Why is Kangxi hesitant to pass on the throne, thank you

Among Kangxi's many sons, Prince Yinren is not the most capable, but he is the son of Kangxi's favorite queen, and the queen passed away after giving birth to him, so Kangxi loved him very much and became the prince. After the prince went through two establishments and two abolitions, and after the prince was completely abolished, the rest of Kangxi's sons competed fiercely for the position of the prince.

Kangxi hesitated because there were many excellent people among his sons. The fourth elder brother, the eighth elder brother, the ninth elder brother, the tenth elder brother, and the fourteenth elder brother are all very good. The fourth elder brother manages the first personnel, the ninth elder brother and the tenth elder brother help the eighth elder brother manage the internal affairs government and other things, and the fourteenth elder brother leads the army to fight ......Everybody is outstanding.

Kangxi didn't want his brothers to fight for the position of the prince, and he didn't want his sons to be unable to bear the great cause he had established, so he wanted to better inspect his sons, and the lessons of the former prince's entanglement of henchmen also made Kangxi afraid that the early establishment of the prince would easily pose a threat to his imperial power, so he hesitated.

A simple understanding of the individual, I hope the landlord is satisfied.

Kangxi has too many sons, and there are many excellent ones, of course Kangxi doesn't want the Qing Dynasty to be defeated in his own hands, so he must be very cautious.

Kangxi was frightened by the two abolition of the crown prince.

for he did not dare to offend his sons.

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First of all, Kangxi likes the prince, but the prince is too unsuccessful. often makes mistakes, but Kangxi still likes the prince psychologically. Secondly, Kangxi didn't want his brothers to kill each other because of the succession issue. In the end, his sons are all better, but they don't particularly resemble their own.

The court is divided into various parties, and each elder brother has ambitions, can the emperor not be anxious about his country.

It's Yongzheng, no doubt.

Since the Yongzheng period, there has been endless talk about Yongzheng's succession. Although the historiography has not yet reached a conclusion on the legitimacy of the throne, it has been circulated"Ten changes to"The theory of changing the edict is not valid, because the Kangxi edict existing in the Liaoning Provincial Archives was drafted and promulgated by Yongzheng after he ascended the throne, and it is not the true work of Kangxi, so the edict cannot explain the problem.

Among the scholars who advocate the usurpation theory, some believe that Kangxi's death was too sudden, and he had time to leave any legacy in the future, and Yongzheng and Long Keduo conspired to seize the opportunity; Some people think that Kangxi set up two princes and abolished the prince during his lifetime, and he was sad about the establishment of the prince, and it was not until his death that he wanted the fourteenth son of the emperor to be the prince.

According to the orthodox succession theory scholars, if there is no real evidence to prove that the other princes belong to Kangxi, Yongzheng's accession to the throne is justified. And in the edict, the emperor character is generally added, such as the fourth son of the emperor, if this is the case "ten" changed to "Yu" is unfounded.

It should be Yongzheng. Because among all Kangxi's sons, the most experienced and loyal to the court is Yongzheng. Although he cultivated his own power like other princes, he was clever in his methods.

At the same time, he also does not allow his subordinates to harm the interests of the court or violate the law and discipline when they are loyal to him, so as to show his integrity. At the same time, during the Kangxi period, Yongzheng also showed his benevolence to the brothers, and never did anything to attack the brothers casually (of course, he would take action when it harmed the interests of the court). Therefore, in Kangxi's eyes, this son is capable and modest, so he decided to pass the throne to Yongzheng.

Of course, it's Emperor Yongzheng, there are too many wild history sayings, so there's no need to pay attention to it.

Isn't that Yongzheng! Love Xin Jueluo. Yinzhen.

Of course, it's Yongzheng, don't be confused by wild history.

Yongzheng, in the Manchu people make a will is written in both Manchu and Chinese languages, we often say that the fourteenth change to the fourth seems to be true, but the Manchu text has changed.

In terms of wild history, it is not a succession, but a seizure of the throne.

What the official history said was mainly due to the role of family affection: the struggle between the princes in Kangxi's later years was very serious, and there were even signs of cannibalism. But Yinzhen has always been very friendly and filial; Other princes always intercede for him when they make mistakes, and Kangxi is also very concerned when he is sick (maybe not sincerely, but his performance is indeed like this), which has a great impact on Kangxi, who is old and sick, and does not feel family affection in other princes.

Someone said that the usurpation of the throne of the fourteenth son of the emperor, Kangxi's edict in his later years was to pass on the throne of the fourteenth son, and Yongzheng changed the word "ten" to the word "Yu", which is equivalent to usurping the position of his younger brother. Everyone looks like this, pass the fourteenth, then change it, add a horizontal on the top of the cross, and add a hook at the bottom, and it will be "passed on to the four sons", and the position will be passed on to Yongzheng. There are so many books, so many stories, and wild histories all say so.

This matter can't stand scrutiny, why can't it stand scrutiny?

The first point is that at that time, the word "Yu" was written in traditional Chinese, and we write simplified characters today, and the previous ones were in traditional Chinese, and the traditional characters should be Yu"on", then it is not easy to change the word "ten" to the word "Yu", this is one. Second, the Qing Dynasty's writing habits at that time, it was called the fourteenth son of the emperor, the fourth son of the emperor, there was an emperor in front of it, if it was changed, it would become "passed on to the fourth son of the emperor", it would not work, and third, the edict of the throne at that time was Manchu and Han, Manchu and Chinese, and the Chinese language You said that changing the word "ten" to the word "Yu" also has a little meaning, then you can't change the Manchu text.

According to these three reasons, it is said that Kangxi passed on the fourteenth son, and it is not established to pass on the fourth son.

I heard that the edict read: "Passing on the fourteenth elder brother", and then Yongzheng changed the edict to "passing on the fourth elder brother".

Write down the edict, and then die and let the fourth child ascend the throne Most of the emperors of the past dynasties have been like this.

Yongzheng was able to win the nine sons for the following reasons:

First, his talent and pragmatism would gain the support of some people, and his subordinate Dai Duo once praised his master to the scholar Li Guangdi: "He has both talent and virtue, and he has done a great job with grace and power." In fact, in the struggle for the crown prince, Emperor Yongzheng put forward a promiscuous political policy of rectifying accumulated habits, which opposed the benevolence and righteousness policy of the eighth prince Yinxi, in order to win the hearts and minds of the people.

Second, he was good at playing duplicitous, thus deceiving his opponents and Emperor Kangxi, so that his political opponents did not think of him and did not concentrate on dealing with him, so as to achieve success lightly.

Third, he has a group that has used its strength at critical moments, such as stabilizing the situation in Beijing through Long Keduo, and controlling Yinyu and stabilizing the northwest region through Nian Qianyao.

1, Kangxi, as a generation of politicians, must have the insight of outstanding politicians. The selection of Yongzheng from among the princes proves Kangxi's ability to understand people and political insight. Later, Yongzheng's hard work after his accession to the throne fully proved Kangxi's political vision.

Therefore, Kangxi's inheritance to Yongzheng is a consideration for the eternal stability of the Qing Dynasty.

2, Kangxi is well versed in the shortcomings of his dynasty, and he knows that only after Yongzheng comes to power can he prosper and eliminate the disadvantages, and other princes can't do it.

3, Kangxi especially likes Yongzheng's son, who is the future Qianlong Emperor. For the sake of this favorite grandson, it is also the reason why Kangxi chose his father to take the throne.

It is recorded in the history books that a Kangxi was supposed to pass the throne to the fourteenth son, and later Yinzhen gathered Long Keduo, Nian Qianyao, and changed the will of Long Keduo, and changed the fourteenth son to pass on the throne to the fourth son, Nian Qianyao controlled the capital army, and the coup was successful!

The second said that Kangxi originally liked the second son the most, and he was established as the prince, saying that his grandson was the only one who established the prince in the Qing Dynasty, and then the second son was too disappointing, and the struggle for the throne was very serious because of the troubled thoughts of the sons, Yinzhen performed very well and could share the worries for Kangxi, so he passed on the throne to Yinzhen.

Three is because of Qianlong, Qianlong is Kangxi's favorite person in his later years, Kangxi hopes that Qianlong can be the emperor, so he passed the throne to Yinzhen, and asked him to let Qianlong take his position!