What was the ancient sin of the Qing Dynasty, and why was it copied all over the house?

In Chinese history, there have been many messy charges in all dynasties. These charges are nothing more than the ruler making up for his own authority, and then placing them on the head of a person who looks bad at himself. Many people who commit crimes are accused of crimes that have never been done before.

During the Qing Dynasty, there was a person who committed the only crime in the ages, and he was the only one in the 5,000-year history of China. This crime is called the ancient crime, because of this crime, the old man was not only sentenced to death, but also affected the family, and finally beheaded all the people. The person who committed the ancient crime was Yin Jiaquan, the secretary of Dali Temple at that time, and this incident happened in the 46th year of Qianlong.

Qianlong, we all know when we watch TV, and when he is idle, he likes to travel in the mountains and rivers in the name of inspection. Once he inspected and then went to Wutai Mountain, Yin Jiaquan didn't know where to get the news, and prepared to be received by the emperor. But Qianlong didn't plan to see him at all, he was smart.

Yin Jiaquan thought about it and came up with a good idea. He wrote two excerpts to Qianlong, and the purpose of his two excerpts was to give his father a nickname and a subordination. At that time, Qianlong was furious when he saw it, but he spared him for the sake of his father's filial piety, and did not blame him.

But this Yin Jiaquan was unwilling, so he had to show his face in front of Qianlong. No, he wrote an excerpt to the emperor again, asking "the emperor to allow his father to worship the Temple of Literature". In this excerpt he refers to himself as the old man.

This is good, Qianlong was so angry when he saw this old man that he directly scolded him for being a wild dog barking there. Qianlong's ** is not jealous, all kinds of fabricated charges, and finally beheaded Yin Jiaquan for ancient crimes.

Seeing this, I think this person died a little unjustly. Although he is just a victim of the system under the ** centralized power, he will not die if he does not die. If he hadn't touched the emperor's moldy head, he wouldn't have died.

However, the accusations of taking the lives of others because of the king's own preferences seem to be unfounded today, and they can be said to be ridiculous.

There were many strange crimes in the Qing Dynasty, such as this ancient crime, I don't know and think that it was because I was convicted in the year of ancient rare, but in fact, because of another reason, I was beheaded because I committed the name of the emperor at that time. It turned out that it was the forty-sixth year of Qianlong at that time, and Qianlong ascended the throne at the age of twenty-five, at this time Qianlong was already seventy-one years old, and he was still in good health.

Here's how it happened. In the forty-sixth year of Qianlong, once Qianlong went west to Wutai Mountain, there was a local man named Yin Jiaquan, he hoped that Qianlong could summon him into the palace, but he couldn't. So he thought of a way, and he wrote two memoranda, one asking for his father's posthumous title, and the other asking for sacrifice.

He felt that through these two twists and turns, he would be able to pat Qianlong's ass, and he could also win the name of a filial son and increase Qianlong's good impression of him.

But I didn't expect Qianlong to be furious, and instructed that this and the nickname are national regulations, and you can't ask for it in vain, for the sake of his filial father, forgive him for the time being. But I didn't expect that this old man didn't know how to be confused, and he even called himself an "ancient old man", and gave Qianlong another excerpt, asking "the emperor to allow his father to worship the Temple of Literature". Emperor Qianlong was angry when he saw such an excerpt, but he didn't expect this old guy to know how to restrain himself and commit a crime.

So he was convicted of the ancient sin and beheaded all his houses.

Accompanying the king is like accompanying the tiger, if you don't pay attention in ancient times, sometimes you lose your life inexplicably.

Yin Jiaquan called himself an old man in an excerpt to Kangxi. Qianlong was so angry when he saw this old man that he was a wild dog barking, and finally beheaded Yin Jiaquan for the crime of being a wild dog.

In the excerpt he wrote to Qianlong, he called himself an old man. This is good, Qianlong was so angry when he saw this old man that he scolded him for barking as a wild dog.

The crime of ancient rarity is the crime of Qianlong executing Yin Jiaquan, the secretary of Dali Temple, Yin Jiaquan asked the emperor to allow his father to worship the Confucian Temple, and also called himself an old man in the excerpt, which annoyed Qianlong and was beheaded by the whole house.

Of course, Yin Jiaquan is a taboo in this way, and if he dares to compete with the emperor, of course, there is only one way to die, and Yin Jiaquan is also the only person in history who was executed for ancient crimes.

Yin Jiaquan said in the holy decree that he was an old man, and because of these four words, his house was raided.

During the Qing Dynasty, the so-called ancient rare crime means that Yin Jiaquan called himself an ancient old man in an excerpt written to the emperor, but he didn't expect Qianlong to be very angry after reading it, and beheaded Yin Jiaquan all over the house for the ancient rare crime.

This is because he violated the taboo of the emperor at that time, and the emperor couldn't get used to them like this, so there must be only one way to die.

This ancient sinner refers to Yin Jiaquan, who was exterminated because he called himself an old man, and was actually a victim of the ** centralized system.

Because the old man wrote a note to Qianlong at that time, he claimed to be an old man, which made Qianlong very angry after reading it, so he beheaded him all over the house.

This is the legal provision of joint sitting in the ancient law, and if you commit a crime in ancient times, it must be copied all over the house.

It's not a crime to behead the whole family. It was only for his crimes that were beyond the king's tolerance that such a punishment was sentenced.

Those who have committed the crime of defrauding the king or committed the crime of serious injury, or have caused a serious impact on some nobles, will participate in such punishment.

These people have rebelled, or have done something very wrong, to be sentenced to such a punishment, and they have nowhere to hide.