In all kinds of film and television works, the Qianlong Emperor was indeed a strange person, as a son of heaven, micro-service private visits, visits to investigate the people's feelings, deeply won the hearts of the people; talented, exported into poetry, discernment. But the real Qianlong is not necessarily so.
Qianlong was the longest-lived of the Emperors of the Qing Dynasty, and there was a certain relationship because he would enjoy life. In the context of the times at that time, people's life expectancy was generally short, and Qianlong may have thought in his heart that he could not live to be eighty years old, so he publicly swore that he would not be emperor for more than 60 years of Kangxi, and when he arrived in 60 years, he would abdicate and no longer manage the government, in order to show his respect for Emperor Shengzu. But people are not as good as heaven, and Qianlong lived in one breath for 88 years before he died. Therefore, at the age of 65, Qianlong could only abdicate helplessly and let his son Jiaqing succeed to the throne.
And Qijiaqing was a powerless man, Qianlong still controlled the government after his abdication, and He Yan, as a red man in the face of the Qianlong Emperor, after Qianlong abdicated, he was still ranked as a minister of the Military Aircraft Department, and he was in the middle of the government and the wilderness, dealing with difficult problems in the wilderness.
The Jiaqing Emperor was very disgusted with the corrupt officials that his father liked, believing that he was a moth on the pillars of the Qing Dynasty, and in order to prevent trouble, he was indeed guilty, and at first Jiaqing also thought that he was in danger of his own power, so he raided his home and beheaded him after Qianlong's death.
First, Jiaqing regretted raiding his home, and the Qing Dynasty no longer had financial management
This seems to be the point that Jiaqing regrets the most, the people take food as the sky, and the imperial court takes the fiscal revenue as the sky. Imagine if the Qianlong Emperor had no financial ability to manage his finances, how could he go south four times and only fear that his financial income was far from sufficient. In the case of tragedy, the Cao Xueqin family in Jiangnan was unable to pay taxes because the emperor went south three times, and the emperor mistakenly thought that he was corrupt, and copied his Cao family to find that there was only debt receipt and nothing else, and only then did he know that it was too late. Cao Xueqin lamented and wrote "Dream of the Red Chamber".
Although he was greedy, he had no intention of rebellion, and when the Qianlong Emperor was not clear-tongued, he never thought of murdering the emperor and using military power to dominate the government. On the contrary, he listened to the will of the Qianlong Emperor in a low voice and rested for a while; instead of his emperor's inability to solve the financial problem, he would no longer have any trouble using Hezhen. However, He Yan did not say anything bitterly, but believed that this was the emperor's attention to it, so he was determined to serve the Qing Emperor and manage his finances. For the emperor to share the worries, and his family was raided for Jiaqing only to increase the short income of 15 years, once there is no money, all the ministers are worried and no one can share their worries, which is the first regret.
Second, wrongly kill the political force to exclude the public opinion, and safeguard the imperial power and ability of the subjects
Sometimes it is only when it is lost that it knows how to cherish it, and Jiaqing does not realize the importance of his and his death when he is not executed. When his father reminded him not to kill Andhu, he did not know why? So he risked executing He yan, and in this way he killed a nomadic minister who could win the hearts of the ministers of the government and the public, and during the Qianlong period, He Yan was familiar with the four national languages of Han Manchu, Tibet and Mongolia, and Ji Xiaolan did not have this ability, and He Yan was born from the Eight Banners, and for the Han people who ruled the Central Plains, it was still more reassuring to use the Manchu nominee.
And Hezhen was indeed a roundworm in the emperor's heart, not only slapping the horse's ass but also ringing. The most important thing is that it is conducive to the implementation and implementation of its own decision-making, and it is convenient for it to rule and concentrate power. When Jiaqing lost Hezhen, he found that everything was handled by himself, that is, he took off his "shield" of government and politics, and it was only possible for him not to regret his anger and not listen to his father's words, which was the second regret.
In summary, the author believes that Jiaqing regrets that he has no money to enter and no government to do.