Who is mainly responsible for the Tianjing Incident in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and why

The danger of the Tianjing Incident to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was huge, and until the final defeat, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom could not return to the grand situation before the incident. But there is no doubt that the reason for the Tianjing Incident is mainly the result of the intensification of the contradictions between Hong Xiuquan and Yang Xiuqing. In the process of intensifying these two main contradictions, the contradictions between Yang Xiuqing and the kings, the contradictions between Hong Xiuquan and the kings, and the contradictions between the kings were also involved.

The content of the contradictions is all about competing for the supremacy of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In other words, these contradictions are all contradictions within the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and they are also contradictions within the people. Due to the poor handling of the situation, it has evolved into a hostile and confrontational contradiction.

It cannot simply be reduced to the contradiction between the landlord class and the peasant class. It should be noted that the Taiping Revolution still belongs to the category of old-style peasant uprisings. At that time, there was no leadership of the advanced class, and because of the historical limitations of the peasant class, they were unable to correctly and scientifically deal with one mistake or another in the revolutionary ranks, and in particular, they could not keep a clear head in the face of victory, so that their selfish desires swelled and they fought for power by means of internal strife, which eventually led to the defeat of the revolution, which was not uncommon in the peasant revolutions in the past.

Wei Changhui, he killed Yang Xiuqing's entire family and directly provoked the Tianjing Incident!

Hong Xiuquan, the struggle for power and profit, the limitations of the peasant class.

Hong Xiuquan, The Class Limitations of the Peasant Class.

Answer]: ABC

In September 1856, the Tianjing Incident occurred. In the Tianjing Incident, Yang Xiuqing, the king of the east, and Wei Changhui, the king of the north, regretted that Kai was killed, and Shi Dakai, the king of wings, led his troops to flee and was defeated. The Tianjing Incident seriously weakened the leadership and military power of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and became a watershed in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's transformation from prosperity to decline.

Therefore, the correct answer to the vertical collapse case is that in June of A, B, and Hong Xiuquan died of illness; In July, Tianjing was broken by the Hunan army, and the Taiping Rebellion failed. Therefore, option d is incorrect.

Hong Xiuquan, overthrow the Qing **,

After the Tianjing Incident, the morale of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom began to be weakened, the military situation reversed, the Qing army won victories in various battlefields one after another, and the control area of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was greatly reduced.

After the death of Wei Changhui, the king of the Wings, Shi Dakai, took power, and the Heavenly Emperor Hong Xiuquan began to reuse his brother to contain Shi Dakai, who led the army out in 1857, which made the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom even worse.

In the early days of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the political system ruled by military advisors existed in name only after the Tianjing Incident and the departure of the Yiwang. In the later Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, although the Heavenly King held real power, the ** structure at that time was quite chaotic, which accelerated the demise of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

In the Tianjing Incident, Yang Xiuqing, the king of the east, and Wei Changhui, the king of the north, were killed successively, and the winged king Shi Dakai fled and was defeated. The Tianjing Incident seriously weakened the leadership and military power of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and became a watershed in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's transition from prosperity to decline.

The Tianjing Incident did not damage the strength of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which was mainly manifested in military strength. However, it was the spiritual and ideological losses that were the most serious, and the evil consequences of the Tianjing Incident were not the sharp reduction of military strength and combat effectiveness, nor the loss of land, but the collapse of the mythological and religious system.

The Tianjing Rebellion greatly damaged the vitality of the Taiping army and lost the favorable opportunity to take advantage of the victory to annihilate the enemy, which was a turning point for the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from prosperity to decline.

In the Tianjin Incident, Yang Xiuqing, the king of the east, and Wei Changhui, the king of the north, were killed successively, and Shi Dakai, the king of wings, led his troops to flee and was defeated. The Tianjin Incident seriously weakened the leadership and military strength of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and became a watershed for the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from prosperity to decline.

The Tianjing Incident caused the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's ruling system to begin to disintegrate from within.

Shi Dakai was forced to lead his troops out and left Tianjing.

Winged King Shi Dakai, the Tianjing Incident was a turning point for the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from prosperity to decline.