In the Yongzheng Dynasty, Yinzheng and Yinyu are both Yongzheng s opponents, why are the endings dif

Because after all, Yinyu is his own brother, so he is still relatively tolerant of him, and he did not die.

Because the two people's styles of doing things are different, and their relationship with Yongzheng is different, in the end, those who are closer to Yongzheng can survive, and those who are not close will be killed.

In the competition for the heir, although Yinyu and Yongzheng are not of the same mind, it does not pose a substantial harm to Yongzheng. And Yinzheng is different, he has deep roots in the capital, which has created a great obstacle to Yongzheng's accession to the throne.

Although Yinyu participated in the nine sons, for Yongzheng, this opponent is not a climate, so there is no need to scruple, and he and Yinyu are born to the same mother, so he didn't punish him much. And Yinzheng is Yongzheng's strong enemy, and he stumbles Yongzheng from time to time, and Yongzheng certainly doesn't have a good face for him.

Because Yongzheng had just ascended the throne, all forces were unstable, and the slightest mistake would cause a coup d'état, so it was the most appropriate way to wait for the situation to stabilize and then get rid of the opponent.

Because Yinzheng and Yongzheng are brothers with their mother, and Yinzheng is away all the year round, rarely returns to the palace, does not understand the affairs of the court, has no henchmen, and respects Yongzheng very much, so he cannot threaten Yongzheng's throne.

Two people no matter what? After all, he is a compatriot, and I think there is still a brotherly friendship, so I will clean him up at the end.

Because he was very smart, after discovering that he did not ascend to the throne, he immediately shrank his strength, so that the emperor could not find his fault.

Because Yinxi's power is relatively large and there are more people under him, he didn't have enough strength to clean him up at first, and he could only be cleaned up when Yongzheng's position was stable.

Because of his various actions, the emperor at that time thought that he had the intention of rebellion and was imprisoned.

Because he is very moralistic, and there are very few people who help him behind him, he loses the opportunity to be powerful.

By the time the Qing Dynasty developed to the later years of Kangxi, the whole society had formed a very large number of vested interest groups. These vested interest groups have annexed a large number of land, monopolized industry and commerce, and competed with the people for profits on the one hand, and undermined state tax revenue on the other. In other words, the common people and the court were poor, and these big conglomerates were fattened.

Kangxi actually saw this. However, Kangxi's role was mainly to quell various domestic (such as the rebellion of the three feudatories) and international (such as the Galdan rebellion) and achieve national stability and unity. If he wants to let the old man carry out reforms and attack vested interest groups, he has neither the energy nor the guts.

And this task, Kangxi will inevitably be handed over to future generations.

What kind of offspring would be best suited to do such a thing? Obviously, it can only be a person like Yinzhen (Yongzheng) who has no interpersonal communication and is steady and stern. And handed over to Yinxi, in order to take care of the interests of those who supported him to come to power, he would never dare to move his real character.

If he has too many scruples and does not dare to move his real character, then the vested interest groups, like moths, will soon devour the Qing Dynasty.