Kangxi Yongzheng s calligraphy, what is the font of Emperor Yongzheng?

1 Not long ago, Yongzheng's "Jianya Weiluo" was auctioned, and nothing else is clear.

2 I have a full picture of the edict. 3 in total.,But let's put one.。。

3 The word "Fu" is because it was said that Xiaozhuang was sick back then, Kangxi wrote a stroke on the word "Fu", and then Xiaozhuang really got better, so he said that this word Fu is a very auspicious word, and after that, Kangxi also tried to write the word "Fu" many times, but it is not as good as the one at the beginning, that's it, the folk say that there are other words in this Fu word, in short, it is very auspicious.

ps: The landlord asked so many questions, so I have to pay some hard money, hehe, I hope I like it! 】

The original work of the Eight Emperors of the Qing Dynasty (from the Palace Museum).

Kangxi's calligraphy works have calligraphy.

Kangxi copied Dong Qichang's font.

There are many in the Yongzheng bar, and there are many Jigu right forums, which are the most complete.

Emperor calligraphy personally thinks that the least famous is the Qing Dynasty. . .

Yongzheng's introductionChinese name: Aisin Gioro Yin G

Alias: Emperor Yongzheng.

Nationality: Qing Dynasty of China.

Ethnicity: Manchu.

Place of birth: Beijing.

Date of birth: December 13, 1678

Date of death: October 8, 1735 (the year of the first year).

Occupation: Emperor.

Major achievements: Quelled the Lobzang Tenzin rebellion.

Iron-fisted reforms. Era name: Yongzheng.

Temple number: Qing Shizong.

Mausoleum: Qing Tai Mausoleum.

Predecessor: Emperor Kangxi.

Successor: Emperor Qianlong.

Aixin Jueluo Yin G - inheriting Kangxi and Qianlong

Yongzheng reigned for 13 years and made a series of reforms to the Qing court institutions and officials. For example, in order to strengthen the rule over the ethnic minorities in the southwest, it is necessary to change the land and return it to the river, return the money consumed to the public, and establish a system of raising honest silver. In particular, in the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), after sending troops to Qinghai and quelling the rebellion of Luobzang Danjin, in order to improve the efficiency of military affairs, a military aircraft office was set up in the Longzong Gate, which was a hundred steps away from the Yangxin Palace, which created a centralized power model that followed the emperor and queen to monopolize military and political affairs until the end of the Qing Dynasty.

In view of the painful lesson of the Kangxi Dynasty's princes competing for the throne, Yongzheng established a secret storage system, that is, the name of the selected prince was written in the secret box, and then placed behind the "Zhengda Guangming" plaque in the Qianqing Palace in case of accidents. This system will help the smooth transition of imperial power in the Qianjiadao and Xian dynasties in the future.

He is a Ming Jun and not a benevolent Jun, Ming Jun refers to the ability to govern the country very strongly, but he has also made a serious mistake somewhere, but in general it is seven or three, that is, seven points for grades and three points for mistakes. Historical dynasties.

It can be said that Yongzheng is a very complex and contradictory historical figure, he is an outstanding politician who has the courage to innovate and is diligent in governance, and he reformed and rectified the accumulated shortcomings of Kangxi in his later years, swept away the decadence, and made the rule of officials clear, the rule stable, the treasury full, and the people's burden reduced. But after all, he is a feudal emperor, with major faults and various limitations, and there are great doubts about his succession to the throne. There are many doubts about Yongzheng's succession.

This is not to discredit his historical merits, it should be said that the cannibalism of feudal rulers was a frequent occurrence. In feudal society, even a wise monarch often has to use conspiracy and brutal struggle to seize and consolidate the rule, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian, and Nurhachi all have the behavior of slaughtering brothers, killing sons, and forcing fathers, and Yongzheng is not an exception. As a supreme ruler, he was diligent in government affairs, had insight into the world's conditions, and carried out rectification and reform with a vigorous and resolute attitude.

The thirteen-year reign of Yongzheng was an important period of Qing Dynasty rule, which laid the foundation for the prosperity of the Qianlong period in the future.

On the one hand, Emperor Yongzheng imitated the calligraphy of the "pavilion style", in order to be strict and beautiful, and on the other hand, he was obsessed with the history of calligraphy and pursued the spirit of the pen and ink of the Jin, Tang and Song dynasties.

He studied Zhao Mengfu and Dong Qichang, didn't know much about calligraphy, and didn't know what kind of body it was, but he still admired the big brother ...... thin gold body

Emperor Yongzheng is the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, who won the succession among the nine sons, he is a cold-faced emperor, conscientious and painstaking in his work, and is a competent emperor.

Let me speak fairly for Yongzheng. In the feudal royal family, there are a few people who are not squeezed to grab the throne, everyone is fighting, why Yongzheng won in the end and was so dissatisfied, because Yongzheng was too straightforward and too diligent, and he used this diligence to demand others, he was too strict, he offended a lot of people when he was alive, so he left a lot of his infamy. As for the acquisition of the throne, it is indeed justified, not to mention anything else, just say that the edict of Kangxi Lafayette was written in both Manchu and Chinese languages, and the Chinese characters are also traditional characters, how can the ten of the fourteen sons be changed to Yu, which was used at that time"on"That's the word!

And it is necessary to add an imperial word in front of a few sons"The fourteenth son of the emperor", if the words are really changed, it won't be done"The throne was passed on to the fourth son"?!!The deeds of Yongzheng's life prove that Yongzheng is worthy of being a generation of strict monarchs and a generation of masters!

Qing Shizong Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen (AD 1678 - AD 1735), Manchu Hall disturbing clan, mother of Kangxi Xiaofu Huai Gongren Empress Wu Yashi, the fourth son of the Qing Dynasty ancestor Xuanye, is the third Cong Dan Emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, reigned in 1722-1735, the year name Yongzheng, and was buried in the Tailing of the Qing Xiling after his death.

During his reign, a rare diligent emperor in history, he used strict ways and methods to deal with the stubborn diseases of lax government in the court, corruption, and treasury deficit that appeared in Kangxi's later years, which laid a decisive foundation for the opening of the Qianlong Dynasty. Such an emperor, in history is highly questioned, and it can even be said that the infamy is rolling behind him, as the fog of the mysterious state of the historical file gradually fades, we seem to be able to vaguely peek into the truth, Emperor Yongzheng has more or less been corrected, his contributions have been recognized, and his practices have been understood.

Go to the encyclopedia and have very detailed information!

It was the Yongzheng Emperor who created the Qianlong Dynasty.