Xian Feng's three hobbies made him seriously overdrawn, and he died at the age of 31, leaving the young Cixi in chaos!
Ai Xin JueLuo Yixuan (pronounced "Lord") was the ninth emperor of the Qing Dynasty, known in history as the "Xianfeng Emperor". In 1851, Xianfeng succeeded to the throne at the age of 21. He reigned for 11 years, and at the age of 31 he died. After Xianfeng's death, he left the young Yehenara clan (Cixi) to assist his young eldest son Zaichun to succeed to the throne, laying the foundation for the turmoil in the Qing Dynasty.
Among the emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Xianfeng died at the age of 31, which is a short-lived emperor. Confucius Ziyun: "Thirty and standing." "Even in ancient times, more than thirty years old was the peak of spring and autumn, but XianFeng died at the best age, why is this?"
The first act is very greedy
According to the historical records, this person especially liked to drink. People with poor health often covet the staggered between the chips, and the body will definitely be overwhelmed. After drinking, she would lose her temper and punish the people around her at every turn, which made everyone feel helpless, especially the servants and eunuchs who served her, which was really painful.
The second covets beauty.
In ancient times, there were three wives and four concubines, and the emperor had countless concubines, and the appearance of being able to become the emperor's concubines would not be very bad. This is also the envy of countless people. Yet everyone has his own desires, even the emperor, and if he cannot control himself, he must kill himself.
Since ancient times, there have been many emperors who have died prematurely because of their lust for beauty, such as the historical King of Lu who was even more greedy for beauty, and as a result, he actually buried his own dynasty, and the same is true of King Zhou You. And those emperors who can live a long life without exception are not addicted to this way.
3. Opium smoking
During the Qing Dynasty, a large amount of opium was continuously imported into China. The British planted a large amount of opium in India and imported it from Guangzhou to China from the Qianlong period. During the Daoguang years, opium sales soared, which not only led to a large outflow of silver, but also caused the physical condition of the people of the Qing Dynasty to deteriorate.
In 1839, Lin Zexu launched a smoking campaign in Humen. The Qing government's resistance to opium led to the outbreak of the First Opium War, which broke out during the Xianfeng period. Opium has become a cancer of the Qing government, but the Xianfeng Emperor himself has also contracted opium and become the "addicted" emperor in China's history.
In the final analysis, the Xianfeng Emperor was responsible for his own early death, after all, even he didn't care about himself, where would those slaves speak out and persuade him? Of course, the experience of the Xianfeng Emperor is also a warning for modern people, after all, most men have the habit of drinking and smoking, which is actually damaging their own life. Xian Feng's three hobbies made him seriously overdrawn, and he died at the age of 31, leaving the young Cixi in chaos.