Several emperors in the early Qing Dynasty were very fertile, giving birth to hundreds of princes. Among these princes, in addition to the several crown princes who eventually won the throne, the most famous of them were Yongqi's five brothers. However, in the history of the Qing Dynasty, he was not as most people know, and the final result was lamentable. A hundred years later, his mausoleum was discovered, and after being dug out of the reservoir, it confirmed the rumors of hundreds of years ago.
The fifth son of the Yongqi Emperor had always been loved by the Qianlong Emperor. He is not only very intelligent, but also skilled in martial arts. Compared to the other princes, he looked outstanding. What is even more rare is that he is also filial piety.? Unfortunately, the emperor was trapped in the fire. At this time, he rushed into the fire alone and rescued his father. From then on, the emperor was more satisfied with him, and he was given the title of "Prince of Rong" at a young age.
At that time, many people thought that the emperor's fifth son had a chance to inherit the throne, but at this time, something happened, and the prince suddenly fell seriously ill and died at the age of 25. Qianlong was very sad and felt sad every time he mentioned his son. There are even rumors that Qianlong once said when he met a foreign envoy that he had hoped that his fifth son would become a prince, but unfortunately, the fifth son died early.
Nowadays, many people will speculate that if the emperor's fifth son is healed, will he become the future Chu Jun? Hundreds of years later, when the crown prince's tomb is discovered, the mystery may be solved. After the death of his fifth son, the emperor ordered him to be buried in a feng shui treasure. Hundreds of years later, when people built reservoirs in the area, they finally found the tomb of the prince. When people dug the mausoleum out of the reservoir, they were shocked by the sight inside.
The tombs of the emperor's five sons are very luxurious. It is not like the tomb owned by ordinary princes. The specifications and etiquette are more like the level of the Chu Dynasty. Moreover, the entire mausoleum is very exquisite, and the general mausoleum of the prince cannot be compared with it, and the funerary items in it are also very precious. It can be inferred from this that the Qianlong Emperor did want this son to inherit the throne hundreds of years ago, so he built such an emperor mausoleum after his son's death.
After standing out on the grave of such an emperor, many people can't help but imagine that if he really ascended the throne at that time, would the end of the Qing Dynasty be different? Compared to the Jiaqing Emperor, who really became emperor, who is more suitable to become an emperor? However, the editor argues that one person cannot change the rise and fall of dynasties. This was the condition of the entire dynasty and various external environments. Do you have any other comments?