Only the founding emperor can be called "ancestor". Why did three emperors in the Qing Dynasty dare to be called "ancestor"?

according to China's traditional thought? Ancestors have virtue? It needs to be passed down in feudal society, especially emperors. They need to establish their own prestige, so they can't overstep it. If their temple names are set improperly, it is not only disrespectful to their ancestors, but also a criticism of future generations. However, looking at Chao and Qing, these rules were completely ignored. There were three emperors in the Qing dynasty, all of them? Ancestors? , make a joke. Qing seems to be an ancestor and grandson.

after the Qing dynasty entered the customs, the Manchu regime at that time was actually not very stable. Master Shunzhi, after the first emperor entered Shanhaiguan, a big storm was set off after his death. The storm seems to be caused by the improper setting of the temple number. In fact, the problem is far from simple. Behind this storm, the dispute between Manchu and Han in Qing Dynasty was revealed. Manchu and Han officials in Chaoban were tit for tat, and both wanted to overwhelm each other. Take the temple number in the emperor shunzhi as an example.

Lord Shunzhi died in 1661, because he was the first emperor who ascended the throne after entering Shanhaiguan, which is of great significance. It can also be regarded as the opening of a new Manchu regime. Lord Shunzhi not only took a series of measures to stabilize people's hearts, but also devoted himself to expanding territory. At that time, Lord Shunzhi also attached great importance to the integration of Manchu and Han. In order to concentrate his strength, Lord Shunzhi also re-regulated the Eight Banners nobles. These adjustment measures prevented Qing from making too many political mistakes after entering the customs. Therefore, after his death, he proposed to be a high emperor. At that time? Tall? Words can't be used indiscriminately. Once used, it means that the emperor is the founding emperor.

At that time, Ao Bai, as a representative of Manchuria, immediately raised his objection. He believes that although Emperor Shunzhi was the first emperor after entering the customs, without Nurhachi and Huang Taiji, there would be no subsequent victory and their achievements could not be buried. At that time, it was in a high position, so the temple name was set as? Sai-jo? , posthumous title for? Emperor Zhang? . At the same time, posthumous title was changed to Gaudi, showing himself as the first emperor.

Although on the surface it's just a dispute over the name of the temple, it's actually a struggle between the Han people and the Manchu people. Obviously, in this game? War? Won, he helped to suppress the existence of death, so, what are the names of the temples? Joe? Two words. Later, Emperor Kangxi's temple name also had this word, but it was not Kangxi's own will, but the political performance of Yongzheng.