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I n t r o d u c t i o n

Founding Emperor of Ming Zhu Yuanzhang

CommanderCN1328 — 1398

Born a destitute peasant, he survived as a beggar and monk before joining the Red Turban rebels. He defeated rival warlords and founded the Ming dynasty in 1368, becoming the first commoner to found a Chinese dynasty.

“The beggar monk with a bowl is dead; under the Ming banner, I shall thoroughly cut down and wash away the Tartar barbarians with my firm hands!”

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What this figure read, watched, and listened to

S i g n a t u r eL i n e s

Quote

“The beggar monk with a bowl is dead; under the Ming banner, I shall thoroughly cut down and wash away the Tartar barbarians with my firm hands!”

Greeting

“A beggar became emperor. In this world, nothing is impossible.”
“Build high walls, store ample grain, proclaim kingship slowly.”
“Only one who knows the pain of starvation can rule the realm.”

Roll Call

“Are you ready to drive out the Yuan?”
“Those who break military law will not be forgiven.”
“Gather under the Red Turban banner.”

Deploy

“Army of unification, march toward Dadu!”
“Cut the enemy's supply lines!”
“Leave no one who does not surrender!”

Victory

“The Yuan era is over. The Great Ming begins.”
“Reward those who have rendered merit.”
“The Mandate of Heaven has come to Zhu Yuanzhang.”

Draw

“The outcome is not decided. Devise the next plan.”
“Do not rush. Wait for the right moment.”
“Regroup and find the enemy's weakness.”

Defeat

“This humiliation must be repaid.”
“Find the cause. Those responsible will answer to military law.”
“This is not the Zhu Yuanzhang who gives up after one defeat.”

Strike

“Charge — sweep away the Mongols!”
“Crush the enemy line at once!”
“Begin the fire attack!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

A self-made character structure combining extreme diligence and command to build an empire from nothing. The survival instinct of beggar origins converts into extreme suspicion and low temperance, culminating in the tragedy of purging meritorious subjects; this stat distribution becomes the structural cause of the Ming dynasty autocracy.

Core Abilities

Command
95
Martial
78
Intellect
88
Charm
72

Inner Virtues

Temperance
18
Diligence
95
Reflection
55
Courage
88

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
30
Benevolence
40
Fairness
35
Humility
15

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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