 Meritorious Officials Receiving Iron Certificates 06:21 The Position of Chancellor 06:46 Hu Youyong 07:43 The Line Standing in Front of the Chancellor's House 08:01 The Death of an Elder and Rumors of Poisoning 08:27 The Coachman Incident 08:51 The Accusation 09:26 Abolishing the Chancellor System 09:48 A Position 1,600 Years Old 10:04 1,600 Cases in Eight Days 10:21 The Evidence of Treason Is Was There 11:27 The Never-Ending List 12:05 Guilt by Association 12:28 12 Years, 30,000 People 13:17 The Sealed Blank Ledger 14:03 The Grain Warehouse Incident 14:28 Officials Preying on the People 15:04 Empress Ma 15:58 1382, The Death of the Empress 16:20 The Imperial Guard 16:58 Farewell on the Way to Work 17:18 1390, The List Unfolded Again 17:46 Captain Lee at Seventy-Seven 18:34 A Petition Risking One's Life 18:56 1392, The Crown Prince Dies 19:23 A Thorny Branch 19:56 The Sixteen-Year-Old Grandson 20:32 General Nam Ok 21:29 February 1393, 15,000 People 22:11 Meritorious Subjects Disappeared Court 23:07 Uncle Raises an Army 23:41 1402, Nanjing Falls 24:02 After Pulling Out All the Thorns 24:17 What He Left Behind References: History of the Ming Dynasty, Annals of Emperor Taizu, Biography of Hu Youyong, Biography of Li Shanzhang, Biography of Lan Yu, History of the Ming Dynasty, Treatise on Criminal Law, domestic and international research books and commentary materials #ZhuYuanzhang #EmperorTaizuOfMing #HongwuEmperor #MingDynasty #HuYouyong #LiShanzhang #LanYu #Jinyiwei #ChineseHistory #History