Feudal society was closed and backward, because the ancient people had a low level of education, encountered things that could not be explained by scientific concepts, and were prone to believe feudal superstitions. During the Qing Dynasty, there was a sensational Sanyuanhui case in Shandong, and Yongzheng used a trick to eliminate it into invisibility. Do you know what's going on? Xiaobian this is to reveal the secret for you.
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During the Qing Dynasty, there were many "Daomen". Some people are suspicious, they pull up the team, play the banner, they have different purposes, some for money, some for profit. In Shandong during the Yongzheng period, there was a Sanyuanhui, whose head was Niu Sanhuala, a Pingzhou native, whose real name was Niu Jiande. In the name of "trade", Niu Sanhuala carried out activities in Laizhou, Qingzhou and other provinces and organized the SanyuanHui. He claims to have boundless mana. Relying on the fame of flickering, Niu Sanhua laguang collected apprentices. Their misdeeds soon attracted the attention of the magistrates. In order to hide their eyes, they often meet at night, and everyone disperses in the early morning.
At the beginning, Niu Sanhuala would talk about some natural and man-made disasters, and then later, Niu Sanhuala would say some prophetic events, and as the influence of the Sanyuanhui continued to expand, the Qing court felt threatened.
After Shandong Futai learned about the situation of the Sanyuan Society, they did not dare to be sloppy and hurriedly reported the situation. After Yongzheng received the recital from Wan Jirui, the chief soldier of Shandong, he immediately passed on the message: "Since they are acting perversely, we must find out who is participating, and qu kui must be captured, and must not be neglected." Shandong and Henan officials tracked down for a year, there was no trace of Niu Sanhuala, Yongzheng looked at it, and also understood the cunning of the Sanyuanhui, the place where they met often changed, day and night, it was difficult to find the exact point. Thinking of this, Yongzheng did not dare to despise it even more, and he passed down a secret decree to let the local government find a few confidants and break into it in the name of joining the association. At the end of the plan, these spies did get detailed information.
In July 1728, after receiving secret information from the informants, Gaomi County Immediately led his men to arrest them. When they arrived at the scene, Sanyuan would be destroyed in one fell swoop, but Niu Sanhuala was very treacherous and sneaked in. The governor Tian Wenjing handed over the folds to the imperial court and drew up the punishment standards for the Sanyuanhui gang, sentencing the shackles to three months and forty plates and the two months to 40 plates. Yongzheng agreed, but he felt that the punishment was not severe enough, and still asked him to "strictly arrest the right criminals and ensure that they are punished and punished."
The real culprit is Niu Sanhuala, why punish others severely? In fact, Yongzheng is very wise. Before this, there were many incidents of swords and soldiers in the Qing court. Yongzheng once ordered: "Pay attention everywhere, visit secretly from time to time, and never give false instructions to subordinates, so that the disturbance of the people will shock the people, and the traitors will be able to know the news, hide deeply, and it is useless to do anything..."
The Yongzheng Emperor had a lot of experience in governing the country, and he knew how to deal with such incidents. But why does this happen so often? Yongzheng believed that the uneven occupation of land would cause the people to be exploited by the powerful, and coupled with the oppression of military service, it would make the people have no livelihood.
Therefore, after this, Yongzheng adopted reform and conscription, which basically allowed the people to live a life without worry about food and clothing, so during the reign of the Yongzheng Emperor, the wind and waves were still calm in various places, which showed that he had a great level and ability to govern the country.
Wen xiucai, editor-in-chief of Wenlan Hairun Studio, this article is written by: Special history writer: Feng Doudou