Shi Ding in the Ming Dynasty was Tie Xuan. Tie Xuan's identity is quite special. He is an official of the former regime. When he appeared, he looked like a monk. However, no one thought that this unremarkable man was an upright man with a gap in his chest. It is precisely because Tie Xuan, though playing with Judy, can still stick to his guns and complain about public security that Zhu Yuanzhang is more attractive to Tie Xuan. Zhu Yuanzhang personally wrote an inscription for Tie Xuan. ".

The Identity Background of Shi Dingtie's Selection in Ming Dynasty

Tiexuan (1366—1402), whose real name is Shi Ding, was born in Dengzhou, Henan, and his ancestors were Semu people. Tie Xuan was chosen as a gift by Guo Zisheng, and later transferred to the Governor's Office to judge the case. Because of Tie Xuan's integrity, decisive personality and quick thinking, many ancient mysteries and difficult cases can be clearly examined by Tie Xuan, and gradually gained the appreciation and recognition of Ming Taizu, as can be seen from the word "Shi Ding" given to him by Zhu Yuanzhang.