In the Yuan Dynasty, He Sheng, He Weiyi, and YiXian kudu had three generations of senior officials in the Han Dynasty, and they were all killed for framing, which was not only the only one in the Yuan Dynasty, but also unique in China's five-thousand-year history.
He Sheng was the son of the Chancellor He Renjie. When He Sheng was a young man, he was very trusted to accompany Kublai Khan, because he was dignified and taciturn, so whenever there was a minister secret, only he could stay. He Sheng was loyal to Kublai Khan. In the 24th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1287), in june of the middle calendar, Kublai Khan personally rebelled against King Naiyan, and He Sheng guarded the tent, and was not at all moved by the chaotic arrows. When he returned triumphantly, Kublai Khan traveled in a sedan night, very frozen, and He Sheng stripped down to warm his feet. He Sheng was so loyal and very much favored by Kublai Khan. Once, when Kublai Khan returned from a hunting expedition, the elephant driving the car was frightened by the lion dancers and ran away. He Shengfen ran to the elephant in defiance of his body to stop him, and when the people behind him arrived to cut the rope and let the elephant go, he was seriously injured. Kublai Khan was so touched by this that he sent the imperial physician and the imperial cook to serve him. He Sheng has been promoted year after year.
He Sheng was honored for sacrificing his life to save the car, and Kublai Khan made him a scholar of the Jixian Temple, and also the head of the Taishi Academy, and specially gave him a piece of clothing to wear. At this time, He Sheng and his father were both high-ranking officials and very trusted by Kublai Khan, and the powerful minister Sango repeatedly slandered and framed He Renjie, but failed to shake Kublai Khan. In the 28th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1291), shangshu province was merged into Zhongshu Province, kublai Khan asked He Sheng who could be xiang, and He Sheng recommended Guanze, so he worshiped Guanze as Zhongshu Cheng xiang and He Sheng as the governor of the government. In the ninth year of Emperor Yuanchengzong's reign (1305), He Sheng succeeded his father as Shangdu (上都), and was also the governor of Honlu Prefecture, The Governor of Kaiping Province, and the Commander of the Tiger Guards.
In the third year of Emperor Yuanwuzong's reign (1310), He Sheng's official position had reached the point where he could no longer be promoted. He received the title of Zuo Cheng Xiang (左丞相), and added the title of Fu Yi (加府宜) with the Three Divisions of the Shangzhu Kingdom (大官加官, 正一品). He Sheng served as a vassal under four emperors, and Emperor Yuanshizong, Chengzong, and Wuzong all favored him. He was loved by the people for his relief of the people, and built a shrine for him, and Emperor Wuzong specially ordered people to paint portraits of him. Because of his old age, his legs and feet were not flexible, so Emperor Wuzong rewarded him with a car, and he could not get out of the car when entering and leaving the palace. Although Emperor Wu favored He Sheng, he failed to kill the traitor Temu Di'er because he listened to the empress dowager's words, so that He Sheng died at the hands of Temu Di'er.
He Sheng and Temudi'er are not at odds, the two families live in the same alley, but they never interact, and in dealing with the case of the rich Zhang Bi's slave beating people to death, the two are even more at odds.
Zhang Bi's domestic slaves killed the debtor while collecting debts, and Zhang Bi's son was implicated in the interrogation and was also imprisoned. As a chancellor, After accepting the bribe from the Zhang family, Temu Di'er used his strength to suppress the people and sent someone to ask He Sheng to release Zhang Bi's son, but He Sheng did not listen. When Temudian was sitting in the hall, he wanted to arrest He Sheng, and He Sheng said loudly: "What the great slave did is illegal, I can't get rid of it, there is really no other sin." Temudian had no reason but to let him go.
He Sheng, who had always hated Temu Di'er's personality, told Yushi about this matter to Yang Duo'er, who in turn asked the inspector Yushi to impeach Theimo Die'er, the left chancellor, and also arrested some of his men for interrogation, and reported his bribery to Emperor Wuzong. Temudi'er was greedy and perverted the law, fighting for power and profit, and had long been hated by Emperor Wu, who wanted to take the opportunity to kill him, but he fled to the palace of the empress dowager and hid. The empress dowager shielded Tiemu Di'er, and Emperor Wuzong had no choice but to dismiss him from his position as chancellor.
Although Temudi'er was deposed as a chancellor, he became the prince's master. In the first month of the fourth year of Emperor Wuzong's reign (1311), Emperor Wuzong died and the crown prince ascended the throne as Emperor Renzong. Temudian re-assumed his post and was worshipped as the Right Minister. Temudi'er took revenge, framed an unjust prison and killed Yang Duo'er and others, and "falsely accused (He) Sheng of taking a car to meet the disrespect." Hoodwinked by Temudier, believing that He Sheng really despised him and insulted the edict, he killed He Sheng on May 27, 1311, and confiscated his family property.
He Sheng and his father successively governed Shangdu, just and honest, and very loved by the people of Shangdu, and on the day of his death, the people rushed to him with paper money and wept. More than ten years later, Emperor Taiding ascended the throne and was wronged by He Shengxue. In 1343, he added the "Tui Zhongliang Festival Tongde Yi Dai Gongchen", Taishi, Kaifu Yi Tongsansi, Shangzhu Guo, and King of Jingyang.
He Sheng's son, He Yi, was later given the name "Taiping". After Emperor Taiding ascended the throne, he grievanced He Shengzhaoxue and compensated the young He Weiyi. Later, he inherited the position of commander of his father Hu Ben's pro-army capital, and when he became an adult, he served as the deputy envoy of Hanzhong Daolian in Shaanxi. During the reign of Emperor Wenzong of Yuan, Shenghe was the only Shangshu of the Ministry of Works, and he remained behind in succession to his grandfather and father.
He was the only one with a straightforward personality, and during the reign of Emperor Shun, he served as a counselor in the imperial history and a senator in the Zhongshu. The Buddha, Lu, was a traitorous villain, and Yushi impeached him, but Xiang Boyan shielded him, and He Only resigned on the pretext of illness. In 1341, he was appointed to participate in the politics of Zhongshu, but he resigned, and he worshipped him as Zhongshu Right Lord, but he still resigned. Just as Yushi Qi Junbi succeeded in impeaching the Buddhist family and driving him away, He was the only one who served as the right hand man of Zhongshu.
In 1344, Baiga was the only one who was made the Imperial Inspector (Supreme Inspector General, in charge of supervising hundreds of officials and reviewing prisons, from Yipin). According to the practice of the Yuan Dynasty, the non-national surname of the inspector general could not be granted, and He was the only one who was a Han Chinese, so he was not allowed to resign. Emperor Shun relied heavily on him, but he could not make an exception, so he specially gave the Mengwu clan a surname and Taiping as a name, and He was the only one who changed his name to Taiping.
In 1347, Emperor Shun worshipped Taiping as the Left Chancellor. Taiping resigned, Emperor Shun did not allow it, and issued an edict to inform the world that he had no choice but to take office. The Taiping ruled the country well, promoted the talents, governed the Yellow River, repatriated monks and nuns, and there was nothing in the world at that time, which enabled him to be a minister in peace. During this term of office, Taiping was almost victimized by detachment. After the death of his father, Taiping asked Emperor Shun for permission to return to bury his father's skeleton, and because of Taiping's resolute attitude, Hetuo was able to return to the dynasty and was worshipped as a taifu. However, Hetuo only knew that Hama had helped him, and did not know that Taiping had also contributed to him, so he wanted to harm Taiping because of Ru Zhongbai's provocation. He first framed Kong Sili and others promoted by Taiping and deposed them. In 1349, Taiping was demoted to the position of Hanlin Scholar, and he was succeeded by Zuo Cheng xiang. He also asked Yushi to frame Taiping for his transgressions, and said that the sons of Taiping should not marry princesses of the Mongol clan. At this time, thanks to the obstruction of her mother, Taiping was saved from death.
Tai Ping's mother saved Taiping's life, and Taiping was already in danger at that time, and his subordinates had advised him to commit suicide, which showed that the situation was critical. Although Taiping escaped with his life, he lost all his official duties and went home to study behind closed doors.
In 1355, the world was in chaos, and with Jiangsu and Huai as the most important, Emperor Shun ordered Taiping to be the left minister of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and then changed to Huainan, and also knew the privy council affairs, and unified the armies of Huainan. In 1357, Taiping rose to the rank of Zhongshu Zuo Xiang ( 中書左丞相). The Taiping Fu officials, because of their outstanding political achievements, were very popular and had a very high status in the DPRK. The crown prince and the second empress Dowager Qi plotted to force Emperor Shun to abdicate the throne, hoping to gain Taiping's support, and sent the eunuch Park Buhua to persuade him, but Taiping just listened but did not agree. After some days, Qi Shi summoned Taiping into the palace and reiterated this intention, Taiping was not good enough to refuse in person, but he did not agree. Since then, the prince has tried every means to frame Taiping.
The crown prince plotted to stand on his own, wanting to drive away all the cronies around Emperor Shun and replace them with his own confidants, so he first asked the inspector Yushi to impeach Timur, who was closest to Emperor Shun. However, before the chapter could be played, this imperial history was transferred to other official positions, and the crown prince suspected that he had also leaked this matter first, and was even more anxious to seize the authority of Taiping. Upon hearing this, he sighed, "A good man is the law of the state, and when he is gone, what does the state rely on to maintain the law?" Therefore, in front of Emperor Shun, he vigorously protected Taiping. For this reason, the crown prince has not been able to get rid of Taiping. In 1559, Niu's brother became seriously ill and said to his friend, "Taiping, the true prime minister is also." My illness certainly can't get better, and Taiping can't last longer than it is. In the first month of the following year, Niu's illness died, and the crown prince finally succeeded and forced Taiping to step down.
As soon as Niu's death, the crown prince asked the inspector Yushi to buy Sang Ge's unreasonable letter to impeach Taiping's close associate Zuo Chengzun and Zhao Zhong, and put them in prison. They died in prison. Taiping knew that the general trend was gone, so he had to resign on the pretext of illness. In 1560, Emperor Shun allowed Taiping to retire from his post with the title of Taibao and return to Fudi to recuperate.
If Taiping had ignored the government from then on, he could have enjoyed his old age in peace, but in the turbulent situation at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he had become an indispensable figure in the imperial court. As soon as he retired from his post, the imperial historians wrote to him to reinstate him, saying: "The times are difficult, and it is because of the great talents and talents that Taiping should be concurrently a minister in the capacity of Taibao." Taiping still resigned. Just as the Yang Zhai king Aruhui Timur rebelled, the crown prince asked Emperor Shun to order Taiping to stay behind as Shangdu, hoping to kill him by the hand of Aruhui Timur. Although Taiping had decided not to be an official anymore, he took up his post as soon as he received the order for the sake of the imperial court. There was a Tongzhi Taichang ceremonial envoy, who turned out to be a general who was also the first kudu, and when he saw the danger of Taiping, he led his troops to arrive, captured Aruhui Timur, and offered it to Taiping.
Taiping not only did not die, but made great contributions, and the north was thus peaceful, and Emperor Shun gave him the title of Taifu and rewarded him with tianzhai to return to Fengyuan for retirement. Immediately afterward, Emperor Shun paid homage to Bersari as his chancellor, but Bethiri said, "The subject is old and decayed, and he is not enough to bear this heavy responsibility." If Your Majesty must make his subjects minister, then he must have Taiping as a colleague. So Emperor Shun secretly asked Bo Shuli to prevent Taiping from retiring home.
Taiping had reached Shajing and was ordered to stop, but did not return to Beijing. The crown prince hated that he had retired from his post but wanted to make a comeback. In 1363, he instigated the impeachment of Tai Ping, the Imperial Master, for deliberate disobedience to the king's orders, and he should be investigated. He was sent to live west of Shaanxi. Then, the Right Chancellor framed Taiping and exiled him to the Qinghai-Tibet area. He was once implicated in the family's counterfeit money, and it was Taiping who tried to defend him. During the period when He was deposed, Taiping gave him a portion of his own Feng Lu. Now, in order to please the Qi clan and the prince, he fell into the well and framed Taiping.
On November 19, 1363, he issued an edict deposing Taifu and Taibao of Taiping, and he was framed. When he reached Dongsheng County, emissaries from the imperial court arrived and forced him to commit suicide. Taiping was helpless and died at the age of sixty-one. Four years later, inspector Yushi complained about his grievances and asked for a reward, but before it was agreed to posthumously appoint him any official, the Yuan Dynasty collapsed.
He Jun character Gong Bing, Mongolian name also first Kudu. He was also eager to learn and talented since childhood, and he commanded the tiger and the army, and he was tired of serving the imperial history and hanlin to read the bachelor's degree.
In 1347, after the Taiping Worship, he recruited talents, elected hermits, and first helped his father, Corporal Lixian, and made friends, and his reputation was greatly enhanced. Later, he was framed and deposed, and returned to Fengyuan's home with his father. Six years later, Taiping was once again the prime minister, and he was also promoted to the same level, and the official paid homage to the Shangshu of the Military Department and the Privy Council of Tongzhi. It was then changed to Privy Council Affairs. He was also promoted to Prince Zhan Shi. He was not yet forty years old at this time and had a bright future, but the crown prince had always held a grudge against YeXiandu and his father, and always tried to harm their father and son.
In the winter of 1359, Zhao Yixian led an army to beg for thieves, and Taiping used his youth as an excuse to ask Emperor Shun to change his life several times, but he was not allowed. He also made a great victory in the capital, but the DPRK and the Central Committee were full of rumors, and even demoted him to shangdu to stay behind, and then changed him to an envoy of the Xuanzheng Yuan. At this time, his mother died, and the deposed officials returned home to keep filial piety. In 1360, He was grateful for the grace of Taiping and insisted that he be reinstated as the governor of The Capital, but on the same day he was impeached and deposed. In 1363, the crown prince instigated the eunuchs and imperial historians to frame those who disobeyed his will. He was already jealous of the crown prince when he was the prince, not to mention that his father was now the one who the prince wanted to kill and then quickly, so he was the first to be falsely accused. The old Sha of the Imperial Master had offended the Qi clan and the crown prince, so the crown prince asked The Crown Prince to frame the old Sha, the barbarians, and Dehuan, and others for "conspiring against him", and arrested Dehuan and "trained into prison", and the implications became more and more extensive.
Although Emperor Shun was faint and absurd, and knew that these people were innocent people who were framed, but he could not explicitly release them, he issued an edict of amnesty, hoping to get them out of prison. He devoted himself to the crown prince, and in order to harm The First Du and others, he did something in the edict. He added many conditions to the amnesty, and as a result, the unjust imprisonment of the only remaining people, who had been killed by Kudu and others, could not be pardoned. The old Sha fled to the army of Thera Timur, the political minister of Pingzhang, and the barbarians and others were demoted to death, and Xiankudu was demoted and exiled to Sasika.
When he first walked to the Desi Ma Road in Shaanxi Province, he was retained by Huan Zhoulu, an envoy of the Xingxuan Government. Huanzhou Lu felt the grace of The Peace of Knowing, so he stayed and stayed in Desi Ma. The local rulers knew that they were all degraded and wrote to accuse him of disobeying his orders. By 1363, the forty-four-year-old Hades had been killed by the cane.