Is Yongzheng s accession to the throne a normal enthronement, and why did Kangxi choose Yongzheng s

It should be a normal enthronement, but there are too many debates in history, and the typical one is to change the edict (change the fourteen sons in the edict to the four sons), but the edict should be written in Manchu (and possibly Chinese), and it is impossible to change the "fourteen sons to the four sons".

Is it an abnormal succession In that era of Kowloon seizing the throne, except for the fourteenth elder brother, the succession of the fourteenth elder brother is considered normal, and the rest of the princes' succession will be regarded as abnormal, even if you have an edict in hand, not to mention When Kangxi died, only Yongzheng saw Kangxi, it is difficult not to be misunderstood that it was the father who killed his father and changed the edict to seize the throne!

Your question is simple, but it's hard to say it in one sentence!

First of all, Yinzhen's accession to the throne is undoubtedly the edict left by Emperor Xuanye, the Holy Zuren, who passed on the throne to him. This should be true, and there are official historical materials and relevant documents to prove it! But Romance ** and wild history legends, there are all kinds of speculations about his accession, those are nonsense, without the slightest credibility!

It is normal for Emperor Yongzheng to ascend the throne!

But why, so many emperors of the Qing Dynasty, the people and descendants want to put forward such and such speculations and abnormal assumptions about his accession! There should also be a reason, at least one point to show that the political turmoil and waves of the sons and heirs at that time have had some impact on the society and the people, and in addition to the replacement and transformation of the old and new imperial courts at that time, the people's anti-Qing and Ming Dynasty ideas were more active, so that the criticism of the ** ruling class was more intense, etc., many factors, no longer one by one.

It is a normal succession, and the reason why he says it is not in the history of the wild is because the new policies he implemented have touched the vital interests of scholars, so the people have a great bad opinion of him.

In the official history, it is a normal succession, but the wild history is a usurpation, but whether it is normal or not, Yongzheng is a very strict king.

Many wild histories said no, because he pretended to have no ambition at that time. Stay with the emperor. When the emperor died of illness, he took the opportunity to ascend the throne...

Don't let TV and movies fool you, Emperor Yongzheng is Kangxi's official succession. In Manchu, "fourteen sons" cannot be changed to "four sons". The Qing Dynasty was ruled by the Manchus, and the emperor's posthumous photos were also written in Manchu.

Historical unsolved! No clear answer!

There are many theories in history about the reason why Emperor Kangxi passed the throne to Yin. Some people suspect that Yin secretly tampered with the holy decree and changed the "ten" character of "Fourteen Masters" to "Yu" to shoot wide, so that the throne was passed on to the Fourth Master. However, this statement was quickly denied by everyone, because the holy decrees of the Qing Dynasty were generally in both Chinese and Manchu, so it is unlikely that both copies of Yin would be changed, so this statement is not valid.

Another is because of Emperor Qianlong's Hongli, it is said that Emperor Kangxi met Hongli in his later years, and Emperor Kangxi liked Hongli very much, and Hongli performed very well in all aspects. Emperor Kangxi also found someone to see the eight characters of Hongli's birthday, which is a symbol of great wealth and power. Emperor Kangxi also personally taught Hongli to read, write, ride a horse and shoot arrows, and gave him a lot of skills.

In the eyes of Emperor Kangxi, Hongli is very much an emperor. And Hongli is the son of Yongzheng Emperor Yin, so Emperor Kangxi passed the throne to Yin, and then let Xiaoshan Hongli become the prince, so that Hongli can become the emperor. Such a statement is reasonable, but Emperor Kangxi did not look away, and Hongli became a very good emperor after succeeding to the throne.

Kangxi has a total of 24 sons and 12 daughters. The reason why Yongzheng was chosen to take the throne was because in the last years of Kangxi was implementing a new policy of integrating the gentry and the errand with one grain, and only Yongzheng could continue to adhere to this policy, which was in line with his wishes. and, in his opinion, his eldest son was excluded because of his bad character; The second son, the crown prince, was deposed twice and could no longer be emperor; The third son read poetry and books, but lacked the courage to govern the country; The eighth son is insidious, Sakura, and the banquet is cunning; The ninth and tenth sons followed the eighth son, who belonged to the mediocre generation; The thirteenth son has an upright personality and a short temper, and is not the right person to choose quietly; The other children's ridges are still small.

So he chose the fourth son, that is, Yongzheng. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, he resolutely used the iron bowl to eliminate the malpractice, which laid a solid foundation for Qianlong's accession to the throne and won the hearts of the people for Qianlong.

Succession. In the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi (1698), he was named Baylor; In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), Yinzhen was named Prince Heshuoyong. After the two abolished prince Yinren, Yinzhen actively operated to compete for the storage position, Kangxi sixty-one years (1722) November 13, Kangxi Emperor died of illness in the northern suburbs of Changchun Garden, he inherited the throne, the following year changed the name Yongzheng.

Yongzheng succeeded to the throne. 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.

Succession, in "Step by Step" and "Palace" is usurpation, but those are adaptations, don't believe those things!

The official source is the succession, and the folk rumor is that it is a usurpation, but a series of archaeological evidence found is inclined to the succession.

The posthumous Zhao was not tampered with, and Yongzheng rightfully succeeded to the throne.

Originally, it was "the fourteenth son of the inheritance", which was changed by the fourth elder brother to "the fourth son", and a hook and a horizontal were added to the cross, so he succeeded to the throne.

Emperor Yongzheng is a good emperor who inherited the throne of the great unification, those legends of the fourteenth elder brother, the fourth elder brother have no historical basis, I remember that one year the newspaper confirmed this, the edict of the Yongzheng Emperor is still preserved in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan.

History seems to be uncertain about the edict (passing on the fourteenth elder brother to the fourth elder brother).