Jurchen, which is a well-known nation in China's history, as early as the Song Dynasty, there was a saying that "Jurchen is not satisfied with ten thousand, and full of ten thousand is invincible", and there are two dynasties established by Jurchen, one is the Jin Dynasty, and the other is the Later Jin Dynasty, which is the later last dynasty of the Qing Dynasty.
The founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty was The Famous God of War, from an ordinary boy of the Completed Yan clan to unifying the Jurchen departments and establishing the Jin Dynasty, the life of the Completed Yan AKuda can be said to be full of many legends.
When the Jurchens had not yet established the country, they had been subordinate tribes under the Liao State, although the Khitans and Jurchens were barbarian peoples in the eyes of the Han people at that time, but the Khitans were not very good to the Jurchen tribes, especially after Yelü Yanxi ascended the throne, the Khitan nobles began to exploit the Jurchens, and regarded most of the Jurchens as slaves, which made many Jurchens dare to be angry.
In the end, Yan Akuta stepped forward, he unified the Jurchen departments, launched an attack on the Liao state, let the world see the ferocity of the Jurchens, destroyed the Liao state in just a few years, and the Jurchens were able to establish a state, known as the Jin Dynasty.
When the Jin Dynasty was first established, it would be very poor, and even the imperial palace of Yan Akuta was an ordinary house, and on weekdays the people could even walk from the vicinity, and only when there was a major meeting, someone would guard the four sides, so as not to have spies eavesdropping. So at that time, Yan Ah Bone beat with all the ministers to make three chapters of the law, indicating that no one can embezzle the money in the treasury, and can only be taken out when there is a war, and if anyone disobeys, they must fight twenty big boards.
Later, After the death of Yan Akuta, his fourth brother Completed Yan Wu Begging, that is, Completed Yan Sheng ascended the throne as emperor, known as Jin Taizong. Although Jin Taizong was emperor at that time, he still obeyed the orders issued by his brother before.
But after a long time, Jin Taizong had some ideas about the silver in the treasury, and he may have felt that he had become the emperor, the whole world was his, and the silver in the treasury should naturally be his. So one night, Jin Taizong became addicted to alcohol, and happened to have no money on him, so he secretly ran to the treasury, took some money and ran out to buy some fine wine, drank happily, and then went to sleep.
Who knew that the next day this incident happened in the East Window, when the prime minister routinely went to check the national treasury, only to find that there was a missing amount of money, and soon they found out that this money was stolen by Jin Taizong. From this, we can also indirectly see how poor the Jin state was in those years, after all, the money that Jin Taizong used to buy wine would not be too much, and this could still be found out, which showed that the national treasury did not have much money at all.
After finding out, the prime minister was very embarrassed, and finally told the important minister Guanyan Zonghan about this matter, who was the founding general of the Jin Dynasty and had a very high status in the Jin Dynasty, so he immediately made a decision and selflessly exposed Jin Taizong on the top of the court. Jin Taizong did not deny it, admitted the matter, and then after discussing with a group of ministers, decided that Tianzi had committed the same crime as the common people, and they decided to punish Jin Taizong according to the rules established by Taizu that year.
In this way, a group of ministers pulled Jin Taizong off the throne and beat him twenty times, and after the beating, they helped Jin Taizong back and knelt on the ground together to plead guilt. Jin Taizong was a warrior, open-minded, and naturally did not think about this matter, so he pardoned these ministers, and he became the only emperor in Chinese history to be beaten by ministers.