Ren Bo'an, who had been the head of the bureaucracy, took advantage of his position to compile the privacy mistakes of more than 300 officials into a book, which was named "The Hundred Officials' Deeds". The purpose of Ren Bo'an's compilation of the "Hundred Officials' Deeds" is obvious, that is, to use this as a handle to blackmail hundreds of officials, to take advantage of them, and to plot against them.
In order to get this set of "Hundred Officials' Behavior", Yin Chan and others can be described as painstaking. Not only did Nian Qianyao take advantage of the opportunity to go to Jiangxia Town to take advantage of the opportunity to take people under the guise of reporting to Nanjing, but also let Lao Thirteen raid the Wanyong pawnshop in the name of searching for stolen goods.
So why would Yin Chan burn the Hundred Officials' Commentary in public?
Cut off the prince's non-division of thoughts
After the restoration of the crown prince, the officials who had originally recommended lao ba as the new prince were vigorously squeezed and suppressed. This was not enough, in order to be able to better control the hundred officials, the prince's confidant Huang Tiren and others put the idea on Ren Bo'an's "Hundred Officials' Description". Ren Bo'an lost his official position in cleaning up the unjust case of the Criminal Investigation Department, and had to return to Jiangxia to run the manor, and his life was boring. The crown prince sent people to take the initiative to extend the recruitment, and Ren Bo'an took the opportunity to climb the favor and expressed his willingness to hand over the "Hundred Officials' Deeds", on the condition that he release his brother-in-law Liu Banu and let him reinstate the official and continue to patrol the Salt Road in Jiangnan.
Yin Chan and Yin Xiang learned of the prince's unusual behavior, so they sent the Sichuan governor Nian Qianyao, under the pretext of reporting to Nanjing, to take advantage of the opportunity to go to Jiangxia Town to take people, kill Liu Banu and Ren Bo'an, who were released from the prison of the Punishment Department, and obtain a pawn ticket for the Wanyong pawnshop. Subsequently, Yin Chan and Yin Xiang designed to raid the pawnshop, and burned this set of "Hundred Officials' Deeds" in front of the prince, the princes, and Ma Qi, the minister left behind in the study, and burned it to ashes, completely cutting off the prince's non-division of thoughts.
Cut off the wings of the Eight Masters
Ren Bo'an was a protégé of Lao Jiuyin, and this set of "Hundred Officials' Behavior" was originally a killer weapon for the Eight Ye Party to control the Hundred Officials. Although in the recommendation of the new crown prince, Kangxi's rebellion caused Yin Yu to lose face and lose the possibility of becoming the crown prince. But the power of the Eight Masters Party is still enormous, and it is still the only force that can compete with the princelings.
Yin Chan burned the "Hundred Officials' Deeds" so that the officials who were held hostage no longer had to worry about being exposed, and then they successively chose to break away from the Eight Masters Party, and since then their strength has been greatly reduced. Yin Chan's trick of concealing the sky and crossing the sea was used to the point of justice and justice, so that the Eight Masters Party could not argue with it, and could only knock out its teeth and swallow blood, and forcibly swallow this evil breath.
The public is loyal to the country and stabilizes the situation in the DPRK
The confiscation of the "Hundred Officials' Deeds" has made the officials involved panic for a long time, fearing that their private negligence will be made public. Proceeding from the perspective of stabilizing the SITUATION, Yin Chan burned it in public while the seal was intact and no one read it, which relieved all the officials involved, avoided a political liquidation, and maintained the stability of the DPRK.
Yin Chan and Yin Xiang took this opportunity to show their style of being loyal to the country and putting the overall situation first, and the decisive disposition of "investigating and handling the first evil to deter traitors, burning the scrolls to fix the hearts of the people" won unanimous praise from both the government and the public, and also let Kangxi see that they handled things fairly and were absolutely impartial.
The public burning of the "Hundred Officials' Deeds" was a major move by Yin Chan in the dispute over the conquest of the concubine. It not only set off the prince's dimwitted shamelessness and the poor skills of the Eight Masters' party, but also showed the glorious image of Yin Chan and Yin Xiang standing tall and selfless, thus riding the dust on the road of seizing the concubine, leaving the rest of the princes far behind.