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Nurhachi killed his son. Why did he kill his eldest son, Zhu Ying?

There is a Peking Opera about kitchen knives called Qi Jiguang Chopping Son. Later, some scholars verified that there was no such thing in history. So Qi Jiguang's beheading is a joke and an artistic creation. So, is it true that Nurhachi hacked his son to death? As we all know, Nurhachi was the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty and was honored as Mao Zedong. However, Juezi's behavior is contrary to common sense, which is naturally a taboo for the Qing royal family, so there is a lack of records in the history books. Nurhachi beheaded his son, which became the biggest mystery of the Qing palace.

Nurhachi married 16 wives and gave birth to 16 sons and 8 daughters. Chu Ying is the eldest son of Nurhachi. Nurhachi/Kloc-married and separated at the age of 0/9, and married jurchen Tong Jiashi Hahahazaqing. The next year, they gave birth to a daughter, Dong Guogege. Later, Tong Jiashi gave birth to two more boys: the eldest son Ying Ying and the second son Daishan.

Chu Ying, born in the eighth year of Wanli, was 2 1 year old. When Nurhachi rose, Chu Yingcai was 4 years old and Dai Shancai was 1 year old. Nurhachi went to war with his younger brother Shu Erhachi and five ministers, Fei Yingdong, Yidu, Li Hehe, Anyang Valley and Hulhan.

To sum up, Chu Ying had three fortunes and three misfortunes in her life.

"Three fortunes" are: first, he was born in the Nurhachi family, and his father later became a pioneer in the Qing Dynasty; The second is to learn military skills and knowledge from parents and outstanding generals such as Fei Yingdong and Yi Yidu. I am good at bowing horses, and my martial arts is also very high. Third, take part in the wars such as Takeda Rock, get exercise, and get the reuse of Father Khan. The "three major misfortunes" are: first, the mother died young, and the father was ordered at a critical moment and rarely enjoyed the warmth of the family; Secondly, his family is always in danger and robbed everywhere, so he started his cycling career at an early age and grew up in a turbulent environment. Third, the jurchen at that time had no words, no academic qualifications, no formal education and no scheming. Chu Ying's "three fortunes" and "three misfortunes" not only made him successful, but also ultimately destroyed him.

/kloc-at the age of 0/9, Chu Ying led the troops to fight for the first time. Records: In the 26th year of Wanli, Chu Ying led his troops to Anchulaku Road, Nuzhen, Donghai, where he gathered more than 20 people from various villages and returned, named "Hongbatulu". Chu Ying really made a name for himself because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Aconitum Rock, and gained the esteem of his father Nurhachi through him.

In the first month of the thirty-fifth year of Wanli, Nurhachi sent his younger brother Shuerhaqi, his eldest son Chu Ying and his second son Dai Shan to escort the newly joined ministries back to Jianzhou. On the way home, General Bokedo of Wulabelleb Battalion led 10,000 soldiers and horses to intercept. The two sides fought a big battle in Wutianyan on the Tumen River. Wula is one of the four jurchen departments in Haixi. Wula City is located in Wula Street Township, Yongji County, Jilin City, Jilin Province. In June of the 21st year of Wanli, the Wula Department and the other three departments, such as Hercynian Jurchen, Yehe, Hada and Huifa, were uneasy because of the growing strength of the Jianzhou Department where Nurhachi was located, and formed an alliance to attack Jianzhou, which was defeated. In September of the same year, 30,000 people from nine allied forces, including Ye, Hada and Wula, fought side by side with Nurhachi's troops in Gule Mountain. As a result, 4,000 people, including Ye Buzhai, were killed, while Buzhantai, the brother of Ulabelle Maintai, was captured.

In order to bridge the contradiction and bind Wula, Nuhachi sent Bubu back and supported him to become Wula Baylor. Jianzhou and Wula have been married five times: Nurhachi's daughter Mukush, Shuhachi's two daughters, E Shitai and E Enzhe, all married Wula Bellebuzhantai; Abahai, the daughter of Butai's brother Mantai, married Nurhachi and gave birth to Azig, Dourgen and Duoduo. Zhan Tai's sister Hu Nai is also the wife of Shuerhazi. It can be said that the two films are evenly matched.

However, this kind of marriage with political interests as the link cannot completely bridge the contradictions between the two sides. The battle of Wu Tianyan is a prominent manifestation of the contradiction between the two books.

In the Battle of Rock on the 5th, Shuerhaqi, considering his in-laws with Ulabaylor, led the army to stop Shuchang and Nazibu at the foot of the mountain, and did not dare to delay or watch the battle. Hulhan and Yang Guli in Jianzhou camped in Shanshumen, sent troops to guard the 500 families they brought, and led 200 people to fight with the Wula army striker. Then Chu Ying and Dai Shan led 500 troops each, and attacked the Ula army in two ways. Chu Ying took the lead in rushing into the enemy lines. It was freezing and snowing. The two sides fought fiercely and finally defeated the soldiers of Ula. Daishan captured General Ura Bokedo. In this battle, Jianzhou soldiers killed 3,000 Wula soldiers and harvested 5,000 war horses and 3,000 pairs of war horses. Wula fled, "If the sky falls."

The fifth Iwao Dan War not only greatly weakened the strength of Wulabo, but also opened the channel from Jianzhou to Wusuli River basin and the middle and lower reaches of Heilongjiang. The establishment of the country has greatly changed the relationship between Nurhachi and Shuerhachi brothers, and between Nurhachi and Chu Ying.

First, the contradiction between brothers has intensified. Shurhachi is Nurhachi's younger brother. Nurhachi 10 was only 5 years old when he lost his mother. After Nuerhachi started his army, Shuerhachi followed his eldest brother and fought everywhere as a deputy, repeatedly making meritorious military service. They support each other and get along well with each other. However, with the continuous growth of strength, cracks gradually appeared between brothers. In the twenty-third year of Wanli, Shuerhazi said to the North Korean envoy Shen, "In the future, your envoy's gift will not be superior to my brother." This shows that Shuerhazi is not satisfied with his power and wealth, but also wants to compete with his eldest brother for fame and fortune. In the twenty-seventh year of Wanli, Jianzhou levied Hada. "When he sent his troops, he was filled with joy." He bravely rushed to kill and drove the horse to the race. Shuhaqi cowered at the gate of Hada and was denounced by Nurhachi in public, further deepening the rift between brothers.

The Battle of Five Swallows made Nurhachi dissatisfied with Shuerhaqi and ordered the execution of Shuerhaqi's two generals, Shu Chang and Nazbu, which was obviously a warning to chickens and monkeys and a shock to the mountains. Shuhahe begged: "You killed two generals, you killed me!" In the end, Nurhachi promised not to kill his second son, but he was fined 120 Liang and took away the Nayong department. After that, Nurhachi stopped sending his younger brother Shu Haqi to seize his military power.

After being deprived of military power, Shuhaqi was depressed and often complained that life was worse than death. Soon, he moved to blackwood, far away from his brother. According to the official history of Manchuria, on March 13th, the thirty-seventh year of Wanli, Nurhachi "took all the people and friends he gave to his younger brother Baylor" and ordered Urkun, a minister loyal to Shuhaqi, to hang himself from a tree and accumulate firewood to burn. This is obviously for Schultz. Shuhaqi expressed remorse verbally, but his anger was more suppressed. The history book says, "Brother Baylor was still dissatisfied with his brother's wisdom and respect for Khan, and despised Fule's life, so he died on August 1910/year19."

About the death of Shuerhazi, the historical records of Qing Dynasty are very brief. In August of the thirty-ninth year, it was recorded: "My brother Dahan, Batulubel Shurhachu, was 48 years old." The official books of the Qing Dynasty only used the word "Fu" to describe the death of Shuhaqi. Shuhaqi's tomb is in Tokyo Mausoleum. It is recorded in Ming Dynasty and Korea that Nurhachi "killed" his younger brother Shu Haqi and "beheaded", but it is not direct historical data. So, was Shuerhachi sick and confined to bed, or was he killed by Nurhachi? The actual situation is unknown and has become a historical mystery.