On this day 643 years ago, January 6, 1382 (December 22, 1381 lunar calendar), King Liang of the Yuan Dynasty passed away Zara Valmi. Jiao Luju Valmi (? - January 6, 1382), the fifth son of Kublai Khan, the father of the Yuan Dynasty, and the descendant of Huge Chi, the king of Yunnan. King Liang, guarding Yunnan. Political and military figures in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. Yuan Dynasty to the 28th year (1368) Yuan Huizong left Yuan Dadu. After the Yuan Dynasty retreated to the grasslands, Zara Valmi still held on to Yunnan and sent envoys to Mobei to meet the emperor of the Northern Yuan Dynasty and continued to be loyal to the Yuan Dynasty. During this period, he fought against the attack of the Ming Yuzhen Ming Xia regime. After Zhu Yuanzhang pacified Sichuan, he tried to persuade him to surrender because of the danger of Yunnan and was unwilling to use troops. In the 14th year of Hongwu (1381), Fu Youde, Lan Yu, and Mu Ying were sent to attack and capture Situ Pingzhang Dalima alive. On the 22nd day of Renshen (January 6, 1382) in the 14th year of Hongwu, Zarah Valmi knew that he could not win, so he burned dragon clothes and drove his wife to Dianchi Lake to die. He and Zuo Cheng Dade and You Cheng Green Er went into the grass cottage to commit suicide at night. His descendants include the famous scholar Shumming.