Why do many people say that Yongzheng was the best emperor in the Qing Dynasty?

In recent years, with the popularity of Qing drama, more and more ordinary people, experts and scholars have devoted themselves to the study of Qing history. Among them, the Qing emperor is their favorite. No one is perfect, but his shortcomings can't cover up his defects. Today, I will talk about why many people think Yongzheng is a good emperor.

Many historians believe that whether the emperor is diligent and loves the people depends mainly on whether he is diligent and loves the people. Throughout Yong Zhengdi's life, being diligent and loving the people can be said to be the ultimate. As an emperor, it is even more commendable that he can control his personal desires. Yong Zhengdi has fewer concubines and fewer children, less than 10, which shows that he is not an emperor addicted to debauchery. From this perspective, I personally think that Yong Zhengdi was one of the best emperors in the Qing Dynasty. Workaholics look at Yongzheng's life. During his thirteen years in office, he insisted on personally reviewing the memorials every day, and his written comments on the tens of thousands of memorials preserved even amounted to more than 1,000 words. In the words of our modern people, .............................................................................................................................. was an out-and-out workaholic. In addition, according to historical findings, Yongzheng only didn't go to work on his birthday and took a day off.

Make every effort to make the country prosperous.

From this point alone, no emperor in the Qing Dynasty can compare with Yongzheng. Yongzheng fought corruption with an iron fist and set up a military department to maximize the autocratic monarchy; Turning soil into streams has greatly consolidated the rule over the southwest; The measures of "spreading the land into acres" to realize the homogenization of the land, reducing the rich and helping the poor effectively straighten out the tax burden, which not only saves enough pocket money for Qianlong, but also strengthens the connection between urban and rural areas, which is conducive to social stability. Today, some of these measures are beneficial to social development.

Summary: Zhao Yun, a historian and imperial clan in the Qing Dynasty, said: "Xian Di was in office for thirteen years, and he was worried day and night, with no literature, no entertainment. I tasted the opinions of the officials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and consulted the old files. During the Yongzheng period, only four shrines of wind, cloud, thunder and rain were specially built to prepare for praying for rain. At the beginning, there were no special buildings for tourists to leave the palace. Therefore, at that time, the country was rich and rich, and they were good. " It is not difficult to see from other people's comments that he was really a good emperor of the Qing Dynasty.