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The Kangxi Emperor ascended the throne at the age of 8 and died at the age of 69, reigning for 61 years, making him the longest-reigning emperor in Chinese history. Kangxi, who ascended the throne at an early age, married and had children very early, married his wife Empress Hesheri at the age of 12, and gave birth to his eldest son at the age of 13.
During the long life of the Kangxi Emperor, there were 35 sons. After his death, he was succeeded by his 11th son, the fourth son of the emperor, Ai Xinjueluo Yinchen, and became the lord of the Qing Dynasty and the lord of the Central Plains.
35 sons, why not the eldest son succeeded to the throne, but the 11th son became the heir?
Do you know?
Although the Kangxi Emperor had 35 sons, 15 did not live past the age of 10... Died early.
Among these 15 sons, including his eldest son Chengrui, who died at the age of 2; the second son, Chenghu, died at the age of 2; the third son, Chengqing, died at the age of 1; the fourth son, Saiyin Chahun, died at the age of 2...
Yes, the heirs were a sad thing for the young Kangxi, he watched himself being born one son after another, but also watched them die one after another, and even, before he could open his mouth, he called him Emperor Amma...
It wasn't until Yin Zhen's birth that all this changed.
Yin Zhen was the fifth son of the Kangxi Emperor, and because the first four sons died prematurely, he became the eldest son of the emperor.
The year Yin Was born was the eleventh year of Kangxi, and the Kangxi Emperor was 18 years old, just in his youth.
In fact, the reason why Kangxi's heir will be the Yongzheng Emperor, in addition to the yongzheng Emperor's own ability, is also because the kangxi emperor's first son died early and left early.
Although the Han people paid great attention to the inheritance system of the eldest son, the Great Qing established by the Manchus was not very particular.
Moreover, it is useless to be exquisite, and their eldest sons are short-lived.
And this is not only the Case of the Kangxi Emperor, so many emperors in the Qing Dynasty, most of the emperor's eldest sons died early and did not live. Not because of the curse, nor because of anything else, but because the emperors of the Qing Dynasty got married and had children too early.
Two teenagers and girls whose bodies are not yet well developed, the children born of each other's combination are often not well developed, and the ancient medicine is not developed, it is easy to die early.
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