578 years ago today, on December 9, 1447 (November 2, 1447 lunar calendar), Emperor Mingxianzong of the Ming Dynasty of China was born. Emperor Zhu Jianshen of the Ming Dynasty (December 9, 1447 - 1487), or Emperor Chenghua, was the eldest son of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty and the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The first name was Zhu Jianjun. Changes in the civil engineering, Yingzong was taken captive by Wala. After Zong of the Ming Dynasty ascended the throne in the third year of Jingtai (1452), he was abolished as King Yi, and in the first year of Tianshun (1457), Yingzong was restored, and he was made crown prince and renamed Zhu Jianshen. Xianzong ascended the throne in the eighth year of Tianshun (1464). In the first year, he was Qian Yu Pingyi Zhaoxue and restored the title of Emperor Jing. He was also considerate of the people and worked hard to govern, just like a generation of Mingjun. Ryukyu, Hami, Siam, Tulufan, Samarkand and other countries paid tribute one after another. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty were many good at painting portraits, and Zhu Jianshen was good at painting gods. He once painted portraits of Zhang Sanfeng. He was vivid and detached from the world. But in the last years of his reign, Emperor Xianzong was good at alchemy, and he indulged in the harem and the pleasure of the palace maid Wan Guifei, who was 19 years older than him, and favored the eunuchs Wang Zhi, Liang Fang and others, and even the traitors were in power, the west factory was horizontal, the court platform was corrupt, and the people were not living. In the 23rd year of Chenghua (1487), Concubine Wan Guifei died. In August, Xianzong was too sad and died, at the age of 41. Buried in Maoling, Changping Ming, Beijing Review: A troubled emperor.