There was once a TV series called "Prime Minister Liu Luoguo", which mainly told the story of the loyal minister Liu Yong and the corrupt officials and The Fighting Wisdom, the Liu Luoguo in the play is Liu Yong, and his positive image of integrity and diligence has always been very deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. However, in real history, Liu Yong is not so perfect, and some of the things he did even make people dare not believe that he did it. What is the truth of history? If you want to know, let Xiaobian reveal the secret for you.
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In our impression, the image of a famous qing official should be selfless with an iron face, and he is a cold face to both the courtiers and corrupt officials in the imperial court, and resolutely fight against them. However, there will always be two sides to things, just as the so-called no one is perfect, and the clean officials and famous officials sometimes make mistakes.
During the Northern Song Dynasty, Kou Zhun was known as a famous minister by later generations, and his life as a person made outstanding contributions to the Northern Song Dynasty. However, because this "Kou Laoxi" was demoted to a knighthood, he could not bear the hardships of serving as an official in the opposition, and under the persuasion of the villain, he presented Song Zhenzong with the so-called Heavenly Book representing "Xiangrui" and flattered the emperor in order to return to the dynasty and reinstate him. After this incident, the Manchu Dynasty Wenwu's impression of Kou Zhun was greatly reduced, and Kou Zhun regretted it for a lifetime because of this incident and ruined his name.
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Yong was a famous courtier of a generation, he was the eldest son of the university scholar Liu Tongxun, who entered the priesthood in the sixteenth year of Qianlong, and successively held important positions such as Shu Jishi of Hanlin Yuan, prefect of Taiyuan Province, prefect of Jiangning Province, cabinet bachelor, and scholar of Tirenge University.
Liu Yong was jokingly called Liu Luoguo, in fact, this is all a misinformation, when the ancient dynasty recruited officials, they had to "take people by appearance", so that they did not lose the face of the imperial court, the reason why he would call it Luo Guo, is because Liu Yong is tall, in order not to let Yongzheng look up to himself, this is often bent over to serve the emperor, since then, Yongzheng has jokingly called it "Luo Guo".
Don't look at Liu Yong being laughed at by Yongzheng, but his literary talent is unmatched, his calligraphy is extremely high, and he is known as the "Thick Ink Prime Minister". Throughout his life, he obeyed the law and the law, bowed down to the country and the people, never took advantage of the people in the slightest, and was praised by the people of the world. However, the next thing that Xiaobian wants to say may make you have some views on Liu Yong.
During the Qing Dynasty, the ruler Daxing Literary Prison, many literati and inkers were punished extremely harshly because of the "anti-Qing" ideas in the text, which made the scholars at that time tremble every day, afraid that the charges would fall on their heads.
In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong, Liu Yong served as a scholar in Jiangsu, and in his own jurisdiction, there was a man named Yan Dayong who took the lead in launching the anti-grain movement and making trouble in front of the official palace. Liu Yong then took people to Yan Dayong's house to search, and it turned out that the "anti-Qing" poetry manuscript was really found, and after reporting it to the Qianlong Emperor, Yan Dayong was sentenced to be beheaded and paraded to the public.
Sixteen years later, due to civil disputes, some people reported that Xu Jiazu's works were rebellious, and Liu Yong led people to search, and sure enough, xu Shukuo's "One Pillar Building Poetry Collection" was found, which included "The Ming Dynasty Dynasty Zhen fei, in one fell swoop to the Qing capital." The verses of the poem are considered to be rebellious and suspected of opposing the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty, so the Xu family is implicated from top to bottom, and even the dead are dug up and whipped. After this incident, the Qianlong Emperor greatly praised Liu Yong and transferred him back to Beijing to serve as the president of the Three Links Pavilion and other important positions.
Xiaobian said that when many people said this, many people may sigh at Liu Yong, thinking that such a great Qing official actually had such a dirty thing, and he really couldn't bear to look at it directly. However, when we sit down and think about it carefully, we can always find some problems, and these problems are not within the control of the so-called clean officials and famous officials.
The monarchical system of the feudal dynasty has always been strict, and some of the "unspoken rules" of the monarchs are also constantly being staged, the so-called "mud and sand, there is a finished egg?" It is said that if the Qing officials want to seek greater benefits for the world, they must also recognize the "unspoken rules" between kings and subjects in order to show their ambitions, thinking that this is a kind of sadness of the feudal dynasty...