Imperial Concubine gave birth. Yongzheng The biological mother saw that there was no one around and reached out to cover the baby's mouth and nose. When she turned her head, she saw her son hiding in the corner.
This is a small thing that Yongzheng experienced in his childhood, but after that day, he completely lost his mother's love.
When he was born, his mother Uya was just a little concubine because she had too low status and had no right to raise her son.
Yongzheng was raised by the imperial concubine.
For this son, Uya seems to have no maternal love.
In the battle for the throne of Kowloon, she helped
It turned out that when the imperial concubine gave birth, Uya was worried that the imperial concubine would abuse her son Yinzhen .
So, as the biological mother, Uyashi felt cruel and suffocated the baby in his cradle to death.
Just when she was still in shock, the young Yinzhen suddenly shouted in the corner.
Uyashi thought that Yinzhen had seen the whole process of suffocating the baby.
She has always shown her virtuousness and virtue, and she cannot accept that her own son finds that she is a cruel and ruthless woman.
So, she began to brainwash herself and successfully transferred her anger to the witness Yinzhen, wishing that Yinzhen would disappear in this world.
, but what is even more distorting is that Yinzhen actually saw nothing at that time.
Everything is just a misunderstanding!
or above is the popular TV series " Palace Lock Heart Jade " that year, which explained the conflict between Yongzheng and his son.
Because of a misunderstanding, Defei Uya almost killed her biological son.
However, there is no such a wonderful misunderstanding in history. However, one thing in the above plot is true, that is: Uyashi never likes his own son Yongzheng until his death.
This is a well-documented history.
The fierce conflict between mother and son broke out after Yongzheng ascended the throne and became emperor.
Uyashi took advantage of her mother's identity and firmly opposed her own son's ascension to the throne, refused to be the queen mother, refused to accept the court officials' title ceremony, and forced Yongzheng into a corner step by step.
01 The fourth prince Yinzhen was passed on to the throne, and Uya said: It is absolutely impossible!
Kangxi suddenly died, leaving a will to pass the throne to the fourth prince Yinzhen. After learning the news, Uya was not at all happy, and directly scared Yongzheng and the court officials in a few words to the point of being speechless.
- First sentence : It was something I never dreamed of in my dream.
- The second sentence : I can't stand you using the world to support me, and I will be buried with the late emperor.
"Zhang Chengdao was not what he wanted." ("Registration of Daily Life in the Yongzheng Dynasty")
"This is what people in the palace know now, and the day when Emperor Kangxi was promoted to heaven, the mother of the queen was deeply saddened and determined not to drink or eat." ("Dayi Mijue Record")
As soon as the two sentences came out, the ministers did not dare to breathe.
At this time, the atmosphere on the scene is very sensitive.
Kangxi passed the throne to the fourth prince Yinzhen, very suddenly, without any warning. Some people rumored that Yongzheng had used tricks and might kill his father.
This time, the new emperor was shattered by his mother before he ascended the throne.
You should know that Concubine De’s identity is extraordinary.
When Kangxi was alive, she was the essential "queen" in the harem, managing matters of all sizes and often served the emperor.
To a certain extent, her attitude can represent Kangxi's attitude.
She said: "I never dreamed that the fourth brother could become the emperor!" Isn't the subtext of this sentence "The fourth brother is in a bad position"?
The second sentence has a deeper connotation.
She is a high-powered concubine, with two outstanding sons, one is , the fourth master, and the other is 14th master, the general king.
At this moment of glory and wealth, she proposed to be buried with her?
At this time, Qing Dynasty had abolished the system of burial with his father. Even if it was not abolished, there was no reason for the empress dowager to be buried with him.
Isn’t this accusation from all over the world? Is the new emperor very unfilial?
In desperation, Yongzheng had no choice but to force him to die: Since his mother doesn’t eat or drink, I will die with you.
One wanted to go on a hunger strike and the other forced him to die. Uya gave up the idea of committing suicide.
But this is just the first step in the Long March.
02 Reject the ceremony of enthronement and refused to worship the ministers
According to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, before the new emperor held the throne ceremony, the ministers must first go to the Empress Dowager to pay tribute. The three empresses whom Kangxi enthroned during his lifetime had all died, so when Yongzheng ascended the throne, the only empress dowager was Uya.
But when the official of the Ministry of Rites informed Uya about the procedures for ascending the throne, Uya said directly: "What does the emperor's ascension to the throne have to do with me?"
"The emperor was given a great throne and deserves congratulations. As for my rituals, what does it matter? Moreover, in the mourning clothes of the late emperor, I was really uneasy. I was not satisfied with the rituals." (taken from "The Veritable Records of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty")
This is very obvious, and I will definitely not accept this ritual.
As expected, on the day of the throne ceremony, Uya was absent without any face.
The Qing Dynasty ruled the world with benevolence and filial piety. The absence of Uya directly led to the failure of the ceremony on that day and was forced to postpone it, which attracted public discussion.
This is equivalent to the founding ceremony that was originally agreed upon, and has been widely publicized to the people.
result because the emperor's mother did not buy it, and the meeting was postponed.
Yongzheng knew that even if he set another time, as long as Uyashi did not cooperate, there would be no way.
So, Yongzheng asked the Ministry of Rites, Office of the Interior, and important ministers to ask the Empress Dowager to receive the ceremony. In the end, he even called his lord Eighth Master .
But Uya still doesn’t give face: won’t go!
As a result, Yongzheng took action and persuaded him hard for a long time, and finally got the reluctant answer from Uya: "The ministers and others have cited the great courtesy of the late emperor and sincerely pleaded with me, and I can't do anything about it."
That's it, you have to kneel down, then kneel down!
is extremely perfunctory and does not have the pleasure of being the queen mother at all.
03 Do not have a title, don’t book treasures, refuse to move to the palace, and never stay in the Queen Mother’s bedroom
After the throne ceremony, Uya continued to make trouble.
She did not accept the title of the Empress Dowager; she did not want the title of the Empress Dowager's treasures and books; she did not attend the official title of the Empress Dowager.
As for what is moving the palace, the Empress Dowager’s birthday celebration, Uya even refused.
If we say that, in the previous few times, Yongzheng's repeated begging was still effective.
So no matter how Yongzheng asked for the next series of things, Uyashi was unmoved.
Is Uyashi not understanding priorities?
No, it’s precisely because she knows the priorities too much.
Country cannot be without a king for a day, she cannot directly force the new emperor Yongzheng to death, which will affect the overall situation of the court; she cannot always hinder the throne ceremony, because the throne ceremony has not been completed, government orders and management cannot be implemented smoothly.
As for whether she is the Empress Dowager or moves to the palace, what is her relationship with Yongzheng, this is not the most important thing.
the most is to make more trouble for his son Yongzheng, so that he can solve the rumors when he is unable to do anything, and let him bear the crime of unfilial piety of mother-son discord, so that he can continue to whirlwind in the doubts of "snatching the throne"...
I have to say that having such a biological mother is really Yongzheng's greatest sorrow.
It is said that parents must have far-reaching plans for their children, but when they come to Uya, she tried to make things difficult for her son.
Although Yongzheng was not raised by Uya, it was also a piece of meat that fell off her body, which was her biological child. Why did Uya so dislike him?
I went to learn about the history at that time, and I can only say that luck makes people feel bad.
- The mother-son relationship between Uya and Yongzheng did not have the opportunity to cultivate
Uya was born in a humble family, his father was a gang leader of the coat guard, and his grandfather was the chief manager of the kitchen. When she first entered the palace, she couldn't even reach the main position.
1678, she gave birth to the fourth prince Yinzhen, who could give birth but could not raise him.
According to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, low-ranking concubines were not qualified to raise the prince. Yinzhen was taken away to raise the then Concubine Tong Jia as soon as the first month old. The next year, Kangxi remembered that Uya had made contributions to giving birth to a child, so he gave her a concubine, namely Depin .
During the years when Yinzhen grew up, Uya was basically absent.
The palace is very strict. They can only meet at a fixed time. After meeting, they can only pay tribute and celebrate their birthdays. There is no way to chat about family matters like normal mothers and sons.
Although Yinzhen knew that Uya was his biological mother, it was impossible for the mother-son relationship to be together for a few times.
As for Uyashi, she knew in her heart that the child who had been raised under the auspicious concubine Tong Jia would never be able to return to her side.
So, she shifts her feelings, keeps having children, keeps getting promoted, hoping to have her own children.
In the past ten years, including her eldest son Yinzhen, she has given birth to three sons and three daughters. This frequency of childbirth is comparable to that of Qianlong's Lingfei .
However, there are only 3 children of Uya who have grown up, the fourth prince, the fifth prince and the fourteenth prince.
gradually had new children, and Uya paid less attention to Yinzhen.
1689, Tong Jia, who was named the queen, died soon after he was enthroned as the queen, and Yinzhen regained his freedom. Logically speaking, this time he can start to develop feelings for Uya.
But at this time, Uya's entire attention was on his 1-year-old son Yinzhi , and he had no time to pay attention to Yinzhen.
That's it, they lost one time to cultivate their feelings one by one.
Over time, the "mother-son relationship" between the two has become very superficial, almost all of which is courteous respect.
- Yongzheng himself may be more inclined to his adoptive mother.
And for Yongzheng, who does he prefer for one biological mother and one adoptive mother?
Yongzheng did not make a comparison directly, but he once said: "Give birth to kindness is not as good as raising grace."
From this sentence, we can basically see his attitude.
According to historical records, Yongzheng's adoptive mother Tong Jia was not only of noble origin, but also particularly good for her adopted sons.
Tong Jia is the daughter of Tong Guowei , and Tong Guowei is the youngest brother of Kangxi's biological mother.
In other words, this Tong Jia is the daughter of Kangxi's uncle.
At that time, Tong Guowei was the Minister of the Guards and the Duke.
Whether from the perspective of blood relationship or family background, Tong Jia's background is very prominent.
herself, as the Imperial Concubine, managed the harem for 8 years and raised the prince, which was praised, which eliminated Kangxi's worries and allowed the princes to grow up healthily.
By 1689, Tong Jia was seriously ill, and Kangxi made an exception to sign her as the queen, hoping to use the position of queen to cheer her up.
However, the position of queen failed to retain her life. Tong Jia died after only being the queen for less than a day.
"Records of the Qing Dynasty Kangxi Dynasty": Ju educates all his sons and is very kind and diligent. Now, I am in danger of death and the situation is in danger. I am deeply grateful for my heart. He should be made the queen immediately to show his favor.
She became the only concubine who had written a poem by Kangxi.It is difficult for Yongzheng not to be proud of her adoptive mother like her.
Let’s take a look at his biological mother. Not to mention that his status is not high, he has little care for him.
0-10 years old is the most important stage of growth for a child. At this stage, only Tong Jia is the only one who cares for him. How could Yongzheng not be moved?
Deep in my heart, Yongzheng's heart would definitely unconsciously favor his adoptive mother Tong Jia.
Perhaps it is because of the proud expression of Tong Jia's adopted son, or perhaps it is because he loves the clothes sewn by Tong Jia...
Then, when we greet the holidays, Uyashi couldn't help but feel sad when seeing the difference between herself and Tong Jia's.
is much sadder, and there are more barriers between mother and son.
- Uya prefers his youngest son, the Fourteenth Master.
The tiger will not eat her son. No matter how indifferent the mother-son relationship between Uya and Yongzheng is, it is not enough to make her unable to leave Taiwan in public.
The most important point is that Uya believes that his eldest son Yongzheng stole the throne that originally belonged to his younger son Yinzhen.
In his later years, Yinzhen, who was still Prince Yong, was just a idle prince. Everyone thought he had left the center of fighting for the throne.
And the 14th Prince Yinzhen made contributions to the northwest battle, was highly valued, and was named General King, and was the most promising candidate for succession.
Uyashi, I'm afraid I think so too.
So, when she found out that the Fourth Prince had become the emperor, she was still suppressing Yinzhen, seizing his military power, and resigning his position, she could not accept it at all.
In the view of Uya, Yongzheng not only snatched the throne that originally belonged to Yinzhen, but also ignored the brotherly ties and wanted to kill Yinzhen.
So, she wants to use her identity as Yongzheng’s biological mother to create trouble.
At this moment, Uya only had his own youngest son in his heart, and he did not care about right or wrong, nor did he care about Yinzhi's difficulties and small actions against Yongzheng.
This is a crazy mother and a mother that can be understood.
is just the son in her eyes, only the Eleventh, who is the son she takes good care of and raises little by little!
, such a crazy Uyashi, also completely drove Yongzheng crazy.
Yongzheng began to make excuses to make things difficult for Yinzhen. After the funeral of Kangxi, Yongzheng asked Yinzhen to stay in Zunhua to guard the tomb, which was equivalent to disguised house arrest; not long after, he used the excuse of someone writing the "general" and "the emperor" together in the memorial, and removed Yinzhen's Lumi.
Just ten days after Yinzhi's Lumi was removed, Uya suddenly fell ill and died in just over ten hours. Yinzhi, who failed to see his father for the last time, was unable to see his mother for the last time.
This pair of brothers will never be able to untie it in this life.
written at the end
Yongzheng's political methods are fierce. Many people say that he is cruel and unkind because he is not happy in the environment and his original family is not warm.
No one who has the closest serum relationship with him gives him warmth.
But I think everything is just right in history.
It is precisely because the father does not love, the biological mother does not love, and the younger brother hates that Yongzheng has a ruthless personality and can just take over the mess left by Kangxi.
If the sunny and happy Qianlong took over, the Qing Dynasty's process might have tripled, and it is estimated that there would be no need to wait until the Eight-Nation Alliance invades China.
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