When it comes to emperors in history, the number is innumerable, and some emperors have been diligent in government and love the people all their lives, and after their deaths, they have left a good name, and even their names have gone down in history. And some emperors are addicted to the wine pond meat forest all day long, just to live happily, and eventually the country is occupied, the people are displaced, the family is destroyed, and finally they are spit on and scolded, and the smell is left for thousands of years. And the emperor mentioned today, trying hard to rule, but he can't resist fate, but he is still very strong, even if he commits suicide, he will not leave his people behind, let alone surrender. He was the Chongzhen Emperor at the end of the Qing Dynasty.
There is such a movie, called "JinyiWei", I believe that people who have seen it have some understanding of the martial arts master Jinyiwei. They are all skilled in escorting the royal family, a group of actually existing Ouchi masters, and may also be saddled with many special tasks. During the Ming Dynasty, JinYiwei was the most active, doing one thing after another for the emperor to consolidate imperial power. In fact, during the ming dynasty of Zhu Yuanzhang, the main duty of the Jinyi guard was only to collect intelligence, and then added a duty to be in charge of the prison execution ground.
However, it did not take long to be abolished, but as a master directly dispatched by the emperor, the duties and functions of the Jinyi Guards were very large. Their existence is for the emperor, for the imperial power to pay their lives, so officials large and small are very afraid of being targeted by the Jinyi guards one day. Because of the support of the emperor behind them, it was very convenient for them to exercise power, and no one dared to put a beak at will. During the Ming Dynasty, the emperor attached great importance to the centralization of power, and there was no longer a position of prime minister above ten thousand people under one person.
The imperial power is more majestic, and the power of the Jinyi guard is also very large. However, why did this group of masters fail to protect the Chongzhen Emperor in the end? In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng, the king of the Ming Dynasty, gathered a peasant army to launch a rebellion, and morale was high. The army in Beijing was unable to resist these hundreds of thousands of peasant armies, and Beijing would fall. As the guardian of the palace, Jinyiwei naturally threw himself into the suppression of the rebellion, and most of them died on the battlefield of the capital.
Providence is like this, no matter how much man-made it is, it seems that it is powerless to return to heaven. Even if jinyiwei had the skills and martial arts to fight against the morale of the rebel army alone, it was tantamount to hitting a stone with an egg. It can be said that from the moment Li Zicheng stepped into the capital, the Ming Dynasty was already gone. In fact, the Chongzhen Emperor also tried to break through, but in the end it also ended in failure. In desperation, he had no choice but to look at the Qing Dynasty, which was already gone, and he was full of sorrow and indignation.
Then, the Chongzhen Emperor drove away the Jinyi guards around him, chose to coexist with the Ming Dynasty, and finally committed suicide. Although the Jinyi guards had great power at that time, after all, their rights were given by the emperor, and without the emperor, the Jinyi guards were equivalent to a decoration, without a trace of the power to return to heaven. In the end, the commander of the Jinyi Wei chose to surrender to Li Zicheng, and soon surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, although he was finally crowned an official, but it was like a figment. Jinyiwei eventually disappeared from the stage of history.