During the Qing Dynasty, the titles were divided into: the sixth class of the prince's uncle, of which the prince's title was the highest. Throughout the Qing Dynasty, there were 6 people known as the "Six Princes of the Qing Dynasty", namely Daishan (Prince Li) in the Nurhaci period, Dolgun (Prince Rui) in the Emperor Taiji period, Yue Le (Prince An) in the Shunzhi period, Jieshu (Prince Kang) in the Kangxi period, Yinxiang (Prince Yi) in the Yongzheng period, and Yi Bi (Prince Gong) in the Late Qing Dynasty. These six princes made great contributions to the Qing Dynasty's Jiangshan Sheji. They are all surnamed Ai Xinjueluo, but only Daishan and Jieshu are direct blood relatives, Jieshu is Daishan's grandson, and according to generations, Jieshu is also Kangxi's cousin (both are Nurhaci's great-grandsons).
As Nurhaci's great-grandson, He is a talented man with outstanding abilities. Long before Kangxi succeeded to the throne, Jieshu had taught Kangxi archery, and after Kangxi eliminated Aobai, he was eager to cultivate his own power, so Jieshu was quickly reused by Kangxi.
Kangxi had great ambitions, but at the age of 20, he made a big mistake, that is, he misjudged the "San Francisco Rebellion". According to Kangxi's idea, the abolition of San Francisco, Wu Sangui and others would retire with peace of mind, did not think that Wu Sangui paralyzed Kangxi on the one hand, and at the same time joined forces with the letter of Geng Jingzhong and monks, and the "San Francisco Rebellion" broke out.
The Rebellion of San Francisco broke out with lightning speed, Kangxi could not cope with it, and hurriedly dispatched Manchurian elites to meet the enemy, and it was at this time that Jieshu the Prince of Kang was urgently transferred by Kangxi to Fujian to deal with Geng Jingzhong. As one of the "Three Domains", Geng Jingzhong lived in Fujian for a long time, was strong and strong, and colluded with the Zheng clique in Taiwan. Jie Shu was only 29 years old at the time, and although he had fought in his early years, he had never personally led a large army. This time Jieshu served as a general, all the way cautious, the first battle was successful, defeated Geng Jingzhong's 50,000 people in Jinhua, but Geng Jingzhong was not weak, and the two sides then insisted for more than three years, attacking and defending each other.
From the perspective of the entire war situation, Jie Shu was indispensable, and he successfully dragged Geng Jingzhong, allowing Kangxi to concentrate his forces to suppress Wu Sangui. Three years later, Geng Jingzhong was dragged down and finally surrendered to Jie Shu, and Jie Shu made a great contribution. However, at this time, Taiwan's Zheng Jing (Zheng Chenggong's son) used Xiamen as a base to attack Quanzhou and other places, and Jie Shu did not hesitate to fight back against Zheng Jing, achieving a great victory, and Zheng Jing retreated in ashes.
Jie Shu went out to the south from the twelfth year of Kangxi to the nineteenth year of Kangxi to complete his mission, and made great military achievements, which was the most meritorious among the members of the Qing Dynasty at that time. Kangxi ordered Jie Shubanshi to return to the dynasty, and agreed that Kangxi would personally go to Lugou Bridge to greet his cousin. Jie Shu led a large army through Zhuozhou to Lugou Bridge, waiting for Kangxi at Lugou Bridge for a day, on this day, Jie Shu did not idle, he summoned his father-in-law Esen Taiji, said to his father-in-law: "I have done a great job this time, but I have also committed the taboo of the emperor, and the emperor is very talented, and he will not allow the members of the clan to have such a great merit." Fortunately, I had already made preparations, and when the emperor rewarded me tomorrow, you took the lead in impeaching me, saying that when I regained Jinhua, I was timid and afraid of things, cowered, and delayed the fighter. ”
The next day, Kangxi took the prince's ministers and personally went to the Lugou Bridge to greet Jie Shu, and just as he was about to issue a reward for Jie Shu, Jie Shu suddenly made a look, and his father-in-law, Ersen Taiji, said loudly: "Wei Chen wants to impeach Prince Jie Shu of Kang for cowering and delaying the fighter!" "Everyone can't believe it, because Kangxi is about to reward you, and you came out to impeach, obviously ignorant of current affairs." Besides, Eisentaiji is Jieshu's father-in-law, the son-in-law is rewarded, and the father-in-law is also stained, what do you mean by impeaching the son-in-law?
In the end, although Kangxi rewarded Jieshu, he also reprimanded him, and two years later, Kangxi revived the old matter and punished Jieshu for one year as a punishment. After that, whenever there was a war in the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi would always reuse the Jieshu, and the Jieshu also experienced hundreds of battles and became the most powerful prince of the Kangxi Dynasty.
In the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi, Jie Shu died of illness, and Kangxi was so sad that he sent two princes to help the coffin, with the title of Liang. He also said to the members of the clan: Ai XinJue Luo Jieshu is a model for the courtiers of the Qing Dynasty.
Jie Shu was outstanding in ability and was deeply trusted by Kangxi. But as a clan general, you can't be too perfect, otherwise you can't protect yourself. Jie Shu asked his father-in-law to impeach himself, just leaving a handle for Kangxi, letting Kangxi knock himself from time to time, Jie Shu seemed confused, but in fact he was very clever.