Why did Nurhachi kill his eldest son, who had achieved great military success?

Although his eldest son was a great fighter, he himself was cruel and ambitious, and Nurhachi finally killed him in order to weaken his power.

Nurhachi's eldest son was more ambitious, and he was afraid of endangering his position, so he killed his eldest son.

In front of the imperial power, there is only blood, no family affection. At that time, the only people who threatened Nurhachi's imperial power were his younger brother Shulhachi and his eldest son Chu Ying, and after Shulhachi's death, Chu Ying must also die.

Because his eldest son is a very arrogant and domineering person, and he is also very domineering and cruel to his younger brothers.

For Nurhachi, no one can challenge his authority.

Yes, because the eldest son was Nurhachi's favorite son, and because this eldest son killed him in a fit of anger because he did not repent, Nurhachi always felt very regretful, and he should think more about it, and he should not be rash.

Yes, this situation made him very helpless and made him very remorseful, but at that time it was also very helpless, out of political considerations.

Yes, it is also recorded in history, I think this person is really a particularly cruel person, and it has become a thing that this person regrets very much in his life.

Nurhachi is the most recognizable emperor in history. Nurhachi was also the founder of the Qing Dynasty. His life was full of legendary experiences. but he killed his own son with his own hands.

Nurhachi was the founding monarch of the Qing Dynasty, and Nurhachi's deterrent power was very strong. Because his son coveted the throne, he resorted to cruel means against his son.

Because of his arrogance in the later period, Nurhachi was very angry and even cursed the army, so he put him to death.

Nurhachi was also helpless to kill his eldest son Chu Ying, because Chu Ying was not only at odds with the four great Baylors at that time, but also had a bad heart, so Nurhachi had to kill his eldest son Chu Ying for the rule of Houjin at that time.

Chu Ying is Nurhachi's eldest son, and he has been fighting with Nurhachi since he was a child. Nurhachi's power was very weak at the beginning, so Chu Ying also suffered a lot at the beginning with Nurhachi. So Nurhachi attaches great importance to his eldest son, and Chu Ying is also very competitive, in many Houjin battlesChu Ying took the lead in charging into battle, and also achieved a lot of military achievements, so Nurhachi loved Chu Ying very much.

However, at that time, the Later Jin regime was based on a confederation of various Manchu aristocratic tribes. So at that time, the rule of Houjin was co-ruled by Nurhachi and the nobles. In the early days of the Later Jin Dynasty, the rights of the four major beylers and the eight banner owners were very large, and many of the political affairs of the Later Jin Dynasty were decided by Nurhachi and various nobles after consultation, so the imperial power of the Later Jin Dynasty was very weak compared with the Ming Dynasty's regime.

Therefore, Chu Ying, as the prince at that time, had great opinions on the four major Baylors and the banner owners of the Eight Banners, and they also had a lot of complaints about Chu Ying, the prince.

At that time, Nurhachi very much hoped that Chu Ying could improve his attitude with the nobles, so he reprimanded Chu Ying in the hope that he could maintain a good relationship with these nobles, but Chu Ying was more conceited and did not listen to Nurhachi's reprimand, and later cursed Houjin's army when Nurhachi went on an expedition, and cursed these nobles to die in battle. It just so happened that this matter was reported, and the contradiction between Chu Ying and the nobles was already very serious at this timeNurhachi had just established the Houjin regime at that time and could not lose the alliance of nobles, so there was no way, Nurhachi could only execute this eldest son Chu Ying, who had already turned against him.

Because his eldest son is simply a vicious person, he has been cursing other brother generals to die on the battlefield, which is simply cannibalism.

Nurhachi's eldest son was of poor character and cruelty, and cursed his brothers on the battlefield not to die well, which touched Nurhachi's bottom line.

As the eldest son, Chu Ying made great achievements in the process of Nurhachi's unification of the Jurchens and the establishment of the Later Jin, but he was proud of his merits, so he was very arrogant, arrogant, narrow-minded, mean, and unkind, and finally angered Nurhachi and was killed.

Because he was arrogant and domineering, thinking that he would be the king of the future, and was suspected of killing the king, he was imprisoned without thinking about it, and he cursed Nurhachi, who was really disappointed and killed him.

The real reason is recorded in detail in the historical material "Manchu Old Files", Chu Ying, as the eldest son, is self-assured of his merits, so he is very arrogant, arrogant, and narrow-minded, mean and unkind.

Because his eldest son was arrogant, arrogant, and unpopular, Nurhachi felt that it was a curse to keep him.

Because his eldest son is very narrow-minded, he even curses his other brothers not to return from the battlefield, which is really shameful and selfish.

Because Nurhachi's eldest son was very arrogant and domineering, relying on his great power, he acted recklessly and even cursed his brother not to return from the battlefield, Nurhachi killed him when he was angry.

Eldest son Chu Ying: 1580-1615. It was successively given the names "Humba Tulu" and "Alhattu Tumen" (the meaning of broad), and filled with Baylor.

Disagreement with his brothers. In 1613, he was imprisoned for a curse. He died two years later.

Second son: 1583-1648. Prince Lilie.

He was one of the eight iron hat kings of the Qing Dynasty. The other two iron hat kings, Keqin County King and Shuncheng County King, are also descendants of Daishan. Third son Abai: ?

1648。Zhenguo Qinmin Gong. Sizi Tang Ancient Times: ?

1640。He was once awarded the title of third-class Zhenguo general. Later, he abandoned Luanzhou City and was raided by his home.

Chongde died in the fifth year. Five Sons Mang Gurtai: ? -1632。

One of the four Baylors. In order to call the three beylers. Later, he disagreed with Huang Taiji and was demoted to Dorobelle.

Tiancong died in December of the sixth year. Later, the defendant had a rebellion and pursued the title. Liuzi Tabai: ?

1639。Auxiliary country and generous prince. Seventh Son Abatai: ?

1646。Prince Rao Yumin. Outstanding achievements.

His fourth son was Prince An Yue Le. Nine Sons Babutai: ? -1655。

The ninth son of Taizu. In the sixth year of Chongde, he was awarded the title of third-class Fengguo general. In the second year of Shunzhi, he was promoted to the first and so on.

For four years, he was promoted to the general of the auxiliary state. Looking for the Duke of the Auxiliary Kingdom. Eight years, Jin Zhen Guogong.

Twelve years, died. He said that he was serious. Ten Sons Derg: ?

1635。Zeng Feng and Shuo Beile, in charge of the household affairs. Repeated military exploits.

After his death, the accused had a disagreement with Mang Gurtai and pursued Baylor. Eleventh Son Babu Hai: ? -1643。

Zeng Feng Zhenguo general. He was at odds with Tan Tai and was repeatedly guilty. Later, for attacking Tan Tai, he was executed together with his son Akhala.

Twelve sons Azig: 1605-1651. He was crowned Prince Ying.

Repeated military exploits. In the eighth year of Shunzhi, the defendant wanted to plot chaos and cut the knight to seclusion. In October, death was given.

Thirteenth Son Lai Mubu: ? -1646。He was once named General Bong-eun.

Shunzhi died in the second year. In May of the fifteenth year of Shunzhi, he was posthumously awarded the title of Auxiliary Guojie Zhigong. Fourteenth son Dorgon:

1612-1650。I don't need to introduce this much. Fifteen sons and many priests:

1614-1649。Prince Yu. This one is also famous.

Sixteenth son Fei Yangguo: Huang Taiji was corrected for a major crime and stripped of his clan status. In the twelfth year of Kangxi (1713), the clan was restored, and the descendants were given red belts.

Correct the mistake on the first floor: Emperor Taizong Taiji is the eighth son of Taizu, and after the founding of Dajin, he was named the fourth beyler, not the fourth son; The eldest son, named Chu Ying, died in 1615.

The fourth son of the emperor ascended the throne is Emperor Taizong Taiji, the eldest son died during the Shunzhi period, the second son died in the Nurhachi period, the third son died in the Shunzhi period, the fourteenth son Dolgon died in the Shunzhi period after a lot of military achievements in his life, and the fifteenth son Duoduo died in the Shunzhi period due to smallpox.