How did Yongzheng treat his brothers after he succeeded to the throne?

Yongzheng has a total of 15 brothers who have reached the age of 20: Yongzheng's eldest brother Yunzhen, second brother Yunren, third brother Yunzhi, fifth brother Zhongxi Yunqi, seventh brother Yunyou, eighth brother Yunyu, ninth brother Yunyu, tenth brother Yuno, twelfth brother Yunzhupei, thirteenth brother Yunxiang, fourteenth brother Yunzhen, fifteenth brother Yunlu, sixteenth brother Yunlu and seventeenth brother Yunli. The sixth brother Yinzuo died when he was six years old, and the eleventh brother Yinyu died when he was 12 years old.

Yongzheng is the fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty of China, the third emperor after entering the capital of Beijing, Qing Shizong Aixinjue Luo Yinzhen, from 1723 to 1735, a total of 13 years after the absence of the former eggplant. Yongzheng is the name of the third emperor Yinzhen after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, because Emperor Yongzheng had been named Prince Yong before, and the word Yongzheng was adopted after the throne, in addition to taking the homonym of its name "Zhen", it also has the meaning of orthodoxy and name. to dispel the people.

1, the eldest brother Yinyu: was seized of the knighthood, secluded in the mansion, died in the twelfth year of Yongzheng, and was buried with Beizi ceremony;

2, the second elder brother Yinren: imprisoned in Xian'an Palace. Yongzheng named him the king of Lijun, and was later moved to seclusion, and Yongzheng died in the second year of his destruction;

3, the third elder brother Yinzhi: sent to Zunhua to guard the tomb of Kangxi, and then imprisoned in Jingshan Youpi Yong'an Pavilion, Yongzheng died in the tenth year;

4, the fifth elder brother Yinqi: used the excuse to cut off his son's knighthood, and Yongzheng died in the tenth year;

5, Seventh Elder Brother Yinyou: Yongzheng died in the eighth year;

6, Eighth Elder Brother Yinxi: Cutting the Jue has been imprisoned for many years; Good fiber poor.

7, Nine Elder Brother Yinyu: cut the clan registration, arrested and imprisoned, and died of abdominal disease in a secluded place;

8, Ten Elder Brother Yinqi: Seize the knighthood, arrest and return to Beijing to detain.

Yongzheng succeeded to the throne and killed a total of four of his brothers, they were the eldest elder brother, the second elder brother, the eighth elder brother and the ninth elder brother.

The eldest brother and the second elder brother were imprisoned before Emperor Yongzheng, and they died after Yongzheng became emperor.

The eighth elder brother Yunxi is the best and most talented one among the Yongzheng brothers. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, in order to stabilize the hearts of the people, he was named Prince Heshuolian first, and was ordered to handle the affairs of the Ministry of Industry and the secretary of the Imperial Court. In the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), after Emperor Yongzheng sat on a solid foundation, he found various excuses to cut his prince, confined him, and changed his name to "Aqina".

In September of the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), he died at the age of 45.

At the beginning of the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), the ninth elder brother Yunyu was removed from the yellow belt and removed from the clan. In August of the same year, he was convicted of 28 counts, sent to Baoding, locked up, and temporarily handed over to the governor of Zhili, Li Fu, to be imprisoned, and ordered to change his name to Seth Hei. Yinyu was tortured to death in prison, and there is also a legend that he was poisoned.

He was forty-three years old.

Yongzheng died mysteriously

In May of the thirteenth year of Yongzheng Yuhua (1735), the Miao bandits of Guzhou and Taigong in Guizhou Province made trouble at the border, and Emperor Yongzheng ordered Ha Yuansheng to be the general of Yangwei and lead the officers and soldiers of the four provinces to suppress the evil. He also ordered Prince Yinli, the fourth son of the emperor Hongli, the fifth son of the emperor Hongday, and the university scholars Ortai and Zhang Tingyu to cooperate in handling the affairs of Miaojiang. Zhang Zhao, the secretary of the Ministry of Death and Punishment, and Shi Dexishou, the deputy Dubu Dayu, assisted in the affairs of Miaojiang.

Soon, Ha Yuansheng put down the Miao rebellion in Guizhou.

During the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, he operated the palace of the Old Summer Palace, and often lived in the Old Summer Palace and the Great Inner Palace. He had a heat stroke when he was young, and he was afraid of the heat later, so he took the cooler Old Summer Palace as his shelter, and lived in Jiuzhou Qingyan, Siyi Study, Wanfang Anhe and other places where it was warm in winter and cool in summer. According to the Records of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Yongzheng fell ill on August 21, 1735, the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, and "continued to do things as usual",[35] and died on the 23rd day.