It is said that tiger poison does not eat children, how can the Yongzheng Emperor say that he is also a famous emperor in Chinese history, how can he force his own mother to die? Is that still human? The fact is that Yongzheng's birth mother, Wu Yashi, did die at the age of 64, but not by the Yongzheng Emperor, but because of the difficulty of heart and depression.
Until the moment she died of illness, the Yongzheng Emperor, as his own son, served soup medicine at his mother's side until he saw his mother leave this world. So why did the yongzheng emperor force the death of his mother in future generations?
This begins when Yongzheng was a teenager, Yongzheng's mother Wu Yashi was first just a palace maid in the palace, and was pregnant with Yongzheng after being favored by the Kangxi Emperor for one night. After giving birth to a child, there was a big trouble, according to the ancestral system of the Qing court, the palace women could not raise the prince, and the women who could raise the prince were at least the level of concubines and above.
Therefore, Wu Yashi could only endure the pain of cutting love and gave up the custody of Yongzheng, which directly led to the relationship between the two being biological mother and son, but the relationship was still relatively cold and distant. Yongzheng was later raised by Empress Tong Jiashi, who had just experienced the loss of her daughter, but when Yongzheng was 11 years old, Tong Jiashi died of illness, which gave Yongzheng a huge blow.
Teenage children, it is the rebellious period of adolescence, psychological development is not healthy, naturally affecting the future of life. The Kangxi Emperor had no choice but to return Yongzheng to the Wuya clan to raise, and promoted the Wuya clan to a concubine. The family seemed to be together again, but their hearts were getting farther and farther away.
At this time, Wu Yashi gave birth to Yin Yu again, and she put all her love on Yin Yu, if everyone could live like this, estranged would be a little estranged, but it would be safe. However, at this time, the Qing Dynasty broke out the "Nine Sons and Concubines", and in order to compete for the throne left behind after the death of Kangxi, the princes launched a life-and-death struggle.
In the end, Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, and after succeeding to the throne, Yongzheng began to liquidate those princes who had dealt with him, the first of which was the eighth son of the emperor, Yin Yu, who cut his prince, imprisoned his people, and was not allowed to use his real name. Yongzheng's brother Yin Yu was resolutely on the side of the eighth son of the Emperor Yin Yu in the "Nine Sons and Concubines", so he was also subject to Zhu Lian and sent far away to guard the Imperial Tomb.
As a mother, how can you sit still when you see your brothers fighting so viciously? So Wu Yashi found Yongzheng, first begging, and then begging Yongzheng to spare his brother, all of which were rejected by Yongzheng. Wu Yashi was angry and attacked his heart, but he had no choice but to fall ill from then on. She no longer wanted to see the Yongzheng Emperor, and her son's enthronement ceremony refused to participate, and yongzheng did not want the title given by yongzheng.
Later, the Yongzheng Emperor entered the palace several times to ask his mother for peace, and the Wu ya clan, who had already fallen ill, did not accept it, and in the end, the Wu Ya clan was confused, the mood was difficult, and the depression ended. As the eldest son, Yongzheng still did the way of the Son of Man until the last moment to send his mother to the end. It was only on the issue of treating his mother and brother that Yongzheng was also a little too stubborn and did not change.
In the final analysis, although the mother and son are in the same palace, they lack effective communication and communication, which will lead to such an ending. However, because many people in the folk were persecuted by Yongzheng, for the purpose of smearing him, they created rumors that he forced his own mother to die. In the battle for the conquest, Yongzheng did kill many people, including some of his half-brothers, but he was qualified in the treatment of his biological mother.