In May of the eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1669), the Kangxi Emperor relied on a group of Buku teenagers who were only ten years old to "Zhi Bao Ao Bai" at the Wuying Palace, thus completely taking power into his own hands and thus creating a generation of dynastic prosperity.
After that, these Buku teenagers, who were originally the children of the "Three Banners of the Shang", gained the trust and respect of the Kangxi Emperor because they had made such outstanding merits, and also received rich rewards. The Soetu, who selected and trained this group of Buku teenagers, also became the most prominent and prominent courtier in the former Kangxi Dynasty, and long ranked at the top of the hundred officials. Only not to "flourish and decline", soetu's final ending is the most miserable, far less than these Buku teenagers selected and cultivated by him.
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Kangxi's first meritorious servant of "Zhi Bao Ao Bai" was eventually starved to death.
Soetu, son of Sonny, the "first assistant minister" in the early years of the Kangxi Dynasty, and the wife of the Kangxi Emperor, the historical Empress Xiaochengren of the Hesheli clan, was the daughter of Soetu's brother Kabula.
In June of the sixth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1667), Sony died of illness. However, just before Sony's death, he made two extremely important decisions and arrangements. First, he led his courtiers to advise the Kangxi Emperor to govern himself; second, Sonny made Soetu resign from all his positions, including university scholars and officials, and single-mindedly serve as Kangxi's personal bodyguard.
The reason why Sony wanted to arrange Soe-e-tu in this way, in addition to ensuring the absolute safety of the Kangxi Emperor, was to ask for e-tu to select and train a group of Buku teenagers for Kangxi, and while paralyzing Ao-bai, he was also preparing and paving the way for this subsequent "wisdom capture Ao-bai".
Therefore, SuoEtu followed the instructions of Sonny and Empress Xiaozhuang, and strictly selected a group of strong and loyal Buku teenagers from among the sons of the "Three Banners" and trained them strictly, but these Buku teenagers did not know what their real purpose of training was, they only knew that everything needed to obey orders and SuoEtu.
In May of the eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1669), the Kangxi Emperor, who had made all the preparations, summoned Ao bai to the Wuying Hall on the pretext of discussing military and political affairs.
At this time, Suo Ertu stood outside the temple, "tricked" Ao Bai to hand over his weapons, greatly reducing Ao Bai's strength and resistance, and then, when Ao Bai fell into the "trap" that had been designed for him, and then fell to the ground without any defense, he commanded this group of Buku teenagers to control Ao Bai.
As Prince Jieshu of Kang read out Aobai's "Thirty Great Charges" on behalf of Kangxi, the powerful minister Aobai fell, and Kangxi also remembered his merits and changed the death sentence to imprisonment, and only two months later, Aobai ended up in prison, and the Kangxi Emperor also completely took power into his own hands.
With his outstanding performance during the "Wisdom Capture Ao Worship", Suo Ertu gained the full trust and respect of the Kangxi Emperor, and successively served as a scholar of the Bohol Temple, a minister of the Inner Guard, and other important positions in the court, and ranked first among the hundred officials in the court for many years.
After this, Soetu played a very important role in a series of major historical events such as quelling the "San Francisco Rebellion", recovering Taiwan, resisting Russian aggression, and conquest of the Mongol Dzungar chief Kaldan. At this time, the power of Soetu was tilted towards the opposition and the scenery was unlimited, and the entire Hersheli family under his leadership also became the most prominent foreign family in the first and middle periods of the Kangxi Dynasty.
However, along with the intensification of the conflict between the crown prince Yin Rong and the Kangxi Emperor, who was born to Empress Hesheri, Suo Ertu, who was Yin Rong's uncle and grandfather, also began to be disliked by Kangxi. At the same time, Suo Ertu and another powerful courtier, Mingzhu, formed a party for personal gain and fell in love with each other, causing a miasma of smoke in the court, which further aroused the dissatisfaction of the Kangxi Emperor.
Thus, in the forty-second year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1703), Soetu was imprisoned by the Kangxi Dynasty, after which he was starved to death.
However, the Kangxi Emperor was still angry, so after the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), he cursed "the first sinner of the Suo'e Tucheng Dynasty" and erased all his merits and exploits. At this point, Soetu was completely discredited.
Of these Buku teenagers, there are five who have done the most.
As for how many Buku teenagers from the "Three Banners of the Upper Three Banners" were selected by Soetu, there is no clear record in history, but among these Buku teenagers selected by Soetu, five of them were very "lucky" to be able to participate in the process of finally capturing Aobai, and they did not live up to the expectations of the Kangxi Emperor, successfully controlled Aobai, and made a great contribution to Kangxi's "wisdom to capture Aobai".
The five Buku teenagers were Ai Xinjue Luo Chiha, Qi Jia MingTuzhu, Tong Jia Yanggutai, Huang Changshun and Wei Baoquan, and they all received rich rewards from the Kangxi Emperor without exception.
Ai Xin Jue Luo Chi Ha, a son of the imperial family and distant brother of the Kangxi Emperor, was 17 years old at the time. After that, he began to serve as a soldier and became the governor of Hunan at the age of 33. With Chiha's qualifications, he could have gone further and promoted to the rank of governor-level feudal governor, but unfortunately he died young at the age of 36.
Qijia Mingtuzhu, the son of a Manchurian nobleman from the "Three Banners of Shangsanqi", was 16 years old at the time. After that, he also held the position of Bingbu Langzhong, but only a few years later, because his mother was seriously ill, he took the initiative to ask the Kangxi Emperor to resign. Kangxi also approved it, and also rewarded him with 50,000 taels of silver, while still allowing him to enjoy the treatment of the inspector of the first rank for life. Although Ming Tuzhu never entered the career after that, he mixed up in the business field and made full use of his relationship with Kangxi and Korean and Chinese officials to continuously expand his business, and eventually became a generation of rich people.
Tong Jia Yanggutai, also the son of a Manchurian nobleman from the "Three Banners of Shang", was 14 years old at the time. Since then, he has worked in Beijing for a long time, and he died at the age of 80, and was able to die well.
Huang Changshun, the son of Huang Xigun, a Han official whom Kangxi trusted very much, was only 15 years old at the time. He successively served in the Punishment Department and the Household Department, but because he was neglectful of discipline from an early age, his behavior was somewhat sloppy, and he even often embezzled money, and his reputation was also very bad. However, the Kangxi Emperor still remembered his merits and tolerated it, making him live to the age of 73.
Wei Baoquan, the youngest of these five, was only 12 years old when he "Zhi Bao Ao Bai", but he showed the most heroic and resolute performance in the whole process, and he hugged one of Ao Bai's legs tightly from beginning to end, not letting it break free. After that, Wei Baoquan was assigned to serve in the Yulin Army, and participated in the pacification of the "San Fan Rebellion" with the Fuyuan general Tu Hai, and began to serve as the governor of Guangdong after the end of the counter-rebellion. In the end, Wei Baoquan voluntarily resigned and returned to his hometown of Hunan, and Kangxi rewarded him with 50,000 taels of silver, while also allowing him to continue to enjoy the treatment of inspectors until his death.
As for the other Buku teenagers who participated in the whole process of "Zhi Jiao", Kangxi also gave rewards. And this Buku youth team was not disbanded on the spot because of the completion of the "mission", and Kangxi used this as a team to form the "Shanpu Battalion" as a supplement to the palace guards. In addition to being responsible for the defense of the palace, the "Shanpu Battalion" also assumed the duties of honor guard and performance, and was directly led by the emperor.
The popular cao yin, Li Xu, and Long Keduo also participated in the "Wisdom Capture Ao Worship", but this was not the case.
It is said that Cao Yin and Li Xu participated in the whole process of "Zhi Jiao Ao Bai", on the one hand, because the two were indeed very close to the Kangxi Emperor, and they had known each other since childhood and grew up together, on the other hand, they were influenced by many literary works, so they had such a view.
Indeed, Li Xu had always been a close confidant of the Kangxi Emperor, and Cao Yin was a slave of the Kangxi family, both of whom were deeply trusted and valued by Kangxi, and after that they also held positions such as Jiangning Weaving and Suzhou Weaving, which only the emperor's absolute confidant could hold.
However, the historical records record that the time when the two entered the palace was after Kangxi's "Zhi Bao Ao Bai", and with the special relationship between the two and Kangxi, if they really participated in the "Zhi Bao Ao Bai", it is impossible not to record it, so it can be determined that Cao Yin and Li Xu are not among this group of Buku teenagers.
As for Roncodo, it is even more unlikely.
When Kangxi "Zhi Jiao Ao Bai", Long Keduo's age was very young, it was impossible to be selected to participate in Buku training, and It was even more unlikely that Kangxi and Suo Ertu would let him come to the Wuying Hall to confront Ao Bai, who was known as the "First Warrior of Manchuria".
However, many of Roncodo's involvement are official sources, so why?
The reason for this is that because Roncodo made great contributions to Yongzheng's ascension to the throne, he was appointed by Yongzheng as the chief official of the Records of the Ancestors of the Qing Dynasty, so it is very likely that Ronkodo took advantage of his position to "put gold" on his face, thus adding the content of showing off his merits in many historical materials out of thin air, which led to the record and statement that Roncodo also participated in the whole process of "Wisdom Capture Ao worship".