Kangxi After the death of his death, Uya finally became the only queen mother. But when his eldest son, , Yongzheng , wanted to give her a title ceremony, Uya did not eat or drink, and wanted to go on a hunger strike to bury her. After finally persuading him, his younger brother, the 14th Prince, caused another big disaster.
The 14th Prince was seized from military power and returned to the palace to attend the funeral. When he saw Yongzheng not kneeling down or saluting, he almost beat him. Without saying a word, Yongzheng directly restricted his freedom and cut off his salary.
After Uya learned about it, he dragged his seriously ill body and asked Yongzheng to release the Fourteenth Master: "I want to see the Fourteenth Master."
Yongzheng looked at his mother who was in front of him and favored the Fourteenth Brother, and said cruelly: "Absolutely impossible!"
Who knew that Uya was too stubborn and hit the pillar next to him, and died.
In just a few months, Yongzheng lost his biological parents one after another.
This is the popular story of "Yongzheng forcing the life and death of his mother".
This story is also often used to prove Yongzheng's usurpation of the throne. A person who can even force his biological mother to death is likely to be the work of Yongzheng.
Taking advantage of Kangxi's critical illness, he took several rewrites of the will of Longkodo, changing the prince to "Fourth Prince" to "Fourth Prince", and completing the stealing of the dragon and turning into a phoenix.
So, is the truth of history really the same as the legend? Did Yongzheng really usurp the throne and take away the throne that originally belonged to the fourteenth?
I carefully looked through the history books at that time and found that this statement was too funny.
Time goes back to Kangxi's later years.
Kangxi at that time had already abolished the stockholder twice. He felt an unusual headache when it came to the matter of releasing the crown prince. According to the rules left by our ancestors, we discussed the position of crown prince, and we asked a group of ministers to recommend it, and then the emperor made a decision after fully listening to his opinions.
But when Kangxi came to him, there were too many excellent sons, and they all stared at the throne, but Kangxi also had his own opinions.
When the second time he appointed the crown prince, Kangxi just wanted to raise the matter of establishing the crown prince, and then waited for the ministers to speak one by one, and each prince would say a few words. Then, he took advantage of the situation to re-establish the deposed crown prince.
"Draft of Qing History·Biography of Seven·Jiu of Kings": The crown prince Yunreng has been abolished, and Yunsi is planned to be established on behalf of others. The princes Yunqi and Yunji, the ministers Aling A , Orondai , Kuixu, Wang Hongxu , etc., were all accompanied by Yunsi.
Unexpectedly, the ministers had been trained by Eighth Prince , and all recommended the Eighth Prince at the command.
Now Kangxi was furious: How can my court be controlled by the Eighth Prince?
From that time on, the Eighth Prince had already been eliminated from the position of crown prince in Kangxi's mind.
Later, the deposed prince was reinstated as the prince and was deposed again.
Kangxi was even more convinced that the matter of the throne should never be discussed as vigorously as before, but should make a secret throne.
i.e.: The choice of whom to succeed the throne is up to Kangxi himself to decide, and there will be no showdown until the last moment.
It is this secret system of establishing a crown prince that has made everyone have endless guesses about the inheritance of the throne. If everyone wants to guess the candidate for the reserve position, they can only make judgments based on Kangxi's behavior.
So, what did Kangxi do then?
For most princes, Kangxi is lukewarm, but Eighth Master , Fourth Master , and 14th Master are more special.
Against Baye, he defended and cracked down on it. The incident of killing the eagle completely wiped out his dream of emperor.
1714, Kangxi went to Rehe to inspect. The Eighth Master had no friends because he wanted to pay tribute to his biological mother, Liangfei . Since people can't go, they always need to give something to express. So, the Eighth Master sent the eunuch to send an eagle.
Eagle has the meaning of being ambitious and ambitious, and giving Kangxi can be regarded as a good gift.
Kangxi After the death of his death, Uya finally became the only queen mother. But when his eldest son, , Yongzheng , wanted to give her a title ceremony, Uya did not eat or drink, and wanted to go on a hunger strike to bury her. After finally persuading him, his younger brother, the 14th Prince, caused another big disaster.
The 14th Prince was seized from military power and returned to the palace to attend the funeral. When he saw Yongzheng not kneeling down or saluting, he almost beat him. Without saying a word, Yongzheng directly restricted his freedom and cut off his salary.
After Uya learned about it, he dragged his seriously ill body and asked Yongzheng to release the Fourteenth Master: "I want to see the Fourteenth Master."
Yongzheng looked at his mother who was in front of him and favored the Fourteenth Brother, and said cruelly: "Absolutely impossible!"
Who knew that Uya was too stubborn and hit the pillar next to him, and died.
In just a few months, Yongzheng lost his biological parents one after another.
This is the popular story of "Yongzheng forcing the life and death of his mother".
This story is also often used to prove Yongzheng's usurpation of the throne. A person who can even force his biological mother to death is likely to be the work of Yongzheng.
Taking advantage of Kangxi's critical illness, he took several rewrites of the will of Longkodo, changing the prince to "Fourth Prince" to "Fourth Prince", and completing the stealing of the dragon and turning into a phoenix.
So, is the truth of history really the same as the legend? Did Yongzheng really usurp the throne and take away the throne that originally belonged to the fourteenth?
I carefully looked through the history books at that time and found that this statement was too funny.
Time goes back to Kangxi's later years.
Kangxi at that time had already abolished the stockholder twice. He felt an unusual headache when it came to the matter of releasing the crown prince. According to the rules left by our ancestors, we discussed the position of crown prince, and we asked a group of ministers to recommend it, and then the emperor made a decision after fully listening to his opinions.
But when Kangxi came to him, there were too many excellent sons, and they all stared at the throne, but Kangxi also had his own opinions.
When the second time he appointed the crown prince, Kangxi just wanted to raise the matter of establishing the crown prince, and then waited for the ministers to speak one by one, and each prince would say a few words. Then, he took advantage of the situation to re-establish the deposed crown prince.
"Draft of Qing History·Biography of Seven·Jiu of Kings": The crown prince Yunreng has been abolished, and Yunsi is planned to be established on behalf of others. The princes Yunqi and Yunji, the ministers Aling A , Orondai , Kuixu, Wang Hongxu , etc., were all accompanied by Yunsi.
Unexpectedly, the ministers had been trained by Eighth Prince , and all recommended the Eighth Prince at the command.
Now Kangxi was furious: How can my court be controlled by the Eighth Prince?
From that time on, the Eighth Prince had already been eliminated from the position of crown prince in Kangxi's mind.
Later, the deposed prince was reinstated as the prince and was deposed again.
Kangxi was even more convinced that the matter of the throne should never be discussed as vigorously as before, but should make a secret throne.
i.e.: The choice of whom to succeed the throne is up to Kangxi himself to decide, and there will be no showdown until the last moment.
It is this secret system of establishing a crown prince that has made everyone have endless guesses about the inheritance of the throne. If everyone wants to guess the candidate for the reserve position, they can only make judgments based on Kangxi's behavior.
So, what did Kangxi do then?
For most princes, Kangxi is lukewarm, but Eighth Master , Fourth Master , and 14th Master are more special.
Against Baye, he defended and cracked down on it. The incident of killing the eagle completely wiped out his dream of emperor.
1714, Kangxi went to Rehe to inspect. The Eighth Master had no friends because he wanted to pay tribute to his biological mother, Liangfei . Since people can't go, they always need to give something to express. So, the Eighth Master sent the eunuch to send an eagle.
Eagle has the meaning of being ambitious and ambitious, and giving Kangxi can be regarded as a good gift.But when the eagle arrived at Kangxi, it was already dying.
Kangxi was immediately furious, thinking that this was his son's curse on himself and that he wanted to cut off the father-son relationship with the Eighth Master: "From now on, I have been Yinsi , and the kindness of the father-son has been eliminated."
Later, Kangxi also sent someone to stop the Eighth Master's salary.
It can be said that Kangxi's attitude towards the Eighth Master is very obvious: Don't think of getting involved in the position of emperor.
To the Fourth Master, Kangxi fully embodies the kindness of a father.
After the deposed prince, the Fourth Master began to hide his strength and keep a low profile, regard himself as an idle person in the world, study crops from time to time, or write about flowers and plants by himself.
and his brothers are very kind, and the only court officials who contact Longkodo and Nian Gengyao , and the frequency is still very low.
Kangxi likes such a fourth master very much. He went to Prince Yong's mansion in person several times to experience the ordinary happiness of family.
. For the Fourteenth Master, Kangxi attached great importance to it. He sent him out to fight, commanded the northwest battlefield, conferred him as the general, and discussed national affairs...
The most important thing is that in terms of the specifications of the Fourteenth Master's expedition, Kangxi specially equipped him with the rules of the emperor's expedition, and also used the Zhenghuang Banner logo.
"Use the banner of the Zhenghuang Banner, follow the style of the king's banner" ("Records of the Saint Ancestor of Qing Dynasty")
You should know that the deposed prince had once wanted to lead troops to fight the west and wanted the power of the crown prince to pacify the army, but Kangxi not only did not give it to him, but also severely scolded him. And to the 14th Prince, Kangxi seemed particularly generous.
From this point of view, Kangxi's attitude seems to be very obvious: the crown prince is the Fourteenth Master.
This is the result of most people reading from Kangxi's behavior.
At that time, the th Prince sent by the Eighth Master was very happy: Although the Eighth Brother has fallen, the Fourteenth Brother is still there. As long as the Fourteenth Brother can ascend the throne, he will definitely listen to me in the future.
For this reason, the Ninth Prince has traveled thousands of miles and sent someone to send ten thousand taels of gold to his fourteenth brother to help him pass on messages between the capital and the northwest.
"If the Fourteenth Master wants to be the crown prince, he will definitely listen to me." (The first volume of "Yunsi Yun Case")
However, when Kangxi passed away, the will was made public, and the heir was actually the Fourth Master.
everyone was stunned and promoted Yongzheng to forge the throne.
where "passing the fourteenth position" is changed to "passing the fourteenth position" and is just one of the versions.
guesses like usurpation look very silky and have full logic.
But in fact, there are problems everywhere.
First, Kangxi could not have sent his heir to fight thousands of miles away.
Kowloon fights for the throne , how dangerous. Especially Kangxi was still a fan of Han culture and naturally knew the historical story of China's succession for thousands of years. He could not have known that the change of the throne was the most dangerous time.
"not present" means losing the opportunity.
At that time, Kangxi was nearly 70 years old and often accompanied by palpitations and sweating. Even if he looks tough, his body is quite dangerous. He is in the stage of "I took off my shoes and socks today, and I haven't seen the Ming Dynasty whether to wear them."
If he really had a good eye for the 14th Prince, he would not have sent the 14th Prince to the northwest to fight for several consecutive years.
But Kangxi has been sending out the 14th Prince.
And at the beginning of Kangxi's last illness, he also adjusted his military deployment, but the one who adjusted the defense in the capital was the twelfth prince. This shows that Kangxi was clear-headed at that time, but he still did not choose to recall the fourteenth.
You said, how could this be an attitude towards the successor?
The only reason is that Kangxi understands the character of the 14th Prince and wants to keep him away from the capital, a place of right and wrong, and be at ease in the northwest to ensure safety.
Second, after Yongzheng ascended the throne, the Eighth Master Sect did not rise up to resist.
The fourth master and the eighth master's Liangzi had already been formed as early as the period when the Kowloon fought for the throne.Even later, the Eighth Master was completely abandoned by Kangxi as the heir, his power was still there.
Eighth Master like this is always the "thorn in the flesh" of the Fourth Master.
Therefore, the Fourth Master ascended the throne and was equivalent to the end of the good days of the Eight Master's Sect. If Yongzheng had the possibility of usurping the throne at all, the mortal enemy, the Eighth Master, would definitely not be able to sit idly by.
As long as the Eighth Master sends a attack, his ministers, plus the palace's biological mother, U Ya, will become helpers against Yongzheng's ascension to the throne. At that time, even if the Eighth Master cannot win with confidence, he will definitely be able to make Yongzheng, who has just ascended the throne, be criticized by the people of the world.
?
Eighth Master Sect basically had no movement, and there was no head-on conflict with Yongzheng. On the contrary, in the early days of Yongzheng's ascension, the Eighth Master was also enthroned as and Prince Shuolian , and was once a good helper for Yongzheng's governance.
From the perspective of status, the Eighth Master at that time was comparable to the Thirteenth Master Yongzheng trusted the most.
Even Yongzheng himself said that the Eighth Master was a person who could do things and had real materials:
"Yunsi is smart and capable, and has talent and talent. I know that he can do great things... In terms of talent and ethics, no ministers are right." ("Records of Emperor Shizong of Qing Dynasty"
Yongzheng even believed that the Eighth Master's strength was comparable to himself.
A person like this would never stand by if he found a trick at the critical moment of the change of the throne.
so, there is only one reasonable explanation. Yongzheng was named at that time. The princes succeeded to the throne in a righteous manner. All the princes were witnesses, and the Eighth Master had no way to refute it.
Third, changing the edict is not that simple at all.
Kangxi did not take out the edict until the last moment.
The ministers only knew the news, and Yongzheng only knew the news in the end.
It is not easy to tamper with the edict. It is impossible to tamper with the edict with a few simple strokes.
The so-called "passing the edict in the fourteenth place" was changed to "passing the edict at the fourteenth place" and it is simply nonsense.
l First of all, , , Qing Dynasty , in the edict of the throne, the titles of princes are generally "the fourteenth son of the emperor", "the fourteenth son of the emperor", etc., and are not ", the fourth prince " and "the fourteenth prince".
l Secondly, , "yu" is a simplified Chinese character, and it is not easy to write "yu" at that time.
l Finally, , all edicts for passing the throne are in one version of Chinese characters, Manchu . Even if Chinese characters are simple and barely tampered with, what about Manchu texts like drawing talismans? Can they be easily changed?
Moreover, the edict of Yongzheng's succession to the throne is as follows:
"The fourth son of the emperor Yinzhen is of great character, and I am deeply impressed by my dear, and I will definitely be able to inherit the great throne. I will succeed me ascend the throne and ascend the throne." ("Records of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty")
Therefore, it is basically impossible to tamper with the edict and pass the throne.
There is no room for correction here.
In fact, Yongzheng's throne is basically Kangxi's real idea.
Kangxi reigned for 60 years, and in the early years he captured Obai , pacified the Three Feudals, and defeated Tsarist Russia , which was indeed a success. Xun was outstanding, pushing Qing to prosperity.
But as he grew older, his rule began to become corrupt, too lenient and unable to suppress corruption; there were many factions, and officials formed a group of factions. In addition, the Kowloon fought for the throne, he could no longer suppress the corrupt administration.
To solve these problems, a successor who was selfless and dared to offend others was needed.
and this Individually, they can only be the taciturn Yongzheng.
Eighth Master or the Fourteenth Master, they have too many factions to tie up and they are reluctant to leave when they should be. Such a person who succeeds to the throne will only aggravate the bad policies of Kangxi in his later years.
Kangxi saw this clearly early, so he attacked the Eighth Master and sent the Fourteenth Master to pave the way for the Fourth Master to ascend the throne.
But what Kangxi did not expect was that in the end, the Fourteenth Master still failed to escape the muddy waters of the throne.
After Yongzheng ascended the throne, he tried his best to suppress the Fourteenth Master, stripped his military power, seized his title, and imprisoned him.
A good general king has created "waste" that has nothing to do.
It was not until Qianlong succeeded to the throne that the Fourteenth Master regained his freedom.
However, compared to the eighth master and nineth master who were removed from the yellow belt and imprisoned in the clan mansion, there are dozens of crimes to be controversial. The ending of the fourteenth master is quite good.
I think if my mother, Uya, hadn't favored her youngest son too much and did not pay attention to the mood of the eldest son who grew up under the knees of others, I'm afraid Yongzheng would have been gentler to the 14th Prince.
After all, he is surprisingly warm to his half-brother Thirteenth brother.
What do you think? Welcome to leave a message.
Even later, the Eighth Master was completely abandoned by Kangxi as the heir, his power was still there.Eighth Master like this is always the "thorn in the flesh" of the Fourth Master.
Therefore, the Fourth Master ascended the throne and was equivalent to the end of the good days of the Eight Master's Sect. If Yongzheng had the possibility of usurping the throne at all, the mortal enemy, the Eighth Master, would definitely not be able to sit idly by.
As long as the Eighth Master sends a attack, his ministers, plus the palace's biological mother, U Ya, will become helpers against Yongzheng's ascension to the throne. At that time, even if the Eighth Master cannot win with confidence, he will definitely be able to make Yongzheng, who has just ascended the throne, be criticized by the people of the world.
?
Eighth Master Sect basically had no movement, and there was no head-on conflict with Yongzheng. On the contrary, in the early days of Yongzheng's ascension, the Eighth Master was also enthroned as and Prince Shuolian , and was once a good helper for Yongzheng's governance.
From the perspective of status, the Eighth Master at that time was comparable to the Thirteenth Master Yongzheng trusted the most.
Even Yongzheng himself said that the Eighth Master was a person who could do things and had real materials:
"Yunsi is smart and capable, and has talent and talent. I know that he can do great things... In terms of talent and ethics, no ministers are right." ("Records of Emperor Shizong of Qing Dynasty"
Yongzheng even believed that the Eighth Master's strength was comparable to himself.
A person like this would never stand by if he found a trick at the critical moment of the change of the throne.
so, there is only one reasonable explanation. Yongzheng was named at that time. The princes succeeded to the throne in a righteous manner. All the princes were witnesses, and the Eighth Master had no way to refute it.
Third, changing the edict is not that simple at all.
Kangxi did not take out the edict until the last moment.
The ministers only knew the news, and Yongzheng only knew the news in the end.
It is not easy to tamper with the edict. It is impossible to tamper with the edict with a few simple strokes.
The so-called "passing the edict in the fourteenth place" was changed to "passing the edict at the fourteenth place" and it is simply nonsense.
l First of all, , , Qing Dynasty , in the edict of the throne, the titles of princes are generally "the fourteenth son of the emperor", "the fourteenth son of the emperor", etc., and are not ", the fourth prince " and "the fourteenth prince".
l Secondly, , "yu" is a simplified Chinese character, and it is not easy to write "yu" at that time.
l Finally, , all edicts for passing the throne are in one version of Chinese characters, Manchu . Even if Chinese characters are simple and barely tampered with, what about Manchu texts like drawing talismans? Can they be easily changed?
Moreover, the edict of Yongzheng's succession to the throne is as follows:
"The fourth son of the emperor Yinzhen is of great character, and I am deeply impressed by my dear, and I will definitely be able to inherit the great throne. I will succeed me ascend the throne and ascend the throne." ("Records of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty")
Therefore, it is basically impossible to tamper with the edict and pass the throne.
There is no room for correction here.
In fact, Yongzheng's throne is basically Kangxi's real idea.
Kangxi reigned for 60 years, and in the early years he captured Obai , pacified the Three Feudals, and defeated Tsarist Russia , which was indeed a success. Xun was outstanding, pushing Qing to prosperity.
But as he grew older, his rule began to become corrupt, too lenient and unable to suppress corruption; there were many factions, and officials formed a group of factions. In addition, the Kowloon fought for the throne, he could no longer suppress the corrupt administration.
To solve these problems, a successor who was selfless and dared to offend others was needed.
and this Individually, they can only be the taciturn Yongzheng.
Eighth Master or the Fourteenth Master, they have too many factions to tie up and they are reluctant to leave when they should be. Such a person who succeeds to the throne will only aggravate the bad policies of Kangxi in his later years.
Kangxi saw this clearly early, so he attacked the Eighth Master and sent the Fourteenth Master to pave the way for the Fourth Master to ascend the throne.
But what Kangxi did not expect was that in the end, the Fourteenth Master still failed to escape the muddy waters of the throne.
After Yongzheng ascended the throne, he tried his best to suppress the Fourteenth Master, stripped his military power, seized his title, and imprisoned him.
A good general king has created "waste" that has nothing to do.
It was not until Qianlong succeeded to the throne that the Fourteenth Master regained his freedom.
However, compared to the eighth master and nineth master who were removed from the yellow belt and imprisoned in the clan mansion, there are dozens of crimes to be controversial. The ending of the fourteenth master is quite good.
I think if my mother, Uya, hadn't favored her youngest son too much and did not pay attention to the mood of the eldest son who grew up under the knees of others, I'm afraid Yongzheng would have been gentler to the 14th Prince.
After all, he is surprisingly warm to his half-brother Thirteenth brother.
What do you think? Welcome to leave a message.
