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Why did the Yongzheng Emperor reuse Li Wei, and why did Li Wei have a very poor relationship with Tian Wenjing

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The three most valued governors of the Yongzheng Dynasty, Li Wei, Ortai, and Tian Wenjing, did not have a good relationship with each other.

When Tian Wenjing was the governor of Shandong, Henan, probably because his official voice was very smelly, and Li Wei's official voice was excellent, so he was jealous of Li Wei, and often said bad things about Li Wei in the secret compromise to the Yongzheng Emperor, and the Yongzheng Emperor was not moved, so Tian Wenjing was afraid and turned to Li Wei. When Li Wei's mother died, Tian Wenjing sent people to mourn generously, and as a result, he was scolded by Li Wei: "Although the old mother died, she did not drink a spoonful of water from the villain." "Drive Tian Wenjing's emissaries out of the door and throw the name sticker into the latrine." However, Li Wei and Prince Yi Yunxiang had a good relationship. Li Wei was also recommended to the Yongzheng Emperor by Prince Yi as a talent.

In the forty-eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Yin Chan was given the title of Prince of Yong. Yin Chan conveniently established an organization called the "Sticky Rod Place".

Why did the Yongzheng Emperor reuse Li Wei, and why did Li Wei have a very poor relationship with Tian Wenjing

The name "Sticky Pole" is full of childlike fun, there are some tall trees growing in the Yongwang Mansion, every midsummer and early autumn, there are cicadas in the lush foliage, and Yin Chan, who has been fond of the summer since childhood, ordered the Hakka Ding cao pole to catch cicadas.

A minister named Wang Shijun, when he went to become an official in a foreign country, Zhang Tingyu gave him a regular follower, that is, a follower.

When Wang Shijun returned to Beijing to report for duty, the chief attendant bid farewell to Wang Shijun: "I have followed you for several years to see that you are not wrong, I have to go to Beijing to meet the emperor and say a few good words for you first." ”

Wang Shijun was frightened at that time, his legs were weak, he stood in place and could not move, so after Chang Sui returned to Beijing to report, he returned to the headquarters of the "sticky pole" to report.

In March of the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), Li Qi, a secret agent under Li Wei, the governor of Zhejiang, wandered the streets of Nanjing. He dresses up as a down-and-out charlatan and tells fortunes for people who come and go. Watch and listen attentively on some thieves' "stolen lines". He knew that in the Seven Provinces and Five Prefectures under the jurisdiction of the Viceroy of Liangjiang, there were agents sent by Li Wei everywhere, and although they were Li Wei's subordinates, they also regarded themselves as the "sticky poles" of the Yongzheng Dynasty in Jiangnan.

Why did the Yongzheng Emperor reuse Li Wei, and why did Li Wei have a very poor relationship with Tian Wenjing

From the beginning of the Shunzhi Dynasty to the Kangxi Dynasty, and even to the Yongzheng Dynasty, the "Third Prince of Zhu" was like a ghost disturbing the supreme rulers of several empires.

Yongzheng found that Li Wei's carefully trained "sticky rod place" had an amazing insight into civil society.

On the streets of Nanjing, Li Wei spotted a group of suspicious-looking people. These people call themselves chivalrous heroes, and they are all people who know some martial arts, and they can skillfully use various powerful medicines to confuse many young men.

Li Wei sent his men to approach one of the important members, Yu Lian, in the name of fortune telling, and gradually learned that this was a mysterious organization with considerable power. In the name of selling fortune tellers, they are particularly able to attract idle people who do not have a household registration.

The places where they live are quite secretive, and whenever there is a business opportunity, they will take a boat to the sea. It already has considerable power in the Jiangnan area.

Li Wei further discovered that the leader of this organization was named Zhang Yunru, who was proficient in various evil arts such as fortune telling, spells, and qigong, and the most legendary figure in this organization was Gan Fengchi, the great hero of Jiangnan.

Gan Fengchi had great ambitions and was bent on befriending the world's best men, and had participated in the anti-Qing "Zhusan Prince Case" in Zhejiang as early as the Kangxi Period, and has now become a leading figure in various factions in Jiangnan.

This organization concentrated various rebel groups in Jiangnan to honor the "Zhu family Miao people" living overseas on the "Luzon Mountain Island" as "Allah", and prepared to raise an event in the autumn of the eighth year of Yongzheng.

The yin spirit of Prince Zhu San has been resurrected again, and he wants to rebel across borders! Li Wei immediately told the Yongzheng Emperor the news.

Saying that this organization is playing "Dongming Feilong Six Years" Yongzheng was greatly nervous after knowing.

So, what is the truth of the matter? What is the purpose of Li Wei's high-profile rendering of this matter?

Li Wei was just selling his ways

Because of the Li Fu and Xie Jishi cases set off by Tian Wenjing. Yue Zhongqi discovered the cases of Zeng Jing and Lü Liuliang.

The cases initiated by the other two feudal officials put great pressure on Li Wei, who was known as a master of catching thieves. At this time, Li Wei excitedly devised the outline of the case, and he wanted to carry out a general attack on the "anti-Qing forces" in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, and even Guangdong and Yunnan.

So Li Wei began to get busy with great fanfare.

With the successive arrest of the members of the rebel gang, a new version of the "Zhu San Prince Case" seems to have made a major breakthrough. However, with the confessions provided by various bandits, the case became more and more bizarre, and they were involved in various provinces in the southeast, and even related to the people in the Second Brother's House.

A large number of confessions are still emerging, but these simple-minded jianghu people either open their mouths or drink the ecstasy injected by others, and in the flawed confessions, Li Wei is depicted as a fictitious uprising.

Just when Li Wei was making chickens and dogs jump in Jiangnan, the most disturbing thing was Fan Shixuan, the governor of Liangjiang.

His mind was full of Li Wei's pesky hemp face. Li Wei's subordinates did not hesitate to come to the territory of Liangjiang to "take orders" to take people, thinking that there was no one in the official field of Liangjiang.

Fan Shixuan is also not a vegetarian, and Li Wei's hometown is exactly the area under his jurisdiction.

He heard that Li Wei's cousin Li Huaijin had indulged in lawlessness, so Fan Shixuan sent someone to inquire, hoping to put pressure on Li Wei through Li Wei's hometown and kill Li Wei's arrogance. Unexpectedly, after Hearing this news, Li Wei actually imprisoned his cousins Li Xinzhi and Li Huaijin in one fell swoop.

The Li family spent silver to donate Li Wei's future, and they did not expect that this little man of hemp was so unkind and the poisonous snake was regurgitated. The whole Li clan was in an uproar, and they discussed under the ancestral hall, claiming that They wanted to expel Li Wei from his ancestral home.

Why did the Yongzheng Emperor reuse Li Wei, and why did Li Wei have a very poor relationship with Tian Wenjing

The famous courtier Fan Shixuan did not think at all that Li Wei, who was born as a warrior, would not hesitate to offend his own clan and fight with himself to the end.

However, what Fan Shixuan did not expect was that after all, he was not a good slave of Yongzheng Ye, but a descendant of Xun Gui who had entered the Great Qing Pass.

Just when Li Wei was catching cicadas in Jiangnan, Yongzheng observed coldly, and he already knew that Li Wei would walk into a dead end.

Therefore, Yongzheng adjusted the direction of the case, turning this bandit case, which was destined to become a failure, into a dereliction of duty by the feudal officials, and opened the knife to the officials in Liangjiang.

Soon, Yongzheng appointed the minister of Chincha to Jiangnan. As soon as Qin Cha arrived in Hangzhou, he immediately joined Li Wei in trying the case of officials at all levels in Jiangnan who harbored bandits.

The Liangjiang officialdom was really purged, Ma Shiyan and Zhang Yujin were dismissed from their posts, and Fan Shixuan was dismissed. The Mao thieves Zhang Yunru, Cai Jisi, Yuanshi Monk and others were beheaded.

Li Wei's governor's palace celebrated the detection of a major case of the same level as the Zeng Jing case and the Li Fu scientific examination case.

As for the key figure in this case, Gan Fengchi. Li Wei's attitude toward him is very worth pondering, Li Wei risked his life to exonerate Gan Fengchi, saying that Gan Fengchi knew a lot about the law of astronomy and war, so those various non-governmental illegal organizations wanted to win him over, but Gan Fengchi, who had a case background, was cunning and abnormal, and every time he gave the other party an empty promise, there was no substantive rebellion.

However, the irony is that Ma Kongbei, who captured Gan Fengchi alive, ended up killing his head because of this incident. Gan Fengchi, the bandit leader he racked his brains, stayed in prison unscathed,

Li Wei's performance in this tiger-headed case was lackluster, but he became the most popular governor around Yongzheng;

The Governor of Liangjiang and the Envoy of Jiangsu had nothing to do with this matter, but they lost their posts because of this gang of bandits who did not have a climate...

The illusory Prince Zhu San, the sect leader YunRu who pinched the fortune teller, the poor men in the trolley club, and the governor of Yongcai, Fan Shixuan, these people who were not in harmony with each other were actually gathered together by Yongzheng and Li Wei, and they became a shocking case of Yongzheng in the seven to eight years.

Yongzheng is really a generation of Ming Junna who supports the Qing Dynasty

This article refers to "Shuo Know" / by Fu Songyan. --Beijing: Chinese Publishing House, 2014. 9

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