Biography
Name: Nian Tangyao
Word: Bright worker
No.: Twin Peaks
Dynasty: Qing Dynasty
Origin: Huaiyuan County, Fengyang Province
Date of Birth: 18th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1679 AD)
Wife: Daughter of Naranjand
Children: Nian Xi, Nian Fu, Nian Bin
Father: Old age
Brother: Nian Xiyao
Sister: Princess Dunsu, Nian Shi
Died: Yongzheng 4th year (1726 AD)
Official positions: Governor of Sichuan, Governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, General of Fuyuan
Title: Duke of first class
Main achievements: He cooperated with various armies to quell the chaos in Tibet, and led the Qing army to quell the Qinghai Lobzang Danjin
Nian Qianyao was a famous general of the Qing Dynasty, born in 1679 AD, died in 1726 AD, his father was an old official to Huguang to patrol Anhui Huaiyuan people. Later, he moved from Huaiyuan in Anhui to Guangning County, Shengjing, and joined the Han army with a yellow flag.
In the thirty-ninth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, he entered the high school of Qianyao and changed his name to Shu Jishi, and three years later he was awarded the Hanlin Academy for review. In the 44th year of the Kangxi Dynasty, he was the sichuan township examination, and later promoted to the bachelor of hanlin academy and the guangdong township examination examiner because of his outstanding political achievements. In the forty-eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, he was also appointed as a cabinet scholar with the title of Rebbe Attendant. Also in the forty-eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Nian Qianyao's fate was tied to Yin Chan.
The fourth prince, Yin Chan (胤禛), was made the Prince of Yong by Kangxi when he was appointed as the Prince of Yong by Kangxi when he was serving as a cabinet scholar with the title of Rebbe Attendant. Nian Qianyao's younger sister was elected as the Prince of Yong.fu jin. Marriage was originally an invisible rope and contract in ancient times, and since then, Nian Qianyao has been regarded as a party because of his sister's relationship. Nian Qianyao was soon carried into the Han army with a yellow flag and appointed as the governor of Sichuan.
The reason why Yongzheng was able to ascend the throne smoothly as emperor was inseparable from the support of two people, one was his uncle Long Keduo, and the other was Nian Qianyao. In his early years, Nian Qianyao was highly valued and trusted by the Yongzheng Emperor, and in the Yongzheng Dynasty, his power reached its peak. Officials to the Governor of Sichuan, the Governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, the General of Fuyuan, and were also crowned Taibao and First Class Dukes, and high-ranking officials and prominent titles were all in one.
Nian Qianyao was able to achieve such a great achievement in large part because he stood in the right position, but he was also an extremely talented general. He strategized and galloped across the battlefield, cooperated with various armies to quell the chaos in Tibet, led the Qing army to quell the Qinghai Lobzang Tenjin, and made outstanding military achievements.
In the early years of the Yongzheng Dynasty, Nian Tangyao could be described as a beautiful moment. Not only was he highly powerful and trusted by the emperor, but his sister was also crowned as an imperial concubine and a vice-admiral. However, once the wind and rain suddenly changed, Nian Qianyao was beaten from the sky to hell.
In February of the third year of Yongzheng, because when he was on the occasion of the congratulatory seal on the five-star auspicious omen, he wrote "Chao Qian Xi Ti" as "Sunset Chao Qian", and Was dismissed from his post and investigated by Yong Zheng with the idea of "Nian QianYao's self-esteem and self-esteem, revealing his disrespect, and his mistakes were not unintentional" and transferred to the general of Hangzhou.
In June of the same year, he was demoted to a second-class and third-class duke in July, and was demoted to an idle flag officer, and in August to a first-class son, a first-class male, and a first-class light car lieutenant.
In December of the third year of Yongzheng, the Yongzheng Emperor was furious about Nian Qianyao's illegal salt and arrested Nian Qianyao and his henchmen. Later, Tang Yao was given death by Yongzheng for ninety-two major crimes, and his son Washu was beheaded for his son Nian fu, and the remaining sons over the age of fifteen were sent to Guangxi, Yunnan, and Guizhou to charge the army. In this way, the years that were prominent in the Kangxi and Yongzheng dynasties disappeared from the stage of history.