Furthermore he also forbade the monks and Taoists to master a large number of farmlands, and which was helpful for majority of social grassroots having their farmland. Many measures or policies were taken for relieving the social conflict. What’s more, he maintained the diminishment of local separatism, which angered many local kings. Zhu Di, at the time was Yan-State King led his troop back to Nanjing under the color of helping Emperor govern the country, and he occupied Nanjing in 1402. According to the official record, Zhu Yunwen was burnt to death. However, according to many folksays, Zhu Yunwen fled to west (by the way, this is also one reason for Emperor Chengzu ordering Zheng He to visit west for sevens time by fleet).

Name: Zhu Yunwen (1377-1402)
Enthronement in 1398
Abdication in 1402
Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, was Emperor Huidi and his era name was Jianwen（建文）. When Zhu Yuanzhang was still alive, he nominated many kings, and more than 20 sons of Zhu Yuanzhang were appointed to the kings, besides all of them were respectively stationed in different areas. After Emperor Huidi was enthroned, many defaulted taxations were exempted and many disaster-stricken citizens were helped and relieved by government. Emperor Huidi also ordered the local governments to redeem those slaves who sold themselves or were sold by their family for survival.

Name：Zhu Yuanzhang (1328-1398)
Enthronement in 1368
Abdication in 1398
Zhu Yuanzhang was born in Fengyang of Anhui, and his era name was Hongwu(洪武). In August, 1368, the insurgent troops under the leadership of Zhu Yuanzhang, Xu Da as well as Chang Yuchun occupied Beijing, the former capital of Yuan Dynasty, and it meant the perdition of Yuan Dynasty. In the same year, Zhu Yuanzhang was enthroned to be the Emperor in Nanjing, since then Ming Dynasty was established formally. Zhu Yuanzhang was Emperor Taizu and he died at the age of 71