I believe that everyone has watched the TV series "Li Wei as an Official", but what is the real Li Wei in history?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Li Wei's introduction</h1>
I believe that everyone has watched the TV series "Li Wei as an Official", but what is the real Li Wei in history? Li Weizi and Jie, the number Ofe Qiating, Jiangnan Tongshan people, Li Wei was born in 1687 in a wealthy family, but he did not like to read, so he did not read much. In the fifty-sixth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1717), Li Wei donated funds to foreign langs, and from then on began to enter the career path.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Li Wei's career as an official</h1>
Li Wei donated funds to Wailang, and at first he only served in his hometown. Once, When Yongzheng went to the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions to inspect the floods, he happened to meet Li Wei, and after making contact with Li Wei, he found that Li Wei was a resourceful, intelligent, and flexible figure, so he took Li Wei back to the capital for his own use. At this time, it was still the Kangxi period, Yongzheng had not yet succeeded to the throne, and was in the midst of a secret struggle for the throne, and Li Wei became a member of Yongzheng's account to advise Yongzheng in Yongzheng Province.
After Yongzheng ascended the throne, he immediately appointed Li Wei as a zhili yi (直立驿道), and before he arrived, he was appointed as a yanyi dao in Yunnan. During his tenure at Yanyi Road, Li Wei made remarkable achievements. In the second year of Yongzheng (1724), Li Wei was promoted from the post of YanyiDao in Yunnan Province to envoy, Yongzheng was appointed as the governor of Zhejiang in the third year (1725), Yongzheng was appointed as the governor of Zhejiang in the fourth year (1726), Yongzheng was appointed as the governor of Zhejiang in the fifth year (1727), and Yongzheng was appointed as the governor of Zhili in the tenth year (1732), and the speed of his promotion was turned to the side of his colleagues. This shows his extraordinary wisdom and ability.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Li Wei's official performance</h1>
When Li Wei was in charge of the post of Yanyi Road in Yunnan, he successfully managed the salt administration and made great achievements in the investigation of smuggled salt. He strengthened the anti-smuggling team, focusing on cracking down on the big salt lords with strong organizations. Shen Shi was a well-known salt lord, with sufficient materials and financial resources, often defeated officers and soldiers, and his arrogance was very arrogant. He was eventually captured by Li Wei. During his tenure in Zhejiang, Li Wei focused on building sea ponds along the coast and stopping the losses of the imperial court in time.
Li Wei was also particularly good at catching thieves, and when he was serving in Zhejiang, he detected the activities of the anti-Qing and Restoration Gang led by Gan Fengchi and beheaded Gan Fengchi, the most famous thief at that time, so that the territory of Zhejiang was settled.
During Li Wei's tenure as an official, he was not afraid of the magnates, and the prince did something wrong, and Li Wei also did not give face to the emperor for impeachment; in the tenth year of Yongzheng, Li Wei was appointed as the governor directly subordinate to him, and Li Wei was not afraid to report to the imperial court and punish Eqi for personal gain during his term of office.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > historical evaluation of Li Wei</h1>
Although his official position was bought, Li Wei was indeed capable of performing his duties, and after becoming an official, no matter what position he held, he was able to scrupulously fulfill his duties, and he personally did many things, for the sake of the country, and observed the sufferings of the people, so he was very much relied on by the emperor and loved by the people. Therefore, the three emperors of the Qing Dynasty were very fond of him, and when he was sick, the Qianlong Emperor also sent an imperial doctor to see him, and in 1738 Li Wei died of illness at the age of fifty-one, after which the Qianlong Emperor also buried him according to the ceremony of the governor and gave him the nickname "Minda".