There are many dynasties in Chinese history, and each dynasty has one or two more famous emperors in later generations, such as Qin Youshi Emperor, Han Youwu Emperor, Tang Youtaizong and so on. So who was the most well-known emperor in China's last feudal dynasty, the Qing Dynasty? I think most people want to talk about the Kangxi Emperor and the Qianlong Emperor. It is true that most people only know the prosperity of Kangqian. However, the reason why the prosperous life of Kangqian can be realized is inseparable from a founder and founder who inherits the upper and lower levels- the Yongzheng Emperor.
The Yongzheng Emperor was actually a very powerful emperor, and his investigation and punishment of corruption and rectification of the rule of officials have fundamentally solved the situation of loose government and empty treasury since the late Kangxi Dynasty. In this way, there will be this section of Qianlong in the prosperous world of Kangqian, there will be the Qianlong Emperor's six lower Jiangnan and his self-proclaimed "Ten Great Martial Arts", so yong is a typical example of hard work, but the good reputation is occupied by the son, and Qianlong should thank him for having a good father. But Qianlong doesn't seem to know how to be grateful, so why do you say that? Because as soon as he ascended the throne, he executed the person Yongzheng left behind to protect, what was the matter?
Originally, in the Yongzheng Dynasty, there was a scholar named Zeng Jing, who participated in the imperial examination many times, but each time he was named Luosun Mountain. In this situation, Zeng Jing developed a grudge against the imperial court, and Zeng Jing had come into contact with Lü Liuliang's anti-Qing and Restoration books while studying, so he became an anti-Qing and Restorationist, and also recruited disciples in an attempt to overthrow the Qing government's rule. However, Zeng Jing knew that it was useless for these students to preach every day, and that they also needed soldiers, which was called "power out of the barrel of a gun", so Zeng Jing thought of a person, that is, the Qing Dynasty general Yue Zhongqi, because he was a descendant of Yue Fei.
Zeng Jing sent his men to send a letter to Yue Zhongqi about the grand anti-Qing revival of the Ming Dynasty, and he was moved by it, and he not only scolded the Yongzheng Emperor for plotting to seize the throne, but also multiplied Yue Fei's heroic deeds in resisting Jin in those years, hoping that Yue Zhongqi could be moved by it. After Yue Zhongqi knew the contents of the letter sent by Zeng Jingmen, he was frightened into a cold sweat, and while making more confessions to him, he handed the letter to Yongzheng, who sent them down. Although Yongzheng was also furious when he saw this letter, he knew that the rumors had already spread, and it would be useless to kill Zeng Jing, so it was better to use it as a pawn and let him publicize his own good.
In this way, Zeng Jing escaped the disaster, but became a slave raised by Yongzheng, and gave speeches all over the country to praise the wisdom of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. And in order to express regret for her previous actions, Zeng Jing also wrote a book called "Gui Ren Lu" (later "The Mystery of The Great Righteousness"). It can be said that After that, Zeng Jing became the best propaganda teaching material. Therefore, when Yongzheng was dying, he also specially warned Qianlong not to kill Zeng Jing. However, Qianlong did not listen to his father's words, but as soon as he ascended the throne, he executed Ling Chi, so that yongzheng could maintain a good situation and ruin it.