Rebellion was a serious crime in ancient times. Even if Zhu Di was a prince, he would still be afraid of failure. This is a road of no return. Once you embark on this road, everything will be lost if you fail. As a prince, Zhu Di will not kill the nine tribes, but the King of Yan will definitely leave no chickens or dogs behind.

The history of the Ming Dynasty is very interesting and is loved by many history lovers. As the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di had no chance of becoming emperor. Only because he launched the "Jingnan Campaign" did he successfully ascend to the throne and became an emperor from a vassal. Zhu Di was also afraid of failure at the beginning of the rebellion, as can be seen from the following two situations. 1. Zhu Di had little determination to rebel, and was tormented and hesitant in his heart

After Zhu Biao's death, Zhu Di has become the best among Zhu Yuanzhang's sons. If Zhu Yunwen had not been established as the emperor's grandson, Zhu Di might have become the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

As a vassal king, his strength was far from being able to compete with the entire Ming Dynasty. In such a situation, if Zhu Di wants to rebel, the probability of success is extremely low. Moreover, there is no turning back for the rebellion. Once it fails, the whole family will be killed, and countless people will bleed and die as a result.

Because of too many considerations, Zhu Di was very tormented and hesitant in his heart before launching an army. To seize the throne from his nephew is an unjust act; to rebel as a subject is also an act of disloyalty. It can also be seen from this that Zhu Di was also very afraid and afraid of rebellion. 2. On the day of the incident, the abnormal weather frightened Zhu Di

In ancient times, science and technology were underdeveloped, and people would associate bad things with abnormal weather conditions. On the day of Zhu Di's incident, strong winds blew in Peiping City, and the wind blew off the tiles on the houses.

Such abnormal weather is a sign of great danger to everyone, including Zhu Di. He believes that this move is very dangerous and very unlucky. Fortunately, Yao Guangxiao had a wise mind and turned what everyone thought was a bad omen into a good omen. This increased Zhu Di's confidence and started the rebellion southward.

The ancients were afraid of rebellion, which was a serious crime against the Nine Tribes. Zhu Di was also afraid of failure. Once he rebelled, there would be no turning back.