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Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

"Ruthless is the most imperial family", since ancient times, the imperial power has the supreme power, so it has been spied on by many forces, even between relatives, it is also mutual suspicion, so the father and son turn against each other, brothers into hatred can be said to be often happening, and the Qing Dynasty in the nearly three hundred years of history, for this reason also staged a lot of palace fight drama.

Many people may wonder why the common abolition of the Central Plains Dynasty was not very feasible in the Imperial Palace of the Qing Dynasty. In addition to being affected by the kangxi ninth son's seizure of the concubine, this actually has a deep relationship with qing taizu's eldest son, Ai Xinjue Luo Chu Ying.

Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

For this big brother, there are not many records in the Qing history manuscript, only mentioning that he was in 1598 in the Eastern Expedition against the Jurchen tribe Chulaku Road, collecting more than 20 people from tunzhai and returning, and was given the title of "Hongba Tulu" (Chinese meaning "exuberant hero"). Thus was valued by Nurhaci, and in 1613, he became the first Khan heir of the Jurchen clan by virtue of his status as the eldest son of the concubine, but in the end Chu Ying did not inherit the Khan's throne.

How do the history books record this? "Chu Yingyi was not self-satisfied, burned the watch to complain to the heavens, but sat and chewed the curse, forbidden, is the ugly age." This means that the later Chu Ying, because he swore to fu quan gambling curse, he never came back when he sent out the army, so the East Window Incident occurred, and you were imprisoned in the high wall by Nurhaci, and two years later, Chu Ying was immediately executed by Nurhaci in the name of unrepentant, at the age of 36.

Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

Obviously, this ending is too outrageous, why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? But the Qing Palace historical materials have been silent about Chu Ying's death, and it was not until hundreds of years later, with the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, a palace account called "No Circle Point Old File" circulated, and now the book is stored in the warehouse of the National Palace Museum in Taipei, which reveals the truth of Chu Ying's death.

It turned out that although Chu Ying was brave and warlike and made great achievements in battle, he was appreciated by Nurhaci, but he was narrow-minded and scheming, which triggered a sense of crisis among the princes.

Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

With Nurhaci's old age, Chu Ying gradually demanded himself as the king of a country, and he used the power in his hands to gradually suppress nurhaci's "five founding ministers", that is, the forces of Fei Yingdong, He Heli and others, in addition, Nurhaci's four nephews, that is, the "four great belles", were also suppressed, and although Nurhaci planned to inherit the system of establishing the eldest son as the heir, jianzhou itself did not have this custom, which also led to other princes wanting to compete for the Khan's throne.

As for Chu Ying himself? It is also true that he thought things were too simple, thinking that if he became emperor in the future, he would not need to rely on the power of these ministers, so he became more and more arrogant, and the contradictions between the two sides immediately intensified.

Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

In the end, Chu Ying was pushed to the point of isolation, but Nurhaci had to choose between the two sides, at this time there were still many enemies of the Jianzhou Jurchens, including The Mongol tribes, as well as various tribes loyal to the Ming Dynasty internally, Nurhaci hoped that his heirs could unite the surrounding troops more closely, but the obvious thing was that Chu Ying was not suitable for such a role.

Why did Nurhaci execute his eldest son? The Qing Dynasty tried its best to conceal it, and it took hundreds of years before the truth was revealed

In 1613, a number of ministers jointly sued Chu Ying, stating his and the three major crimes: "The first point is to stir up dissension and make the ministers disagree with each other; second, to claim the property and horses of the brothers, which will cause the dissatisfaction of the brothers; and the third point is that he once let go of the brothers and ministers who are evil to me after I take the throne.' After weighing the pros and cons, Nurhaci first put his son under house arrest and finally killed the killer.

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