Jinyiwei is like a wolf and a tiger, why was it suddenly annihilated at the end of the Ming Dynast

Because the rights of Jinyiwei are the first to the imperial power,So when the imperial power ceases to exist, the Jinyi Guard will fall apart.

In many film and television works, we will see the image of Jin Yiwei. In our impression, the Jinyi Guard is only responsible to the king and has the duty of supervising hundreds of officials. And proficient in criminal law, very powerful, and all of them are strong in martial arts, and it is a famous violent institution in the Ming Dynasty.

In the military system of the Ming Dynasty, the Wei was an important structure that made up the army, and the Jinyi Wei was one of them. In addition, the word brocade also represents that this guard has a lot of power. It is a combination of the pro-military governor's office and the Yiluan Division, and was founded in the 15th year of Hongwu.

Jinyiwei is divided into two parts, south and north, the north town Fu Division is directly responsible to the king, undertaking the cases handed down by the king, and the south town Fu Division is responsible for the internal supervision and other affairs of Jin Yi Wei. In the TV series, I saw that the civil and military officials talked about Jinyiwei, mainly because of Beizhen Fusi. Because they are directly responsible to the king and have the right to supervise hundreds of officials, the civil and military officials are afraid that their mistakes will be known by the Jinyi Guard, and they live in a trembling environment every day.

Intuitively speaking, even if a ** level is higher than the level of Jinyiwei, you must take the initiative to salute when you see Jinyiwei. This shows how much power Jinyiwei had at that time.

However, with the decline of the Ming Dynasty, the power of the Jinyi Guards also continued to decrease. After all, the rights of Jinyiwei are given by the king, and after the emperor's power is weak, the rights of Jinyiwei will naturally decrease. Until the last king of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen, hanged himself, and Jinyiwei also collapsed.

Some of them, loyal Jinyi guards, protected the king of Yongli in the Southern Ming Dynasty and fled to Burma.

The life of the Yongli King in Burma was not easy either. In the 60s of the 17th century, the then king of Burma wanted to destroy Yongli under the pretense of forming an alliance with Yongli. And Yongli didn't dare to go in person, so he sent Jinyiwei to negotiate, which led to Jinyiwei being ambushed, and Jinyiwei has since dissipated in the long river of history.

It was not wiped out, but it was just a different title. Jinyiwei mainly collects intelligence and directly serves the monarch, and its combat effectiveness is not strong. Therefore, after the Qing army entered Beijing, the leader of Jinyiwei surrendered, and Jinyiwei was changed to "Luan Yiwei" by the Qing Dynasty leaders, which was the honor guard, responsible for the pomp and circumstance of the monarch's travel.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Yongli fled to Myanmar under the pursuit of Qing soldiers, and happened to encounter civil strife in Myanmar. Originally close to the Ming Dynasty, Junda was replaced by Mangbai, and Yongli sent the convinced Jinyi Wei to surrender to Cheng, not wanting to be ambushed by the ambushed soldiers, and finally "annihilated".

Because after the death of Emperor Chongzhen, the Jinyi guard protected the Yongli Emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty and fled to Burma, which happened to have a coup d'état in Myanmar, and killed all the remaining guards.

Because Jinyiwei did not go out to fight in the Ming Dynasty, but was exclusive to the emperor to supervise some people for the emperor, or to explore secrets.

In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, although the reputation of the profession of Jinyiwei was still there, there were no more people left, and they could not go to the battlefield.

Because in the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the famous Jinyiwei actually existed in name only, and it was no longer like in the middle of the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, in order to consolidate the centralized power to Jinyiwei!

In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, Jinyiwei was not as loyal as the soldiers, but surrendered on the battlefield and fled.

According to historical records, as the emperor's most loyal subordinates, most of them treacherously chose to find their own way out at the critical moment when the catastrophe came.

When the Ming Dynasty fell, only a few of the more than 100,000 Jinyi guards rose up to resist, and the vast majority of them saw the wind and steered the rudder, and fell to Li Zicheng and to the Qing Dynasty.

In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the Jinyi Wei at that time had long since died in name, and there were few people left.

Jin Yiwei surrendered. Although when the Ming Dynasty was in power, they enjoyed supreme rights, but when the Ming Dynasty was in danger, they did not defend the country's reputation, but surrendered to the Qing Dynasty for their own sake.

The ending is also very tragic. Because most of them died in the process of protecting the emperor. So they also perished with the fall of the Ming Dynasty.

When the Ming Dynasty fell, Jinyiwei disappeared, probably fled, and the history of Jinyiwei ended.

It was because the treatment of Jinyiwei was not particularly good at that time, and he was under great pressure, so he didn't want to come out to save the country.

Because the person who led the Jinyi Guard at that time was not loyal to the emperor, he did not come out to save the country at all.

Because they are not very numerous, and their main role is to protect the emperor and collect some information.

are all disposed of. The Jinyi Guards were hated so much at the time that they were all quietly disposed of.

The first point is that after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, these notorious brocade guards were basically assassinated, and the second point is that after the demise, these brocade guards survived in order to eliminate hail, and some people Bu Pei had secretly buried their names incognito and stopped coming out.

Most of the personnel of the Jinyi Guard also followed the Jinyi Talk Air Guard at that time to command Luo Yangxing to surrender to Li Zicheng, and later the Qing army entered the customs to defeat Li Zicheng, and Luo Yangxing led his subordinates to surrender to the Manchu Qing Dynasty.