Ai Xin Jue Luo Yin Chan, the fourth son of the Kangxi Emperor, was born in the seventeenth year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (i.e. 1678 AD). Among the Twelve Emperors of the Great Qing Dynasty, Yin Chan was known for his sinister and viciousness. Cai Dongfan, the author of the "Popular Interpretation of qing history", once commented that none of Yin Chan's deeds could be said to others, so as to say that it was profound and human.
From the perspective of sociology and psychology, there is a reason for the formation of Yin Chan's character. His birth mother was only a palace maid, and in feudal society, the status of the palace maid was very low, and she was not qualified to raise the prince, even if it was her own concubine who was pregnant in October. Therefore, before Yin Chan was born, he was assigned to other women with status to "nurture". Since then, his guardian has been changed repeatedly, which cannot but bring the feeling of sending people under the fence to the young Yin Chan and have a negative impact on his personality. Of course, the cruelty and ruthlessness of the power struggle in the court must have long been a deformed figure like Yin Chan. Therefore, the famous story of the tampering of the will and testament in the history of the Qing Palace wild that changed from "passing on the fourteen sons" to "passing on the fourth son" was naturally arranged on Yin Chan. What means Yin Chan took to transform from a fourth brother who was not loved by his father to a Great Qing Tianzi, we can not go to the bottom of this, but we should know what kind of ups and downs Yongzheng and his imperial dynasty experienced and brought to Chinese history!
In 1735, the 58-year-old Yongzheng could no longer turn the huge wheel of the Qing Dynasty, and he was in the fourth son of the emperor, Hongli, before his death. And this hong calendar is the Qianlong Emperor who was praised by historians as "the legacy of the ancestors" and jointly established the "Kangqian Prosperous Era" with his grandfather, the Kangxi Emperor. After doing perhaps the most correct thing in his life, the Yongzheng Emperor finally feasted. After his death, he received such an honorific title: "Jing Tianchang Yun Jianzhong Table Body Wu Ying Ming Kuan Ren Xin Rui Sheng Da Xiao Zhi Chengxian Emperor", temple number Sejong, buried in Tailing.
![Originally a palace maid, she married Kangxi at the age of 14 and gave birth to the most diligent emperor of the Qing Dynasty in her first child[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)