Zhu Yuanzhang’s Xingshu Dajun Post

[Zhu Yuanzhang’s Xingshu Dajun Tie]

Dajun Tie, Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang’s book, paper edition, album, 33.7cm vertically, 47.4cm horizontally, Xingshu, 14 lines, 169 words
Interpretation:
The army came down from Shandong, where it met, and received many officials from the Provincial People’s Court of Yibei. I am very worried about the two generals staying in the army. The fear is that the large army will go down to camp and march, which is mixed with the army. It is inconvenient to meet the enemy in the daytime, and it is also inconvenient to meet those who steal the stronghold at night. Each of them is a provincial government, and it is difficult to make up for it. The official who wrote in person until now, but had to have a handle, sent to the south all night long, watched the city, subdued his heart, and then used it. For example, Jining Chen Pingzhang, Lu Pingzhang and other families are small, and Dongping Ma De’s family is small. After arriving in Beijing, he settled down safely, but sent a family member to go to the old official’s place to talk and believe. His heart was moving
There is a monogram of “Zhu” at the end of the picture. The collection is printed with “Yongyong” and “Zhang Heng’s Authentic Verification”
This post is a letter from Zhu Yuanzhang to the general. From the content analysis, at this time, the Zhu family has eliminated Chen Youliang, Zhang Shicheng and other forces, and is fully attacking the north, with frequent wars. Where the army passed, many officials of the Yuan Dynasty were surrendered. Zhu wrote to his subordinates on how to properly handle these officials. Faithful and civilized Bai Xiaochang is of great reference value to the study of the military situation and Zhu’s political strategy in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties
The strokes of Zhu’s post are childish and smooth, and the style of the book is thin and vigorous, which makes it natural and vivid.