Portrait of Nurhaci
In the history of the Great Qing Dynasty, there are only two princes recorded, one is The Second Son of Kangxi Ai Xinjue Luo Yin, and the other is Nurhaci's eldest son Ai Xin Jue Luo Chu Ying.
Both have a common destiny, that is, in the end they will become the wasted prince.
The difference is that Yin Rong was able to live, but Chu Ying was executed by his father Nurhaci.
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Ai Xinjueluo Chuying was the eldest son of The Qing Taizu Nurhaci and the first prince of the Qing Dynasty.
When Nurhaci raised the army, Chu Ying was only 4 years old.
Due to the early death of her mother, the young Chu Ying followed her father all the way to the shadow of the sword and light.
At the beginning of Nurhaci's uprising, the first thing he faced was the confrontation and assassination of some ethnic groups.
When the Assassins attacked, Nurhaci hid his eldest son Chu Ying, second son DaiShan, and daughter Dongguo Gege under the cabinet.
Chu Ying grew up with his father in the situation of fighting and fighting, and the dangers were fraught with danger, and the shadow of the sword and the shadow of the sword, the blood and rain and the wind, created the bravery and fierceness of his character.
After Chu Ying grew up, he had the majesty of his father and fought like a fierce tiger.
At the age of 17, Chu Ying led hundreds of cavalry to raid other tribes, and won a great victory.
Nurhaci then ordered his younger brothers Shulhaqi, Chu Ying, and his second son Daishan to command three thousand troops to go to the city of Shuyou to meet the lord of Shuyou City, Tsemuthei, but was intercepted by the Ula soldiers.
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Shulhaqi saw that the enemy army was too large, afraid of the enemy's multitude and widowhood, cowered in front of the mountain, and pressed the soldiers to move, but Chu Ying took the lead in rushing into the enemy position, and the roar was tremendous, and no one dared to stop it. The Ula soldiers fled in defeat and "like the world fell apart".
In this battle, the Jianzhou soldiers defeated more than Ulawan's army, Chu Ying once threatened Liaodong, and the Battle of Wujiyan weakened the strength of the Ula tribe.
Nurhaci was overjoyed, taking Chu Ying as the first, and made important contributions to the great cause of Jurchen unification, which can be called the outstanding hero of the establishment of Houjin.
Because he was the eldest son and had made many military achievements, he was appointed to run the country, and he was only 29 years old at the time, and he gave him half of the military power.
Obviously, Chu Ying was full of grace, so why was he deposed and executed?
Chu Yingsheng was cruel and narrow-minded, and he was very successful in battle, and did not look at anyone in the eyes.
Lack of humility towards the five founding ministers of the early Qing Dynasty;
He did not have the wisdom to envelop his brothers, but wanted to take advantage of the life of his father, Nurhaci, to gradually cut away their wealth and power in order to consolidate their own positions.
In this way, the four Baylors and the five ministers all endangered themselves and thus united.
Chu Ying gradually fell into isolation, and the contradictions between the two sides gradually became clearer and more intense.
Nurhaci had to make a choice between the eldest son Chu Ying and the four Baylors and the five ministers, and after repeated weighing, finally decided to alienate Chu Ying.
After the two attacks on Ulla, Nurhaci did not send Chu Ying out on the expedition, but left him at home.
Nurhaci was well aware of Chu Ying's ills, but he also wanted to give his son a chance to review himself and repent, as long as he admitted his narrow,overbearing, and selfish mistakes, he might still receive forgiveness and support from his father Khan as always.
However, Chu Ying still clung to his own opinion and did not want to repent.
As a result, Nurhaci began to gradually weaken Chu Ying's power, clearly showing distrust of him.
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This further stimulated Chu Ying's great dissatisfaction.
Chu Ying began to be hostile to his father, befriending his henchmen and waiting for an opportunity to take revenge.
When his father was out of the army, Chu Ying plotted and wrote a curse to burn the heavens and the earth.
He also threatened that the division of hope for the expedition would be defeated, "If defeated, I will not let the defeated father and brothers enter the city."
When Nurhaci heard about this, he was very angry, and in anger, he ordered his eldest son Chu Ying to be imprisoned in a high wall.
At this point, Chu Ying only had three months from the time he was made crown prince to the time he finally lost his ruling power.
After being pressed for two years, Chu Ying was executed by Nurhaci at the age of 36 on the pretext of unrepentant.
The struggle for the throne for millennia has always been cruel, and although there are his own reasons, it is more the result of political failure.