Why doesn t Kangxi like the thirteenth elder brother Yunxiang

Aixin Jueluo Yinxiang Thirteen elder brothers.

The reason why Yinxiang fell out of favor. The answer is only hinted at in two private writings.

First, during the Yongzheng period, Xiao Zheng (shì) recorded in the "Yongxian Lu" that in September of the 47th year of Kangxi, the thirteenth son of the emperor Yinxiang "was affected by the abolition of the East Palace and cut the knighthood". Before the forty-eighth year of Kangxi, the prince below the ninth son of the emperor had not yet been titled because of his young age, and the so-called "cut knight" of Yinxiang did not match the facts. So, is it reliable that Yinxiang is implicated in the abolition of the prince incident?

Fortunately, this is not an isolated case.

Second, during the Qianlong period, Hongwang, the heir of the eighth son of the emperor Yinxi, wrote in the "Outline of the Emperor's General Chronicles": "In September (the forty-seventh year of Kangxi), the crown prince, the eldest son of the emperor, and the thirteenth son of the emperor were confined. "In November, Shang (Xuanye) violated the peace, and the third son of the emperor was the same as Emperor Sejong, the fifth son of the emperor, and the eighth son of the emperor (original note:

The crown prince was acquitted. This record is enough to show that in the forty-seventh year of Kangxi, when Emperor Kangxi deposed the crown prince for the first time, the crown prince Yinren, the eldest son of the emperor Yinren, and the thirteenth son of the emperor Yinxiang were imprisoned together.

Before and after, the third son of the emperor Yinzhi, the fourth son of the emperor Yinzhen (that is, the later Emperor Sejong), the fifth son of the emperor Yinqi, and the eighth son of the emperor Yinzhen were also imprisoned. That is to say, from the eldest son of the emperor to the eighth son of the emperor, except for the early death of the sixth son, only the seventh son of the emperor, Yinyou, who was indifferent to the matter of the prince, was not imprisoned. But two months later, Emperor Kangxi released all the princes except for the emperor's eldest son Yinhe and the emperor's thirteenth son Yinxiang on the grounds of poor health.

There seems to be nothing wrong with this account, and many historians often cite it when talking about Yinxiang's ban, and the reason is clear: the author of this book is a descendant of Yinxi, a member of the imperial family, and his account is certainly more true than other historical sources. But if you think about it, it's not necessarily.

I don't have a very thorough study of the history of the Qing Dynasty, I understand that the reason is that the struggle for the crown was very fierce during the Kangxi period, and the thirteenth was basically for the fourth child, which is considered a scapegoat, if it weren't for the fourth child after that, he couldn't trust the thirteenth so much, after all, the thirteenth used to help the fourth. That's what I'm surmising from some books! It is not in line with historical responsibility!

Hey! I've seen a lot of thirteen's **, thirteen is very good! Hey!

It's a pity that it's the prince, and he can't help himself!

Don't scold if you're satisfied! Hey!

Don't recognize a historical figure or deny a historical figure because of a TV series, if you want to have an in-depth understanding of Emperor Kangxi's affairs, it is recommended that you go to the library to borrow relevant books (it is best to read history, not literature, because most of the literary ones are like TV series, there are too many false components, if you don't pursue historical facts, only pursue entertainment, you can watch it), I read better, but none of them said that Kangxi likes or dislikes the thirteenth elder brother Yunxiang.

In fact, Kangxi likes the old thirteen. The point is, it's not that if you like it, you have to give him the throne or something, it's politics. To choose which prince to ascend the throne, I think there are the following aspects:

First, the ability of the prince and the prestige of the prince in the court; second, the prince's backer, that is, the status and strength of her grandmother's family and her mother; Third, Kangxi's hobby.

What Lao Thirteen lacks is the second one, her mother died early, her grandmother's family is not very developed, and China's centralized and dark politics has also harmed Lao Thirteen.

If it is a TV series, Kangxi likes Yunxiang very much, and he is imprisoned to protect him, if we talk about history, it is because Yunxiang participated in the struggle for the reserve.

Everything is based on the ** of the February River, has the landlord thought about it? Is this really the case in history?

Aixin Jueluo Yinxiang official history chronology.

There is no fact that Kangxi dislikes him at all, and there is no so-called captive record. In the Qing Palace, it is a big event for the clan to be handed over to the clan people's mansion for handling, and it is impossible not to file it. So the so-called Kangxi doesn't like the old thirteen is nothing, everything is out of the need to build the plot for the first family.

In history, the thirteenth elder brother Yinxiang was not imprisoned for ten years

Among the princes who were imprisoned, the crown prince and the third son of the emperor have very clear records, but there is little evidence in the history books about whether Yinxiang was imprisoned.

Qing Shengzu Records Volume 237 records that Yinxiang was released, and in the forty-ninth year of Kangxi, Kangxi gave the third, thirteenth, and fourteenth elder brothers Zhu Pi said that Yinxiang was by no means a diligent and loyal person, and if he was not strictly restrained, he would be in trouble.

Yinxiang should not have been imprisoned for a long time, although there is no history to follow at the end of Kangxi, but judging from his records and Kangxi's Zhu criticism, he appeared from time to time and was not imprisoned, let alone for ten years.

Yinxiang passed away after hard work.

In the autumn and winter of the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), Yinxiang's health was already very bad, and Yongzheng Lingtai Hospital made Liu Shengfang serve as the head of the household, which was to let him diagnose and treat his condition at any time by Yinxiang's side. But Yinxiang still personally crossed the mountains and mountains with Gao Qizhuo, and it was hard to "go back and forth to examine", and Yinxiang was afraid of annoying the people, "often eating a meal until night". This state of physical and mental exhaustion exacerbated his illness.

On the eighth day of the first month of the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), the North Canal Qinglong Bay was built to reduce the dam, and it was impossible for Yinxiang to go to the site to investigate, so he had to ask for the matter to be handed over to the squire He Guozong (Qing Dynasty mathematician) to supervise and supervise the repair.

At that time, Prince Yi said to his subordinates who were in charge of water conservancy together, "This map is all over the rivers, so that the surplus and contraction are manipulated in my hands, and I will be sick and drowsy, and I can't say anything." Three months later, Prince Yi died of illness.

In February of the same year, Yinxiang did not participate in the pro-cultivation ceremony of Xiannongtan (he had participated every year before). In March, Yongzheng issued two holy decrees in a row, allowing others to camp fields and missionary affairs. After Yinxiang fell ill, Yongzheng prayed to him, and in order to comfort Yongzheng, he "will be able to see the disease in the tenth month".

On the fourth day of the fifth month of the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730) (June 18 of the Gregorian calendar), Yinxiang died of illness at the age of 44.

"Yongzheng Dynasty" thirteenth elder brother Yinxiang was imprisoned for ten years because of the assassination of Zheng Chunhua and the unauthorized dispatch of troops to exterminate Jiangxia Town.

In the seventeenth episode of "Yongzheng Dynasty", Yinxiang was also escorted to the Zongren Mansion for the crime of "assassinating" Zheng Chunhua and sending troops to exterminate Jiangxia Town without authorization. In the 56th year of Kangxi, the 60,000 troops sent by the imperial court to the northwest to quell the rebellion were ambushed by the Junggar troops and the whole army was annihilated.

Kangxi only summoned the fourth elder brother Yinzhen and the fourteenth elder brother Yinzhen to discuss countermeasures, preparing to select one of them to be the general king and lead the troops to the northwest to crusade. Everyone expected that this general Wang would definitely be the future emperor, but Yinzhen gave up the fight.

The role experience of the thirteenth elder brother Yinxiang in "Yongzheng Dynasty":

Yongzheng Dynasty "Thirteenth Elder Brother Yinxiang is the thirteenth son of Emperor Kangxi, who acts openly and fairly, acts chivalrous and righteous, is known as a chivalrous name, and has the closest relationship with Prince Yong Yinzhen. Because he was convicted of dealing with the Zheng Chunhua incident, he was imprisoned by Kangxi for ten years for the purpose of protection.

When Kangxi died, he transferred troops to help Yinzhen ascend the throne smoothly in the Fengtai battalion, and when the "Eight Kings discussed politics", he controlled the mutiny situation, and then died young due to overwork, and after his death, he was awarded the honor of Emperor Yongzheng changing the word "Yun" back to the word "Yin" in his name "Yunxiang".