Lunjian History Network_How did Emperor Kangxi ascend to the throne? How many children does he have? What are the endings like?

1. Xuan Ye was diligent, studious and ambitious, and was deeply loved by Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and Emperor Shunzhi. Fuquan once expressed his willingness to be a virtuous king to Shunzhi in a prince examination. So Fuquan himself was not interested in the throne. It can be said that among the princes, only Xuan Ye has the ability and ambition to become the emperor.

2. In the early Qing Dynasty, smallpox was the most dangerous epidemic, affecting both the emperor and the common people. All were threatened by smallpox. Emperor Shunzhi himself also died young due to smallpox. Xuan Ye had smallpox as a child and was immune to it for life. Taking into account the early death of future kings due to smallpox, the throne was replaced and the political situation was turbulent. Shunzhi chose Xuan Ye. Having survived smallpox became an advantage for Xuan Ye to inherit the throne.

3. The blood is pure and the emperor is noble. Whether it's Jieshu or Yue Le. After both Taizu, Yue Le was the son of Abatai, the seventh son of Taizu, the nephew of Emperor Taizong Wen, and the cousin of Shunzhi. Jieshu was the third son of Husai, the eighth son of Daishan, the second son of Taizu. The grandnephew of Emperor Taizongwen, the nephew of Shunzhi, and the cousin of Kangxi. Neither of these two men were direct descendants of Emperor Taizong Wen. Shunzhi accepted the advice of the Jesuit missionary Tang Ruowang to avoid losing the throne without considering these two princes.

Four. The Queen Mother Xiaozhuang liked Xuan Ye, her talented and intelligent grandson very much. There is a theory that Xiaozhuang expressed to Shunzhi through the Jesuit missionary Tang Ruowang and some ministers that Xuanye was suitable to inherit the throne. Tang Ruowang explained to Emperor Shunzhi the benefits of Xuan Ye's lifelong immunity from smallpox. This strengthened Emperor Shunzhi's determination to pass the throne to Xuan Ye.

I personally think that the above four reasons are the reasons why Xuan Ye can become the emperor. And Xuan Ye eventually became a great emperor, which proved that Shunzhi's choice at that time was correct.

Children

Children: 35 sons, 20 daughters (the genealogy has 24 sons and 11 daughters)

Successor: Aixinjueluo· Yinzhen (Emperor Yongzheng) (fourth son)

Prince: Aixinjueluo Yinreng (two establishments and two wastes) (second son)

Note: Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty After Emperor Aixinjueluo Yinzhen came to the throne, in order to avoid taboos, the names of the princes with the character "Yin" were changed to the character "Yun"; but the emperor's thirteenth son, Prince Yi Yinxiang, was the closest to Yongzheng, and Yongzheng ordered him to be reinstated after his death. The name is Yin. [15]

Kangxi’s eldest son was named Yinzhen, who was born to Concubine Hui Nalan. Concubine Hui is not famous, but her brother Nalan Mingzhu is a celebrity. It was he who advocated the withdrawal of the feudal vassal and the destruction of Wu Sangui. Mingzhu's son, Nalan Rongruo, is even more famous. But this elder brother is not as clever as his uncle and cousin. Although he was favored in his early years and made great military exploits when Kangxi pacified Galdan, he himself can be said to be a bit stupid. He was superstitious about lamas, and in order to become the emperor, he actually thought of using the method of Nightmare to murder the then crown prince, his brother Yin Reng. When Kangxi deposed the crown prince, he ordered him to guard him. He jumped up and down, and even said that he wanted to swab his father, thinking that if he did not establish a direct descendant, he would establish an elder, and he could become the crown prince, which made Kangxi extremely chilled. In the end, his third brother Yinzhi exposed what happened in Nightmare Town and was imprisoned for the rest of his life.

Kangxi’s second son, the deposed prince Yinfeng (réng). Kangxi's first queen, born to Sony's granddaughter Hesheli

. When Herisher gave birth, Wu Sangui rebelled, and the queen was frightened and died in childbirth. Kangxi

and the Queen were childhood sweethearts and had a very deep relationship. Therefore, when Yinreng was two years old, he changed the Manchu custom of not establishing a prince and followed the example of the Han people in the previous dynasty. Make the eldest son the prince. This Yinfeng thus became the last crown prince in Chinese history

and also the longest reigning crown prince. However, although Emperor Kangxi followed the example of the previous dynasty, the crown prince in the previous dynasty could not interfere with the political power, but the Manchu custom was for the prince to intervene in the government. As a result, over time, the crown prince was unwilling to accept the power in his hands, the emperor was afraid of being seized of power, and the conflict between the two became increasingly intensified. The ministers in the DPRK also formed various parties to compete with each other. There are other brothers who have grown up, and they are naturally not willing to be less capable than themselves or even not as good as their elder brother to be emperor.

The crown prince at this time, because of Kangxi's pampering since childhood, developed a violent character, domineering, luxurious and arrogant.

I am not willing to be the crown prince for more than thirty years, and I am quite complaining. The other brothers looked closely at Dandan, eager to find out the crown prince's slightest mistake. Eventually, he was deposed for the first time in the 47th year of Kangxi.

However, Kangxi still had deep feelings for this son. Taking advantage of the incident in the nightmare of the eldest brother, a year later, he claimed that the second brother had lost his mind. But after being nursed back to health, he has recovered. Therefore, he was re-established as prince. It's a pity that this prince

can't hold up the wall. After he came back to power, instead of being cautious and learning lessons, he intensified his efforts

to rally his party members and retaliate. The old man Kangxi was so heartbroken that he once again issued an edict to depose the prince in the fifty-first year. From then on, the deposed prince

was imprisoned until the moment Yongzheng died in front of him, but in the impression, Yongzheng gave him the title of Prince Limi.

The third son, Yinzhi (zhǐ), is a scholar and scholar. The "Kangxi Dictionary" we know was probably compiled by him. At that time, he gathered some famous figures in society, such as Chen Menglei, Li Bo, and the familiar Fang Bao and others, to work together to compile the book. This silly brother thought he could please the emperor, so he passed the throne to him. Facts

It turns out that Kangxi really liked it. In his later years, Kangxi often went to play in his sons' gardens, that is, his and Yongzheng's gardens.

And the number of times I went to his garden was far more than the number of times I went to Yongzheng's garden. Perhaps in Kangxi's eyes, this son was filial and could enjoy family happiness. But this bookish Yinzhi definitely has thoughts about the reserve, because his disciples have been moving around to contact party members. It seems that he also asked someone to tell his fortune.

Although Kangxi saw these things, he did not blame him. Instead, he told his disciples that if Yinzhi was accidentally implicated,

you must stand up and defend him. . It can be seen that he did a good job in filial piety and Kangxi liked him very much. However, it was impossible for Kangxi to pass the throne to him. I'm not very clear about Yinzhi's ending. During the Kangxi Dynasty, he was named a prince.

He must have been convicted during the Yongzheng dynasty. The fourth child would not be able to tolerate this older brother who was still in a high position.

He must have been cut. Sir.

The fourth son of the emperor, Yinzhen (zhēn)

, was the later Emperor Yongzheng. His biological mother, Concubine De, was Wu Ya. The winner of the entire heirloom movement. Looking at his actions in the Kangxi Dynasty

it can basically be summarized as a double-faced style. To put it bluntly, no one is offended, and he uses his best ability to observe words and emotions

To express filial piety to his father, he dressed himself up like a wealthy and idle man, ate fasting and chanted Buddha's name, and showed off that he had no ambition for the throne. Secretly make friends with talents, train disciples, and eventually win a big position. After reigning for thirteen years, he was the most diligent emperor in Chinese history.

Yinqi (qí), the fifth son of Kangxi, (should the fifth son be called Qi? I am thinking of Yongqi, the fifth elder brother in Huanzhuli

) Born by Concubine Yi. It was the concubine Yifei in Kangxi's private interview in disguise. Legend has it that this concubine had a straightforward temper.

She was indeed a concubine who was very favored by Kangxi, but she was definitely not an exclusive favorite. Kangxi, an old boy, didn't want too many wives.

Yinqi led troops in his early years and was in charge of a certain banner's troops. He did not participate in the struggle for the legitimate son of the nine sons, and he was also named

a prince during the Kangxi period. There are very few records about him, but I seem to have seen someone saying that he lost his appearance because of the war (he was supposed to be very handsome), and said that all the sons born to his mother were boys and girls. appearance, extremely handsome). Of course, a person who has lost his appearance cannot become an emperor. For example, Sun Ce of the Ou family was so angry that he died of it. So it makes sense that he didn't participate in the heir apparent. Yongzheng

After succeeding to the throne, he still could not tolerate him, so the ending was not very good, and he died during the reign of Yongzheng.

The sixth son, zuò, was also born to Concubine De and died early.

Although Concubine De was not of high birth, she was just a palace maid.

But he is very fertile. In addition to the fourth son Yinzhen, the sixth son Yinzuo, the fourteenth son Yinzhen (showing the title), and two princesses.

She must be considered a pampered concubine.

Yòu, the seventh son of the emperor, there are not many records about him, and he is also a person who did not participate in the competition for the reserve position

In the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, he was named Baylor, and in the fifty-first year of Kangxi's reign, he was named the county king. He died in the eighth year of Yongzheng's reign, and the rest is unknown.

The emperor’s ninth son, Yinzhen (táng), was born to Concubine Yi. There are two opinions about his appearance. One is that he is extremely handsome, and the other is that he is very fat, like a pig. Of course I am willing to accept the first theory. This prince is not very favored, and his talents are probably limited, but he is the richest man in the dynasty. It is estimated that all his intelligence is used to make money (leaving aside whether the method is legitimate or not), he is a loyal supporter of Yinhu. To what extent is he loyal?

It is said that he carried poison with him at that time. If things went wrong, he would swallow the poison and die. I think no matter what kind of person he is, just because he treats his brother Yinsu like this, it is worthy of my liking for him. This Jiuye was sent to the northwest during the Yongzheng Dynasty. In fact, he was put under Nian Gengyao's supervision to prevent him from liaising with the Eighth Ye party members. But

This old man was determined to fight to the end. He actually came up with the method of using Western characters to spell Manchu to make a password.

To contact his son and exchange information, it was considered a success. This is a pioneer in cryptography in our country. Yongzheng hated him very much and looked down upon him. Yinzhen once said: Success is a prince, failure is a thief, but we are also brothers and thieves.

Yinzhen's fate was very tragic. He was renamed "Seth Hei" by Yongzheng, which means "pig" and "dislikeable person". , not a good word anyway. Finally, Yongzheng died in imprisonment in the fourth year of his reign, a month or two earlier than Yinsu. Legend

was poisoned to death.

The tenth son Yinzhenwo (é), his biological mother was an imperial concubine, but she died relatively early. This is the bigger one in the Legend of Ten Princes

and the last one in Nan Shufang. Kangxi's sons were all eccentric, so this stupid kid was quite popular with his old man. He is also someone who supports Laoba wholeheartedly, maybe because he has little hope. During the reign of Kangxi

he was named a county king. At that time, the eighth and the ninth were just beile and beizi. This is probably related to his mother's identity. When Lao Shi was in the Yongzheng Dynasty, he was sent to guard mausoleums and so on, and later he went to live in poverty in Zhangjiakou area

But people with big ideas are always different. They are more fortunate (sweat, I am not praising myself). They actually survived the Yongzheng Dynasty and died in the second year of Qianlong.

Eleventh son died early, and I don’t even know his name.

Kangxi’s twelfth son, Yinshan (táo). This baby was raised by Aunt Sumala, so it is not much the same as

his other boys. He also did not participate in the seizure of the heir, but he was still very important in the last years of Kangxi. After Yong Zhenggang came to power

he was granted the title of prince, and then suppressed him, probably by reducing his title. Later Qianlong came to power and made him a prince

I guess, this The eldest brother is very open-minded by nature, which must be related to Su Ma's education. He lived to be seventy-eight years old.

The thirteenth son Yinxiang. Another character that needs to be talked about. In fact, although Yinxiang is not bad in military strategy, he is still partial to literature in general. Yinxiang's biological mother, Concubine Min, Zhang Jia, was probably a concubine that Kangxi favored

but she died when Yinxiang was thirteen years old. Later, Yinxiang was raised by Concubine De. Therefore, he is very close to his fourth elder brother Yinzhen, and the two have a very good relationship.

When Yinxiang was young, he was very favored by Kangxi. Every time Kangxi went on tour, he would take it with him. Moreover, it is said that this elder brother is "a master of poetry, prose, and calligraphy, all of whom are sharp and fresh", "good at riding and shooting, and his shots are sure to hit, and he gallops as fast as flying."

A typical all-rounder in both civil and military affairs, he even once hunted a tiger alone. Kangxi also sent him to Mount Tai to worship heaven on behalf of his father. This was a very prudent thing for emperors in ancient times. At that time, many people believed that the Thirteenth Brother's future was limitless.

It is a pity that the crown prince was deposed in the 47th year of Kangxi, and Yinxiang was implicated. From then on, he remained unknown for more than ten years, as if he had disappeared.

Moreover, there is no historical record of this period. It is estimated that it was deleted during the Yongzheng Dynasty because it was taboo for the Venerable. But we can roughly speculate that Yinxiang suffered from a disease called "Crane's Knee Wind" during these years, which is probably the current "bone tuberculosis". At that time, this was considered a terminal disease, and it was easy to relapse and could not be overworked.

Yinxiang’s early death was related to this disease.

In Er Erhe's novel, Yinxiang was imprisoned for ten years, which should be fictional. Yinxiang was indeed imprisoned, but he still had some problems during these ten years

He has gone out for activities, received discounts, and other brothers have also visited him, so he should be able to move freely.

As for why he was convicted, there are many speculations. One theory is that he was probably stirring up trouble at the time and suffered from the issue of deposing the prince; another theory is that he was convicted in order to protect Yinzhen. I prefer the second statement, which can better explain why Yinzhen was so kind to Yinzhen after he came to power. Kangxi once scolded Yinxiang

for being unfaithful and unfilial. The old man didn't know what was going on. Every time he scolded his son, he scolded him to death. Didn't he know that there was

his father? Must there be a son? Yinxiang has been favored since childhood, and he is probably a proud and arrogant person. It is very possible that he could not bear this blow and fell ill. Moreover, Yinxiang was also the only adult elder brother who was not granted a title during the Kangxi period, which was in sharp contrast to the favor he received when he was young. So I am even more curious about the reasons why Yinxiang was convicted and made his father dislike him so much.

After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he immediately named Yinxiang Prince Yi, showing him great favor. In fact, it's not just a favor, it's simply an extreme favor. Anyone who offends his precious brother offends him. His precious brother's interests are his

interests. He will definitely give preferential treatment to the people his precious brother likes and protect them to the fullest. However, this younger brother did not disappoint him

and handled all his affairs properly. Moreover, Yinxiang understood the propriety of the monarch and his ministers very well, and did not rely on favor at all

Arrogant and arrogant. Do your best, work hard, and die.

Yinxiang died in the eighth year of Yongzheng's reign. Although it was due to his illness, it was also closely related to his hard work. After his death, Yinzhen gave him the title Xian, and added the characters "loyal, respectful, honest, upright, diligent, prudent and honest" in front of Prince Yixian. During the Qianlong period, he was granted the title of Hereditary

He was replaced by the Iron Hat King.

Kangxi favored his fourteenth son Yinqi (tí) in his later years. This child was a figure in the Ba Ye Party.

As Yinhu was disliked by Kangxi, the Ba Ye Party pinned their hopes on him. In the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi's reign, Yinzhen was granted the title of General King. He took command and went to Tibet to quell the rebellion and won the victory.

Yinzhen and the fourth elder brother Yinzhen are brothers from the same father and mother, but their relationship is not good, which may be related to the fact that their biological mother's virtue

the concubine prefers her younger son. Shi Shi once spoke out when Yinhu was convicted, prompting Emperor Kangxi to strike him with a sword.

But he was later favored by Kangxi because of this.

There are many rumors about Yinzhen usurping the throne in unofficial history and among the people. Some of them say that the "fourteenth son passed on the throne" in the imperial edict was changed to "the throne passed on the fourth son

", which is pure nonsense. , the reasons will not be described again. But because Kangxi favored him in his later years, he probably had the idea of ??passing the throne to him. But to be honest, this fourteenth son was not particularly good. He tried to make money when he was in the army. If he really became emperor, he would definitely not be as good as Yongzheng.

But I still prefer Feng Erkang's statement. The emperor did not like the Fourteenth Son. Otherwise, after Tibet was pacified and the military merits had been established, he would naturally stay in the capital instead of

continuing. Sent to the northwest. Of course, if Kangxi was really killed by Yongzheng, I would not dare to say, but this possibility is extremely slim.

Yinzhen was sent to guard the imperial mausoleum during the Yongzheng period. Although he was depressed and frustrated, it was not considered a prison sentence, because the scenery near the imperial mausoleum was still very beautiful, but it was also Still living a comfortable life. This man also lived a relatively long life, and Qianlong only died twenty years ago.

A brief gossip, throughout the thirteenth year of the Yongzheng Dynasty, he did not give birth to a single child, but had several before and after.

After the fifteenth son of Kangxi, none of them participated in the struggle for the throne. The treatment of the sixteenth and seventeenth sons was pretty good, especially the seventeenth elder brother Yunli, who became Yongzheng's favorite younger brother after Yinxiang's death.