Legend has it that after Yongzheng's death, his coffin contained a human head carved in gold. Because during the Yongzheng Dynasty, the Nine Sons and Daughters also carried out a lot of bad things done against the descendants of the Han and Ming Dynasties. As a result of the people's anger, many jianghu people spontaneously went to assassinate him. He was killed and beheaded to death. These are just legends. Because Yongzheng's tomb has not been opened yet. Now do 13 mausoleum reservoirs under the reservoir. For this reason, it is just a legend and speculation that Yongzheng was beheaded and buried in the tomb. We can only know the answer until later people can find the Yongzheng Tomb under the 13 Tombs Reservoir and open the tomb to find his body.
About the death of Yongzheng, it has always been a topic of folk talk, and there are many versions of rumors. Among all the versions, the most well-known version is undoubtedly Lü Siniang's killing of Yongzheng.
This statement mainly stems from lü Liuliang's case, who put forward: The distinction between Huayi and Yi is greater than that of kings and subjects. This greatly affected the public opinion at that time. The result is well known.
The case of Lü Liuliang led to the legend that Lü Siniang mixed into the palace and cut off Yongzheng's head to avenge her father, and there was also the saying that Yongzheng had no head.
In fact, Lü Siniang's claim that yongzheng assassinated was unreliable.
1. Legend has it that Yongzheng was killed in the Imperial Palace, that is, the Forbidden City, and Yongzheng died in the Yuanmingyuan.
2. Lü Liuliang's descendants were exiled to Ninguta, and none of the reports showed that there were fish that had slipped through the net.
3. The Ouchi Imperial Palace is heavily guarded, and it is unlikely that a woman will enter with a sword.
Therefore, When Lv Siniang said it, it was untenable. As for whether Yongzheng has a head and whether it is made of gold, this can only be confirmed by archaeologists opening Yongzheng's underground palace.
Lü Siniang, according to folklore, is The granddaughter of Lü Liuliang, and some say that she is a daughter. Speaking of Lu Liuliang, I have to say Yue Zhongqi. This person was a descendant of Yue Fei, who was an official in the Yongzheng Dynasty, and some people advised him to rebel, which led to a tragic case of literal prison. One of the unlucky ghosts implicated was Lu Liuliang.
Lü Liuliang was beheaded by the door, and only his granddaughter Lü Siniang, who was less than 14 years old at the time, escaped. This Lv Siniang was not simple, and she did not sink down when she escaped, but instead visited famous teachers, learned martial arts, and was determined to take revenge.
Kung Fu paid off, and Lv Siniang finally returned from her studies and sneaked back to the capital to wait for the opportunity. Just as the so-called art masters were bold, Lü Siniang found an opportunity, sneaked into the palace, evaded the great master of the great interior, came to the Yongzheng Palace, and as a result, Yongzheng, and cut off Yongzheng's head with a short sword and left the palace safely.
I felt that it was impossible to have no head after Yongzheng died.
Yong lived and worked in the imperial palace, the army's control and defense were tight, outsiders could not enter, as for the folklore Lü Siniang assassination, it was even more impossible, the place where the emperor slept at night, more defenseless, how a little girl entered, not even where he slept. Not to mention the stabbing. This is a folk legend, the people's words against Yongzheng are deeply angry, and through the revenge of Yongzheng in the novel, the good wishes in the hearts of the people are achieved.
Another theory, the palace women use poison, poison Yongzheng, this is even more impossible, the emperor to eat, all arrange the palace women, the big supervisor to try the dish, no problem, the emperor only eats, with poison is even more impossible.
Xiao Bian believes that when the Kangxi Emperor was not old, the country's financial resources were empty, the official field was corrupt, and the national strength was empty. Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, and later strove to eliminate the shortcomings of Kangxi's reign, using Confucianism to rule the world, preaching the political example of "clean officials", carrying out political indoctrination, and adopting a series of measures such as religious control of the people, causing him to die of exhaustion.
Since Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, a series of measures have been taken to ensure that the national strength is sufficient and the official scene is clear. How can it be stabbed and poisoned to death. As for entering the imperial tomb after death, there are also armies that are strictly guarded, how can there be no head?
This, of course, is just folklore. The cause of Yongzheng's death is not very clearly recorded, but it can be probably known that Yongzheng should have died of Dan Yao poisoning.
Yongzheng once suffered a stroke in his later years, and although he improved after treatment, he could not recover. At this time, Yongzheng was fascinated by Dan Medicine and took a large number of Dan Medicine. As for the composition of the elixir, don't say more about various heavy metals. To know that gunpowder is a by-product of the failure of alchemy, you can know what else is contained in these so-called elixirs.
Taking a large number of these elixirs, resulting in Poisoning of dan medicine, is really too normal, think about how The Heavenly Khan Li Shimin died.