If Wu Sangui is a famous family slave with three surnames, then Wang Fuchen is not inferior, in history, Wang Fuchen first surrendered to Li Zicheng's Dashun regime, and then followed Jiang Ou to descend to Qing, then anti-Qing, and then again to Qing, which can be described as a person who has been repeatedly repeated.
Wang Fuchen, as a family slave with three surnames, may be because things are clustered and people are divided into groups. During the Shunzhi period, Wu Sangui, a large family slave with three surnames, once won Wang Fuchen into his account, and the two could be said to have a good friendship. During the Kangxi Dynasty, Wang Fuchen was promoted to the position of Viceroy of Shaanxi, and the town guarded Pingliang.
When Wu Sangui launched the San Francisco Rebellion, Wang Fuchen also responded with troops, and for a while it was a huge momentum, which seriously threatened the rule of the Qing court. Kangxi appointed Tu Hai as the general of Fuyuan, and only then defeated Wang Fuchen, causing Wang Fuchen to surrender again, after which Kangxi still ordered Wang Fuchen to be the viceroy of Pingliang and the title of Prince Taibao.
Twenty years after the Kangxi Dynasty, Wang Fuchen, who had always been afraid of being liquidated, committed suicide again, and finally committed suicide and left this world with shame.
In the TV series Kangxi Dynasty, Wang Fuchen was executed by Ling Chi ordered by Kangxi.
Why is there such a big difference between the two?
In fact, looking at history, Wang Fuchen's death can be described as a vivid display of Kangxi's imperial heart technique.
Let's see that Wang Fuchen responded to Wu Sangui during the Rebellion of San Francisco and rebelled, but it brought huge losses to the Qing court and seriously affected the hearts of the people, and Kangxi was definitely eager to kill him.
But after he surrendered again, why didn't Kangxi slash him with a thousand swords?
On the contrary, he still ordered Wang Fuchen to be the viceroy of Pingliang, and also added the title of Prince Taibao, which was simply no punishment, but there was also a reward.
Why did Kangxi do this, not because he was lenient. Instead, he needs to set an example, and he needs to win the hearts and minds of the people with Wang Fuchen. You Wang Fuchen rebelled, and now you have surrendered, I do not blame you for the past, but also add you to the title of Prince Taibao, let the people of the world see how generous I am Kangxi, as long as I know that I am wrong, I will not kill you, everyone hurry up and abandon the dark (Wu Sangui) to surrender to the Ming (Qing Dynasty)!
Moreover, it seems that Kangxi did not blame Wang Fuchen in the past, but he was not really assured of him, and also ordered Tu Hai and Wang Fuchen to guard Hanzhong together, and the actual military power was naturally in Tu Hai's hands, and Wang Fuchen was naturally monitored and overridden.
Wang Fuchen was naturally terrified, and once committed suicide, because the people sent by Tuhai to monitor Wang Fuchen were very strict, so they did not succeed.
However, in the twentieth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Wang Fuchen committed suicide again, and easily succeeded, this suicide can be clearly seen, first of all, the newly married wife was beaten for no reason, her nose was blue and swollen, and then she was driven out of the house. Then every day he did not go to work and left his post, then invited his confidants to drink, dismissed the family wealth and distributed them, and finally drank poisoned wine and died.
Wang Fuchen committed suicide so obviously, why did no one stop it this time?
Because it was the twentieth year of Kangxi at that time, the Rebellion of San Francisco had been put down, the overall situation had been decided, and without the threat of San Francisco, Kangxi naturally did not need the typical example of Wang Fuchen, and Wang Fuchen had no need to live.
Moreover, with Kangxi's nature, he would definitely liquidate Wang Fuchen. And Wang Fuchen also knew who Kangxi was, so he committed suicide.
Sure enough, seeing that Wang Fuchen was so enlightened, Kangxi did not contact his family and subordinates later, but only dismissed his son Wang Jizhen from his post.
It can be seen that the death of Wang Fuchen in history was to die under the Kangxi terror of the imperial heart. It seems to be lenient to you, but in fact, it is just the need for you, when you are not needed, you have no need to live, you yourself are mentally clear, but you can not resist, you can only commit suicide with interest, so as not to harm your family.
Many people say that the Kangxi Dynasty TV series is not as enduring as the Yongzheng Dynasty TV series, too prominent personal heroism, just like the plot of fighting monsters and upgrading, and the enemies of Kangxi are played by one more obscene, one is lower than one IQ.
Judging from the fact that Kangxi directly executed Wang Fuchen Lingchi in the Kangxi Dynasty TV series, he did not highlight kangxi's terrifying imperial heart technique based on historical facts, but chose a brutal and direct way, and it was really too personal heroism and ignored reality.
Of course, it is also possible that the Kangxi Dynasty TV series wanted to use this to show the brutality of the emperor of feudal society and show the limitations of feudal society.
As for why Wang Fuchen in the Kangxi Dynasty TV series is so different from the actual ending, I think everyone has a number in mind now?
The benevolent see the wise.
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