Emperor Jiajing (1507 ~ 1566), 152 1 ~ 1566 reigned for 45 years, ranking fifth in the history of China. Emperor Jiajing was born in Zhongxiang Palace. His father Xing Zhu Youxing was sealed in Changshou (now Zhongxiang, Hubei). After Zheng died in the 14th year (15 19), he became a director as a prince. Zheng De attacked the seal in sixteen years. In the same year, Wu Zong died. Since Wuzong had no children, Jiajing rushed to Beijing from Zhongxiang and succeeded to the throne with a testamentary edict, with the title Jiajing. Jiajing was a very talented emperor. At the beginning of his reign, he killed Wu Zongqin, trusted Qian Ning and others, returned some occupied private land, and wiped out more than 65,438+10,000 people in military schools. He initiated the "New Deal" period for more than 20 years by reforming the past shortcomings and revitalizing the discipline, and won the unanimous support of the government and the people. To some extent, it eased the very sharp social contradictions at that time. He also actively fought against Japanese pirates and Tatars. He once exempted the grain tax of the Huangdi Temple, and was later passed down as a beautiful talk. But Jiajing is also a stubborn and arbitrary person with a strong personality. In order to "respect personal relations" and "correct his name", he induced a political event that affected the whole government for three and a half years and was called "great etiquette" in history, and more than 200 civil and military officials were unfairly punished for it. As a generation of emperors, like all feudal emperors, he prayed for immortality and built tombs and palaces. He not only enjoyed himself very much before his death, but also pursued glory after his death. He is religious, especially alchemy. He ignored the state affairs and didn't see courtiers for more than 20 years, which enabled Yan Song to monopolize power and deepened the political and economic crisis in the Ming Dynasty. Not only was the "New Deal" not fully implemented, but the national situation was also declining, and Jiajing's politics finally ended in failure.

Memorabilia in Jiajing period

In the sixteenth year of Zheng De's reign (Xinsi 152 1 year), he was critically ill on March 13th and died in the Leopard House the next day. 18, Empress Dowager Cixi ordered the arrest of Jiang Bin and others. On April 22nd, it was agreed that Prince Zhu Houchong of Xingxian would enter Beijing to succeed him. Take next year as the first year of Jiajing. On the eighth day of May, I went to Suntech posthumous title Dedi. Kangling was buried in September.

In the first year of Jiajing (Renwu, 1522), Xiaozong called Gao Emperor and Cishou Queen the Virgin. Xing is Xing, and his mother is Xing Queen. Chen was made queen in September. In the second year of Jiajing (1523), in April, Xian Di was honored as the birthday emperor, and his mother was the virgin queen Zhang Sheng.

In October of the seventh year of Jiajing (1528), Queen Chen died. In November, Shun made Zhang Fei the queen.

In the ninth year of Jiajing (1530 Gengyin), the southern suburbs and the northern suburbs were set up in the first month, and the Sun Moon Altar was built respectively. Choose concubines in October. /kloc-9 wives were established in early February.

In the tenth year of Jiajing (Xin Mao nian 153 1), a blessing ceremony was held in Qin 'an Temple in November.

In the 12th year of Jiajing (1533), a banquet was held in early March. In May, Zhang Heling, Duke Chang, and his younger brother Zhang Yanling were arrested and imprisoned. In October, Zhang Yanling died and Zhang Heling became a knight.

In the 13th year of Jiajing (,1534), in the first month, Zhang was abolished and Fang Guifei was appointed as the queen.

In the 14th year of Jiajing (1535 B Wei), concubines were chosen in October, and the saints were ordered to choose virtuous women to enter the palace.

In October of the 15th year of Jiajing (Shen Bing, 1536), the Emperor Temple was designated as the Temple of the World. Zhang died in December.

In the 16th year of Jiajing (1537 Ding You), Zhu Zaiyu, the third son of the emperor in the first month.