Kangxi, Qianlong, and Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty are the three emperors we are more familiar with, while Kangxi, who was slightly famous and famous, flaunted "benevolent government" in his later years, but because of excessive tolerance, he bred a hotbed of corruption of corrupt officials, coupled with the abolition of the position of prince, which repeatedly lasted for more than ten years, which led to the seizure of nine sons and concubines, and the various ministers of the DPRK and China fought with each other, resulting in the gradual decline of Kangqian's prosperous world.
After Kangxi died and Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he saw the current situation very clearly, so he did not show any leniency when he rectified the imperial post, did things simply and neatly, and resolutely carried out reforms in spite of the opposition of the pro-noble courtiers in the DPRK and China. After 13 years of hard work, the Manchu Qing dynasty was finally rejuvenated in the hands of Yongzheng and put back on the right track.
However, his creation of the world was obscured by his trip to seek power and usurp the throne, in fact, the words about Yongzheng usurpation of the throne were not all wanton smears by Baye and others, but also because Yongzheng did do a lot of things that could not be explained, such as Kangxi just died, he killed Zhao Chang, a eunuch who had accompanied Kangxi for 60 years, which inevitably aroused people's suspicion, thinking that this was Kangxi killing people and killing people.
Zhao Chang, a eunuch, was different from other eunuchs, and his identity was very special. From the narration of the "Draft History of the Qing Dynasty", it can be seen that there was a custom in the Qing Dynasty, that is, every prince brother would follow a boy who accompanied him from childhood, and this boy was similar to the age of the prince brother, and they grew up together and accompanied each other to cultivate their confidants.
And Zhao Chang was a boy who followed Kangxi since childhood, and Kangxi was promoted to eunuch in the Yangxin Temple in his later years, and Kangxi's will was conveyed through his hands, so he knew more secrets than others.
It can be seen from this that Zhao Chang must have come into contact with many core secrets, such as the truth of the nine sons' conquest of the concubine, so when Kangxi had just died, Yongzheng was impatient to control Zhao Chang, and then casually found an excuse to give Zhao Chang to death overnight. Yongzheng did this, perhaps because Zhao Chang posed a threat to Yongzheng or violated his taboo, which dealt with Zhao Chang.
A eunuch Zhao Chang, who grew up with Kangxi since childhood, grew up with Kangxi and came into contact with many confidential core matters. And when Kangxi died, Yongzheng, who did not know what secrets he had discovered, attacked Zhao Chang, so with Zhao Chang's death, some secrets may be hidden forever.