Mu Ying, the first owner of Mu Wangfu, was Zhu Yuanzhang's adopted son.
The first owner of Muwangfu was Mu Ying. His life was miserable and his parents died young. At the age of 8, I met Zhu Yuanzhang in Bozhou (Fengyang County), Anhui Province, and was adopted as an adopted son by Zhu Yuanzhang and his wife and renamed Zhu. When he grew up, Zhu followed his adoptive father in four directions and made more and more achievements. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang and his wife asked Zhu Wenying to change his original name Mu Ying. This is to let Mu Ying pass on the incense of the Mu family.
1368, Zhu Yuanzhang was founded. At that time, Mu Caiying was 22 years old and a young hero. Since then, Mu Ying has been appointed as the general of the town. 1376, entered Tibet with Deng Yu, played well in Gansu, Qinghai and Tibet, and finally returned home in triumph. 1377, Mu Ying was granted the title of Pinghou Xi, which can be inherited. 1378, Mu Ying went to the Western Ocean with aquamarine, which was another great victory. 138 1 autumn, Mu Ying went south with Fu Youde, the main commander, and Aquamarine, the deputy commander, to pacify Yunnan. 1383, southwest dading, aquamarine and fu youde returned to Beijing, and mu ying was arranged as a vassal of Yunnan by Zhu Yuanzhang.
During Mu Ying's administration, Yunnan gradually stabilized and the surrounding barbarians were dealt with one by one. Zhu Yuanzhang was deeply gratified. And Yunnan's economy and people's livelihood, under Mu Ying's planning, have also become prosperous. Zhu Yuanzhang was very satisfied with this seme. 1392, Prince Zhu Biao passed away, which made Mu Ying very sad. In all kinds of sadness, Mu Ying fell ill at the age of 48. After Mu Ying died, what did Zhu Yuanzhang chase Mu Ying for? Suining king? , qiaocheng Zhao Jing, enjoy the ancestral temple.
The adopted son of the founding emperor made outstanding contributions in southwest China. Therefore, Mu Ying's descendants began to live in southwest China from generation to generation until his death in the Ming Dynasty. The wooden palace became the symbol of Yunnan at that time.