In his early years, Li Jinglong liked reading art books. Because of his elegant manners, he was highly valued by Ming Taizu. Long body and thin eyes, watching William. J. is natural and graceful every time he meets, and Mao's number belongs to him.
In the nineteenth year of Wu, after his father died, he inherited the title of Cao Guogong. After that, he went to Huguang, Shaanxi, Henan and other places for training many times, and even took charge of the trade with Chama Miyagi in Xifan. Later, Li Jinglong was promoted to the secretariat of the Left Army by Ming Taizu, and was named Prince.
In the thirty-first year of Wu Hong, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, died, and Zhu Jun, the grandson of Ming Taizu, succeeded to the throne and became Ming Taizu. Li Jinglong was appreciated by Ming Taizu in his early years and became his confidant minister after he ascended the throne. After Wen Jian succeeded to the throne, he implemented the policy of reducing vassals, assisted by Li Jinglong.
In the early years of Wen Jian, it was reported that Zhou Wang Zuk had rebelled, and his emperor immediately sent Li Jinglong to deal with the matter. When Li Jinglong arrived in Kaifeng, he soon lived around and took his family back to Nanjing for the emperor to judge. Emperor Wen Jian later abolished Zhou Wang's family as Shu Ren and didn't kill anyone.
Due to the policy of independent governors, Wen Jian was rebelled by local governors soon after he ascended the throne. In the first year of Wen Jian, the then Prince Judy rose up and provoked the battle of Jingnan.
At the beginning of this war, veteran Geng Bingwen led the army to block it. After the defeat of Geng Bingwen, on the recommendation of Huang Zicheng, Li Jinglong was appointed as a general by his government to replace Li Bingwen.
At that time, Wen Jian gave Li Jinglong an army of 500,000 men and ordered him to stop the prince. His emperor attached great importance to him, personally sent him to the battlefield, gave him a gift of pushing wheels with wheels, and even gave him the right to act cheaply. Unfortunately, Li Jinglong finally let him down.
Li Jinglong led 500 thousand troops, but Prince Judy didn't take him seriously at all. Only Prince Zhu Gaochi stayed in Beijing, led his army to support Yongping, and then attacked Daning. Knowing this news, Li Jinglong quickly laid siege to Beiping and attacked Beiping Nine Gates.
When the army besieged the city, the main force was taken away by the prince, and Zhu Gaochi could only defend himself according to the city. Once, under the guidance of Qu Neng, the Ming army breached one of the gates, but because of Li Jinglong's fear, he finally gave up and was defeated. Li Jinglong's army retreated quickly when the Prince finished his foreign affairs and led the troops back to Peiping.
Seeing that the momentum was wrong, Li Jinglong abandoned supplies and retreated overnight, and the various parts of the Ming army fled south quickly, without any rules. This is the first disaster that Li Jinglong brought to his emperor, the first failed node.
In the second year of Wen Jian, Wen Jian enlisted 600,000 soldiers and returned to Li Jinglong. Wen Jian didn't blame Li Jinglong for his initial failure. Instead, he thought that the failure was due to Li Jinglong's failure in fighting, so he was granted the right of special conquest. Huang Yue lost his bow and waited for good news.
His ideas about everything are too beautiful. Li Jinglong was finally defeated by the Yan Army under the command of the Second Army. After the defeat, Li Jinglong was recalled by the emperor. Huang Zicheng was very angry about it. The last time Li Jinglong was impeached, he said that he was like a lost story, and he didn't mean it. He asked to be killed to thank the world. Wen Jian ignored this and forgave Li Jinglong, which eventually led to his own demise.
In the fourth year of Wen Jian, Judy, the prince of Yan, attacked Nanjing. According to the Yugoslav capital, Li Jinglong and Zhu Chu, who didn't want to be favored by the imperial court, opened the door to surrender and welcomed the Yan army into the city. At this point, his government has completely failed.
In June of the same year, Judy ascended the throne, and Li Jinglong was named as Fengtian Auxiliary Transport, pushing.
Later, Li Jinglong was impeached by the monarch and his subjects at home and behaved disrespectfully. Finally, he was stripped of his title by Emperor Cheng Zu of the Ming Dynasty and kept at home. He tried to starve to death, but he didn't die in the end. Until the end of Yongle, he finally died. I don't know what year it is.