His younger brother Shulhazi was killed by Nurhaci that year. Shulhachi's son Amin was again killed by Nurhaci's son Emperor Taiji. This is history, and in the struggle for power and interests, the same tragedies, tragedies, and farces are often performed.
Ai Xin Jueluo Amin was Nurhaci's nephew, Shulhaqi's second son, and the cousin of Emperor Taiji, who also had many military achievements in the early Qing Dynasty; In 1615, when Nurhaci founded the Eight Flags system, he was appointed as the head of the Blue Flag, Belle. The following year, Nurhaci was called Khan, and he was called the Four Great Baylors together with Daishan, Manggultai, and Huang Taiji, and he ranked second, commonly known as the Second Belle. It can be seen that his position at that time was very important.
But why would such a relative of the Emperor, who had made many military achievements and held a high position of power, be imprisoned to death by the Emperor Taiji?
At that time, his father Shulhaqi intended to move to Black Wood with his subordinates, and after splitting Jin, he was imprisoned by Nurhaci and wanted to kill Amin. Thanks to the intercession of the Belles, they survived. Originally, Amin had always been angry that his father had been imprisoned to death by Nurhaci, but because of Nurhaci's power, he had to swallow his anger; Now that Nurhaci is gone, he starts to jump.
Later, Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne, and Amin also gave support. However, when the ministers were weeping for the coffin of Taizu, Amin sent someone to say to the Emperor Taiji: I am the Lord of Jubele Yilier, and after Er takes the throne, let me go out to Fanya. But in fact, I want to set up another portal. It was later blocked by several major Baylor opposition.
In 1627, Emperor Taiji sent Amin, Zilharang, and Yueto to attack Mao Wenlong, who was hiding in Korea, but Mao Wenlong was not there, so they directly attacked Korea and would reach Pyongyang, and the North Koreans immediately sent envoys to peace. Originally, the class teacher had returned to the dynasty, but Amin wanted to continue to move forward and told the others that he wanted to return to you. The meaning is that after the direct defeat, he will be crowned king in Korea. But of course no one agrees with such an idea, including his brother Zilharang. Amin, who had no choice but to do anything, became angry and actually plundered for three days, which was also a perverted psychology to vent anger, in fact, it was still venting his dissatisfaction with the Emperor Taiji.
In this way, two results were caused: First, Emperor Taiji's plan to win over Korea was completely bankrupt, and the DPRK not only disobeyed, but also had an iron heart, and wanted to coexist and die with the Ming Dynasty (of course, it was finally subdued by the Manchu Qing). Second, it exposed Amin's ambitions, and the emperor was greatly shocked, and in fact made up his mind to deal with Amin.
In 1629, Emperor Taiji personally led a large army to capture four cities in Shanhaiguan, and later sent Amin to garrison, but when Amin arrived at the Ming army, he struggled to resist the counterattack, and the troops led by Amin suffered heavy casualties and lost one after another. At this time, Amin did not want to defend the city that had been laid down, nor did he report to the Emperor Taiji, but abandoned the city and fled privately. Before escaping, he also ordered that all the surrendered officials and people in the city who had already submitted to Hou Jin be slaughtered, and their property was also looted.
Amin's behavior had already made Emperor Taiji intolerable, and when Emperor Taiji first ascended the throne, the four great Baylors jointly presided over the government; Of course, the ambitious Emperor Taiji was not satisfied with such a situation, and he needed to strengthen the imperial power, so in 1629 he abolished the old system of the four major Baylors on monthly points, in 1631 he promulgated the "Ordinance on Leaving the Lord" to reduce the privileges of the Eight Banners of the Lord, and the following year abolished the ceremony of "sitting with the three Baylors", all of which were to strengthen the centralization of power.
Therefore, in 1630, the Emperor Taiji summoned all the ministers of Belle, listed the sixteen major crimes of Amin, confiscated all of Amin's property, people and horses, and set up a blue flag to Zilharang, and he himself was imprisoned and died in 1640 at the age of fifty-four. He ended up in the same fate as his father, Shulhaqi.
At this point, the internal friction of Nurhaci and Shulhaqi, Huang Taiji and Amin was over.