Kang: How long did the ancient Emperor Kangxi live and how did he ascend to the throne? Finally passed the throne to several buddies.

The Imperial Mentality in Emperor Kangxi's Official Selection in February River Yongzheng Dynasty

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In the book "Kangxi Dynasty by the River in February" and its TV series, Emperor Kangxi's imperial conspiracy with brilliant achievements such as capturing worship, pacifying San Francisco, incorporating Taiwan Province Province and pacifying Gerdan rebellion was described with great pen and ink. However, the imperial conspiracy of Emperor Kangxi in Yongzheng Dynasty, whether written by February River or under the director's TV lens, was not revealed through Kangxi's own psychological activities. Emperor Kangxi's mind was reflected in his voice, appearance and actions. Finally, through the incisive analysis of Wu Sidao, a mysterious cripple or a very powerful person in Brave Wang Fu, it is presented to readers or audiences.

Wu si's ambition is higher than the sky and his heart is deeper than the sea. In the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi, when he was a juren, he led 500 candidates to make a scene in Hiram's Hospital, which violated the national law. Fortunately, the emperor's fourth son, Yin Zhen, saved him and eventually became a staff member of Yin Zhen House. He played a vital role in Yin Zhen's journey from Yong County King to Yong Zhengdi. But, as he himself said, the emperor died and ruled aboveboard. But he planned in the secret room, taking conspiracy as the body, so he couldn't be an official in the dynasty. Finally, under the eternal lesson of "winning the country and dying as a counselor", in order to save himself, he retired to Shimada Hanzo.

Let alone wu si's superb ability to assess the situation and make suggestions. Only the complex psychological activities of Kangxi in selecting successors in the Qing Dynasty. First of all, Yin Rentaizi, who has been a prince for 30 years, made Kangxi sad. Yin Ren was born to Xiao Yiren, the beloved queen of Kangxi, who died during childbirth. So Kangxi was partial to this son who was born without an aunt, but he couldn't get help from Dou. First, in the forty-six years of Kangxi, the Yellow River in Henan and Shandong burst. Because the treasury couldn't afford to treat the river, Kangxi decided to let Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the prince, pursue the debts owed by the treasury after the Yellow River. However, in the process of debt collection, as the Prince of Chu Jun, he not only refused to give support, but shirked and sold officials and titles, while Kangxi remained expressionless and forbearing in disappointment. At this time, Kangxi had doubts about his future king a hundred years later, but no one was perfect. Maybe the prince was confused for a moment?

However, in the seventy years after the founding of the Qing Dynasty, another appalling case of buying and selling human lives occurred. This case is related to the prince, because the prince has been in charge of the punishments for forty years since Kangxi, and it is also the prince who decides each generation of prisoners. How can such a big human life case not give Kangxi a headache? So Kangxi decided to clean up the unjust prison of the punishments at that time, indicating that he had lost trust in the prince he had cultivated. Finally, when Yin Si, the emperor's eight sons, presided over the clean-up work, it was found that the prince was really involved in this human life case. Kangxi's mood began to struggle in the Qing dynasty and his children's affection, and an unspeakable bitterness welled up in his heart. He said sadly to the prince, "I really don't know what to say about you ... I don't know what to do with you ... These nights, as soon as I closed my eyes, I saw your mother ... If she hadn't died, how could you become like this ..." Finally, considering the complicated personnel relations involving the prince, Kangxi finally made up his mind to make this action of clearing the unjust prison of the punishments come to an abrupt end, but at the same time.

Then, this unwilling and lonely prince Yin Ren had an affair with Zheng Chunhua, the concubine of Kangxi, in Lengxiangting, and was discovered by Kangxi who was wandering around. Kangxi was so angry that his legs went weak and he almost fell to the ground. At this time, Kangxi was completely disappointed with the prince. When the situation was dark and unpredictable, Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the prince who had been worried about the pseudonym of the prince, took the opportunity to abolish the prince in order to completely bring down the prince, but Kangxi, who was extremely wise, also discovered the mystery of the pseudonym. So at this time, Kangxi also rebelled against fourteen sons, that is, Yin Gui, who later became the general king.

At this point, the position of the prince has been vacant, and the wind of Chu Jun has blown all over the government. The eight sons of the emperor, Yin Si, known as the "Eight Immortals King", were eager for success, sent people to canvass everywhere, and specially handed them over to Kangxi as a charlatan. Just because the charlatan said that the nickname of Yin Si, the eight sons of the emperor, was "Beauty", which implied the meaning of "Eight, King and Big", in fact, these tricks of Yin Si were self-evident. How can it be?

As can be seen from the above, from the management of grain transportation to the trial of major punishments, to the affair between the prince and the concubine Kangxi, and the forged rebellion letters of the prince, whether it is the prince, Yin Si, the eighth son of the emperor, or Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the emperor, all left a bad brand in Kangxi's heart, but Kangxi didn't say it clearly. However, in order not to cause the situation that the father and son turned against each other for seizing power, they were worried about it.

Then, I don't know whether the intrigue between the red wall and the yellow wall upset him or whether the long grass between the green grass and the green water fascinated him. After having to re-establish a new prince, Kangxi began his sixth southern tour in his life-the last southern tour, and the prince naturally became the agent of all state affairs. In fact, this is Kangxi's last temptation to the prince in desperation.

During Kangxi's southern tour, another sunny day happened. It turns out that Ren Boan, who once worked as a manager in the official department and later patrolled the salt road in the south of the Yangtze River, used his original position as a manager in the official department to set up wide eyes and ears to collect and spy on the privacy faults of many civil and military officials, and then recorded them one by one in detail and compiled them into a book named "Official Travel Notes". After the prince got the news, he and Ren Boan actually. I want to use Guan Bai's travel to intimidate Guan Bai in the future. When Kangxi got the news, he was shocked by the corruption of the bureaucracy and deeply saddened by the behavior of the prince. Instead of getting lost, the prince tried to coerce Kangxi into writing a letter of abdication, and finally failed. In the fifty-first year of Kangxi, the Prince was deposed by Kangxi again, and was named Shu Ren, which was banned forever. At the same time, Andrew, the thirteenth son of the emperor, was sent to Zongren House by Kangxi for some unclear reasons. In fact, at this time, the seeds of choosing Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor, to inherit the throne have appeared in Kangxi's mind, because Huang Hongfa is Yin Zhen's most capable and die-hard brother. Because Huang Hongfa has the reputation of "Thirteen Masters of Chivalrous King", he is easily impulsive, so Kangxi blocked Huang Hongfa at this time, not only to hone him, but also to protect him so that he can make better use of him in the future.

In the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi, the 60,000 troops sent by the imperial court to the northwest to quell the chaos were ambushed by Junggar and wiped out. In order to counter the rebellion, in the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi, Kangxi named Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the emperor who was good at leading troops, as General Fuyuan and led a hundred thousand troops to the northwest. It seems that there is an answer to the fierce heir to the throne. In fact, Kangxi's heart is not what the world thinks.

At the celebration of Kangxi's 68th birthday, Yin Guiyuan, the first14th son of the emperor, gave Kangxi a celestial stone as a birthday present. It is said that this celestial stone is a meteor shower falling from the sky with the word "longevity" printed on it, but it was replaced by a stiff dead eagle by Yin Si, the eighth son of the emperor. In the face of this distressing farce, Kangxi not only failed to pursue it, but suddenly dismissed Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor. Zhang, assistant minister of the upper study room, Prince Taibao, and Ma Qi, a college student of Wenyuange, were demoted. In fact, Kangxi's determination to further spread to Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the Emperor, was firm at this time, but because Yin Zhen, Yin Si, the fourth son of the Emperor, and Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the Emperor, were all early figures at that time, Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the Emperor, had self-esteem. Once the imperial edict is issued, no matter who succeeds to the throne, it is not. This is what Emperor Kangxi, who ruled the world with "benevolence", did not want to see. In addition, when Yin Zhen succeeded to the throne, Kangxi repeatedly told Yin Zhen to be kind to his younger brother. Therefore, Yongzheng, who succeeded to the throne, followed Kangxi's last words when the political struggle of the Eight Banners was the fiercest, and did not kill his brother when he couldn't bear it. However, when Yongzheng later spread it to his son, he killed his son Hong in order to avoid the tragedy of his generation fighting for power and profit from repeating itself, clear the way for succession, and endure great grief. It can be seen that Kangxi and Yongzheng are the same emperor, but their emperors are different in mind.

As Kangxi lay dying, it was finally time to hand over the ten thousand Jin burden of Qing Dynasty to Yin Zhen. In order to prevent accidents, he tried his best to get nine local governors, Roncodo, to read the testamentary edict. At the same time, in order to prevent Longkedo from being bought by the eighth son Yin Si or the fourteenth son Yin Gui, he betrayed the emperor. At the same time, Kangxi gave Longkeduo two imperial edicts, namely titles and death sentences, so that Longkeduo could faithfully hold Yin Zhen on the stage. It seems that he ascended the throne at the age of eight.

Of course, Kangxi finally decided to spread it to Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor, not only because Yin Zhen had been practicing for a long time, but also because he was highly effective in doing things, taking the national economy and people's livelihood everywhere and putting the country first everywhere. It is also because as early as when Kangxi and all the princes were hunting in Putian Hunting Ground, Kangxi appreciated his grandson, Yin Zhen's son, Li Hong, who had talent and courage since he was a child, and once personally established Li Hong, so Kangxi once spread to Li Hong. Yin Zhen is located in Li Hong, so it can at least ensure the prosperity of the three generations of the Qing Dynasty. This is considered by Kangxi from the long-term perspective of the Qing Dynasty, which is also the reason why Kangxi is different from the average person.

At the same time, Kangxi finally chose Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor, as his heir to the throne. There are also extremely complicated social reasons, because Kangxi has been carrying out benevolent policies for the last 40 years, but benevolent policies have also brought irreparable social disadvantages: bureaucratic corruption, land annexation, tax loss, and serious emptiness of the national treasury, leaving a deep-rooted situation, which is not only for the audience's handling of people and their respective personality characteristics. Kangxi found that only Yin Zhen, the "cold-faced king", could remedy his own mistakes, refresh the official management and correct the malpractices. So this is also an important reason why Kangxi was unwilling to let the court discuss the establishment of a prince after he abolished the prince twice. At that time, Kangxi already had a prince candidate in his heart.

The Yongzheng Dynasty in February River and the TV plays written by Liu Heping mostly express the emperor's thoughts in the process of selecting officials through the mouth of wu si Tao. Therefore, shaping Wu Sidao, a very important figure, is of far-reaching significance to them. When the emperor's fourth son, Yin Zhen, walked to the throne in the middle of the main hall, which made hundreds of millions of people bow to their knees, Wu Sidao was undoubtedly an important protagonist, who stood out for the prince at the first time. When Chu Jun was recommended by the Qing Dynasty and Yin Si, the eighth son, took active actions, Wu Sidao told Yin Zhen a meaningful story: "A big family, the old man gave birth to a large group of sons. Slowly, the old man is old, and such a big family must be given to his son. But the housekeeper has only one key, but a group of sons. Therefore, sons fight to the death. At this time, only one son stood silently, only helping the elderly, but never taking part in the fight. After some fighting, the old man finally figured it out, and he couldn't manage it well if he gave this key to any quarrelling son. So the old man gave the key to his indisputable son. This is called contention is non-contention, non-contention is contention,' the husband is only non-contention, and the world can't compete with him!' "In fact, Wu Sidao used this very simple story to reveal the complicated process of the Kangxi Dynasty's seizure of office. It seems that there are indeed many similarities between governing the country and managing the house.

Finally, when Yin Zhen, the king of Yong County, became the Yong Zhengdi of Qing Dynasty, Wu Sidao, who stayed in Yong's secluded house for ten years, felt a kind of loss without trace. Since he can understand the mind of Emperor Kangxi, and because of his special relationship with Yong Zhengdi for many years, he knows more about yongzheng emperor's mind. More importantly, he has also mastered some conspiracies of Yongzheng in the process of seizing the office, which is undoubtedly a big threat to Yongzheng, the supreme ruler at this time.

Generally speaking, the prosperity of "Kang, Yong and Gan" in Qing Dynasty is inseparable from Kangxi's correct choice of official positions. It can also be seen that Kangxi, known as the "emperor of the ages", is worthy of this title. Judging from his imperial mind, he is indeed a very great and wise emperor.