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Qing Shengzu Ai Xinjueluo Xuanye (4 May 1654 – 20 December 1722) was the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the second emperor after the Qing capital Beijing (reigned 1661–1722), with the era name "Kangxi". The Mongols referred to him as Enkh Amugulang Khan;[167] the Tibetans were honored as "Emperor Manjushri". [168] The third son of the Shunzhi Emperor, his biological mother was Empress Xiaokangzhang of the Tong Jia clan.

The Kangxi Emperor ascended the throne at the age of 8 and pro-government at the age of 14, reigning for 61 years, making him the longest-reigning emperor in Chinese history. In the early days of his administration, the domestic and international situation was very grim. In the face of the grim situation, he insisted on the large-scale use of troops to achieve territorial integrity and reunification. [1] When the Kangxi Emperor was a teenager, he defeated his powerful minister Aobai and began to truly pro-government. In the ninth year, he revived the cabinet system and promulgated the Sixteen Articles of the Sacred Sayings. [2] After reaching adulthood, kangxi put down the Rebellion of San Fan in the twentieth year (1681);[163] the Battle of Penghu and unified Taiwan,[3] thwarted the Russian invading army and signed the Treaty of Nebuchu to ensure China's sovereignty over the Heilongjiang River Valley;[4] three conquests of Kaldan and victory; and the creation of the "Duolun League" to replace the war and contact the Mongol ministries. Strengthen the centralization of power politically; flaunt benevolent government, co-opt Han scholars, and pay attention to recuperation and economic development. However, the Kangxi Emperor was tired and diligent in his later years, and the phenomenon of corrupt officials appeared. In addition, the struggle of various princes for the throne because of the incident of deposing the crown prince had a negative impact on the politics of the Kangxi Emperor in his later years.

The Kangxi Emperor was a defender of a unified multi-ethnic state, laying the foundation for the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty and creating a great situation of kangqian's prosperity, with some scholars honoring him as "one emperor in a thousand years",[164][6][7] and some scholars honoring him as "one emperor of a thousand years". In the 61st year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1722), the 13th day of the 13th lunar month collapsed in Changchun Garden, at the age of 69. The temple number Shengzu, the title of Hetian Hongyun Wen Wu Ruizhe Gong Jian Yu Yu Filial Piety And Merit Dacheng Ren Emperor, buried in Jingling. Chuan is located in the fourth son, Yin Chan.