During the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, court changes took place.

1. It was forty-two years of Kangxi, 49 years old.

2. There was no system of reserving posts in the Qing Dynasty, and the principle of "being virtuous means climbing high" was followed. On December 13th, 14th year of Kangxi, Michelle Ye was the first to establish Yin Ren as the Crown Prince. Later, he was deposed in September, 47, on the grounds of "extravagance", "tyranny and fornication" and "perversion of language, which made him crazy and easy". In March of 1948, he was re-established as the Crown Prince under the pretext of "although he was killed by the town, he has gradually recovered". Finally, in October, 1950, Yin Geng was deposed and imprisoned under the pretext of "increasing wildly, overstepping violently and disorderly" (A Record of the Holy Father of Qing Dynasty). In fact, Emperor Kangxi abolished the establishment of the Prince twice, mainly because of the increasingly serious intrigue between the Prince and the princes in order to consolidate and compete for reserve forces. However, after the waste storage, the covetousness of the governors did not disappear. Who will inherit the throne of the Qing Dynasty? Emperor Kangxi racked his brains for this, but he has never officially announced the candidate.

When you talk about Yongzheng, you will think of his succession. There have been two opinions in academic circles. One is that he was legally inherited by Kangxi's testamentary edict; One thinks that Kangxi did not give him the throne, and Yongzheng seized the throne by imperial decree. Since Yongzheng tampered with history and destroyed archives after he acceded to the throne, there is no conclusive evidence to prove that his imperial edict usurped the throne. It is an eternal mystery that an axe sounds like a candle, but judging from various signs, there are indeed many doubts about his succession.

In his later years, Kangxi abolished the prince, and the philosophers fought for the position, which made the position unclear. At that time, due to Junggar's invasion of Tibet, Kangxi appointed the fourteenth son of Emperor Yin Gui as General Fuyuan, sent troops to Tibet in a unified way, gave him great power, and used the yellow flag? Generally, the king said that Kangxi should be interested in grand etiquette and extremely high specifications. Kangxi praised Yin Gui's talent. "The general is my prince. He is really a good general, leading the army and knowing that he can lead the troops. " . Many people also regard Yin Gui as their successor. For example, Yin Gui, the ninth son of the emperor, said that Yin Gui was "smart and peerless" and "has both talent and morality, and my brother is not as good as me"; "Fourteen master invasion now, the emperor attaches great importance to. This crown prince must be him in the future. " . However, Kangxi died suddenly in Changchun Garden, and Yongzheng colluded with Longkodo, who was in charge of the military power in the capital Ayumi Tokitoh, to seize the throne, but allowed to question it? Far away in Qinghai, beyond the reach of the whip, so the emperor's dream became empty. Yongzheng later talked about the situation before Kangxi died and passed it on to Yongzheng. Careful scrutiny, full of contradictions. For example, Longkodo was the only minister who took care of his life, while other imperial edicts said that Longkodo was not in command when Kangxi died, and that the emperor's seventeen sons waited on him outside his bedroom when Kangxi passed the imperial edict, while other historical data proved that he was on duty in the palace when he allowed the ceremony, not outside the bedroom of Changchun Garden, and so on. Therefore, it is doubtful whether there is such a scene of near-death inheritance.

Because Yongzheng usurped the throne, it caused collective resistance within the royal family. Except for the thirteen sons of Emperor Yun Xiang, most of Yongzheng's other brothers opposed Yongzheng's succession. Yin Gui, the opponent of the throne, was transferred back from the front and imprisoned forever. Eight sons of Yin Guidi and nine sons of Yin Guidi were sworn enemies of Yongzheng, who hated them and persecuted them to death. Yin's tenth son, his third son, and his son, Hong Sheng, were imprisoned forever. The twelfth son of Emperor Yin Zhen was demoted, and even Yongzheng's own son was dissatisfied with his father's behavior. He sided with Uncle Yin Zhi and was executed by Yongzheng. According to North Korea's records, when Yongzheng came to power, hundreds of imperial families and officials were killed. Chang, an official of the Ministry of Internal Affairs who was in charge of the emperor's daily life beside Kangxi, was killed immediately after Kangxi's death, which shocked him. This is probably because Zhao Changtai knew the truth about Kangxi's death and succession, so he was in trouble. Kangxi lived in Changchun Garden before his death and was buried in Dongling after his death, while Yongzheng lived in Yuanmingyuan instead of building Xiling, which seemed to be far away from his father. You know, Yongzheng's superstition is very strong. This kind of unreasonable behavior only comes from doing something I'm sorry for my father. Yongzheng later seemed a little ashamed and uneasy. Qianlong said: Yin Gui and Yin Gui "covet to steal, which is inevitable. The emperor took an examination of Shao Dengbao and complained about all the plots, and there would be no obvious rebellion. Huang Kao in his later years told me many times that he was unhappy and regretted it. Is this the inner expression of Yongzheng's conscience condemnation?