When Kangxi first became emperor, the powerful minister Ao bailed his qualifications and had many henchmen, and he had been oppressing Kangxi. The young Kangxi summoned a group of boys of similar age as personal bodyguards and calculated to arrest Ao bai. In May of the eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1669), Kangxi branched Ao Bai's cronies and then summoned Ao Bai into the palace to discuss. As soon as Ao Bai entered the Wuying Hall, five guards selected by Kangxi rushed up and subdued Ao Bai.
The five bodyguards who made great contributions to the wisdom of the Ao Bai were:
1. Love Shin Kyora Chiha
Manchu, born into the nobility, Kangxi's distant cousin, was 17 years old at the time. After the capture of Aobai, he was given the title of Bingbu Langzhong by Kangxi, equivalent to a cadre at the level of a bureau. A few years later, he held an important position in the garrison of the capital, and at the age of 33, he became the inspector of Hunan Province. At the age of 36, he hung up due to illness. I had the opportunity to be the governor, but I didn't expect that my life would not be long.
2. Qijia Mingtuzhu
Man, born into the nobility, was 16 years old at the time. After the capture of Aobai, he was given the title of Bingbu Langzhong by Kangxi, equivalent to a cadre at the level of a bureau. A few years later, his mother became seriously ill in Shengjing (present-day Shenyang), so she asked Kangxi to return home. Kangxi zhunqu rewarded him with 50,000 taels of silver for returning to the northeast to buy a house, and at the same time paid a salary according to the standard of the inspector (provincial cadre) for life until he was old. After Ming Tuzhu returned to the northeast, he was light and light, and used the money given by Kangxi to buy a house and buy land for real estate business, and everyone knew his close relationship with Kangxi and his connections in the central government, so the business became bigger and bigger, and later became the richest man in the northeast.
3. Huang Changshun
The Han chinese were the sons of Huang Xigun, Kangxi's most trusted Han cadre, and his concubine, at the age of 15. After the arrest of Aobai, he was named by Kangxi as Langzhong of the Punishment Department, and was also a cadre at the level of the bureau. However, this person was spoiled by his father since he was a child, and he did not understand the accident, and offended many people in the Punishment Department, but because of his family background and Kangxi cover, no one dared to move him. This guy has been playing in the Punishment Department for a few years and has caused a lot of trouble. Later, he had to be transferred to the hubu, and this guy mixed well in the hubu, and it was said that he made a lot of money, and Kangxi did not investigate deeply. Later, he retired to his hometown as a clerk and lived to the age of seventy-three.
4. Tong Gui Yanggutai
Manchu, born into the nobility, was 14 years old at the time. After capturing Aobai, he stayed with Kangxi to work, and later became Kangxi's bodyguard. He is very honest and honest, and there are not many records of this person in the main history. Kangxi had the heart to cultivate him and let him go to Shaanxi as an inspector, and after several years of work, he still returned to kangxi to work, and later retired as a provincial and ministerial cadre, ending his life on his eightieth birthday.
5. Wei Baoquan
This person is the prototype of Wei Xiaobao in "Deer Ding". A native of Hunan, born a commoner, at the age of 12, he was the youngest bodyguard around Kangxi, and Kangxi had always liked him. In the process of capturing Ao bai, he kept pressing one of Ao bai's legs with his body to death. After Aobai was taken care of, Wei Baoquan was left by Kangxi to work in the Yulin Army. A few years later, Wu Sangui rebelled, and Kangxi sent Tu Hai on a campaign, but he was not at ease with Tu Hai, so he sent Wei Baoquan to supervise the army. After quelling Wu Sangui's rebellion, Wei Baoquan was made the Governor of Guangdong. However, Wei Bao was idle all day, and he really could not be an official, and he made a lot of jokes in his post as inspector of Guangdong, and even committed adultery with his subordinates' wives. Later, he took the initiative to resign and return to Hunan. Kangxi rewarded him with 50,000 taels of silver, and ordered the Governor of Hunan to build him a villa, and in addition, to receive a salary according to the Inspector's standard for life.