In the winter of the 61st year of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Kangxi Emperor died in Changchun Garden, and the fourth son of the Emperor, Yin Chan, succeeded to the throne and changed his name to Yuan Yongzheng the following year.
After the Yongzheng Emperor ascended the throne, he began to deal with the instability in the imperial court, including, of course, his brothers who had competed with him for the throne. However, the deposed crown prince Yinrong's family adopted a policy of huairou to comfort them, so on the second day of his reign, he made Yinrong's son Hongchen the king of Doroli County.
Ai XinJue Luo Hongchen (1694-1742), grandson of Qing Kangxi Shengzu Ai Xin Jue Luo Xuan Ye, the second son of the deposed prince Ai Xin Jue Luo Yin Rong, was made the Prince of Doroli By Yongzheng.
Kangxi
In the spring of the first year of Yongzheng, the Yongzheng Emperor ordered Wang Hongchen of Dorale County and his family to relocate to Zhengjiazhuang on the outskirts of Beijing (present-day Changping District, Beijing) to live (still uneasy about Wang Hongchen of Dorale County).
In the winter of the second year of Yongzheng (1724), Hongchen's father, the deposed crown prince Yin, died of illness in the forbidden place of Xian'an Palace, and the Yongzheng Emperor posthumously awarded Hongchen the title of Prince of Heshuoli. However, Hongchen, who had been crowned king of the county, became a restless seed in the new Yongzheng Dynasty.
Hongchen was the son of the deposed prince Yin Rong, born in the 33rd year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1694), the mother of li jia of the lateral Fujin clan, and the daughter of shuldku, the capital of the light car.
After Hongchen was born, because his father Yin Rong had once been a prince, he was deeply loved by his grandfather the Kangxi Emperor from an early age and was raised in the palace. In the first fourteen years of his life, he should be the most brilliant and comfortable, in the palace by the stars and the moon,
His father was once the crown prince, he was the first imperial grandson, and if there was no accident, after his father took the throne, he would definitely be the crown prince. But all this beautiful vision was completely shattered in the forty-seventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1708).
In the autumn of that year, his father Yin Rong was deposed as crown prince by the Kangxi Emperor and imprisoned for three months.
Although Yin Rong was reinstated as the crown prince the following year, this time the abolition storm should leave an indelible impression on the teenage teenager's heart forever.
Sure enough, in October of the fifty-first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1712), Yin Rong was once again deposed and imprisoned in the Xian'an Palace, and unlike the last time, there was no possibility of restoration. From Tianhuang Guiguan to a prisoner of the lower ranks, the situation of the Yin Rong family can be imagined, and at this time, Hongchen may have planted the seeds of hatred in his heart.
It was not until after the Yongzheng Emperor ascended the throne that the situation of the deposed prince Yin Rong's family improved.
Yongzheng Emperor
In the first year of Yongzheng, Hongchen was named the King of Doroli County, and in the sixth year of Yongzheng, he was also named the Prince of Heshuoli, becoming the highest knight in his generation.
The Yongzheng Emperor was very concerned about Hongchen, and Hongchen also called the Yongzheng Emperor, who was originally his uncle, "Emperor Father" in the recital, but he was not assigned some important tasks, during which he participated in some ceremonial activities.
It seems that Hongchen wants more than just a prince. In August of the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), the Yongzheng Emperor died. The fourth son of the emperor, Hongli, ascended the throne as the Qianlong Emperor.
After the Qianlong Emperor ascended the throne, the sons of these uncles and uncles also treated them as before.
Qianlong
It was not until the fourth year of Qianlong that Gardan ce zero in the northwest and the Great Qing Dynasty negotiated peace, and in early October, the Zongrenfu counciled, and Yunlu, the sixteenth son of the Kangxi Emperor, and his sons Hongxu, Hongpu, Hongsheng, Hongchang, Hongxuan, and others "formed a party for personal gain, and exchanged secrets."
The Qianlong Emperor ordered a strict investigation, and soon after, the sorcerer Antai confessed, and Hongchen asked him whether he could go to Beijing, whether the world was peaceful or not, what was the emperor's life expectancy, and whether I would rise in the future."
The Qianlong Emperor also discovered that Hongchen had "imitated the state system" and set up the subordinate organs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the department in charge of ceremonies in the palace without authorization, which seemed to be a noble practice.
According to this, the Qianlong Emperor believed that he "had different ambitions, thought that he was the concubine of the former prince, and had ulterior motives." "The order was to expel Prince Hongchen, expel him, change his name to "Forty-Six", and imprison The Orchard of Jingshan Mountain.
In September of the seventh year of Qianlong, Hongchen died in the forbidden place, at the age of forty-nine.