What happened to the Qing Dynasty after Qianlong s death in 1799?

Peasant uprisings such as the White Lotus Sect occurred frequently in China, and the Qing Dynasty had to send troops to extinguish fires everywhere to suppress them.

After Qianlong's death in 1799, the Qing Dynasty at that time had already taken place in the White Lotus Rebellion, which used up all the money of the Jiaqing and Shen families.

The decline of the Qing Dynasty began in the 50th year of Kangxi. Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight and reigned for more than 60 years, making him one of the longest-reigning kings in history.

In the fifty years of Kangxi, Kangxi was fifty-seven or eighteen years old, and Kangxi in his later years felt that he was a relatively successful emperor in his career, and he could be regarded as "brilliant in the annals of history". In history, few emperors lived past the age of 60, and he also wanted to be a long-lived king who "shines in the annals of history". Therefore, fifty years after Kangxi, he began to reduce his work intensity.

At the same time, fifty years after Kangxi, he began to train his princes in a planned way. It is hoped that a capable prince can be elected from among the princes. Let him retire as soon as possible and become the first "sage king" in history to take the initiative to retire.

His decision led to a large number of princes entering the center to take up power, making the factional contradictions within the court more acute and cruel.

In order to develop their power and manage their factions, the princes have encouraged their subordinates to try to collect money, which has led to a sharp increase in the administrative costs of the imperial court, and the financial deficit of the imperial court is increasing day by day. So much so that after Emperor Qianlong's father, Emperor Yongzheng, inherited the throne, he not only had to eliminate the influence of other factions, but also worked hard to fill the deficit of the imperial court in the last years of Kangxi.

Thanks to the efforts of Emperor Yongzheng to fill the gap, after Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, the Manchu court temporarily maintained its basic vitality.

After Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, he learned from his grandfather Kangxi's methods and reused the capable ** in the Han people to do practical things. It's just that he is different from his grandfather in that he completely supports the Manchu nobles who can't do things, as long as they don't cause chaos to the court. As a result, among the Manchu aristocracy, there are more and more wastes for eating, drinking, and playing.

In his later years, Emperor Qianlong thought of his father, Emperor Yongzheng, and the hard work of filling the deficit after ascending the throne, he deliberately cultivated a super greedy and Shen and left it to his son Emperor Jiaqing to "kill the greedy and establish power" to offset the deficit of the national treasury.

During the Kangxi period, Manchu ** who could wear armor abounded in the army, but history was pushed back to the last years of Qianlong, and most of the Manchu ** in the army twisted the birdcage to light the mao.

It can be said that in the last years of Kangxi, the finances of the Manchu court were destroyed, and in the last years of Qianlong, the foundation of the Manchu army was destroyed.

There should be no this, the specific year should be it, after 40 years of Qianlong, the main feature should be Hekun, because Hekun appeared when Qianlong was about 70 years old, and at that time it should be more than 40 years of Qianlong.

(Personal feeling) the treasury was empty in the late Kangxi period, but Yongzheng helped him clean up the mess, but no one cleaned up Qianlong's mess.

Qianlong is the period is to reach the peak, but every emperor will gradually lose the motivation to move forward in peace, and he spends a lot of money every time he travels south, it should be said that people are born in sorrow and die in peace, the development of everything has its development process, so the development to the peak will then decline.

The main reason is that when Qianlong pushed the Qing Dynasty to the peak, he began to rejoice in his achievements, and began the most famous Qianlong tour in history, which caused huge consumption of the national treasury, and after Qianlong's son took the throne, he began to tighten his belt and live an era.

Yes, the Qing Dynasty reached its peak of national strength through the accumulation of the Kangxi and Yongzheng dynasties, especially the Yongzheng Dynasty. In the early stage of the Qianlong Dynasty, it was precisely because of these accumulations, coupled with Qianlong's own hard work, that pushed the national fortunes to the top, but what followed was great success, reckless military force, favor and gentry, and gradually lost the family wealth accumulated before, and after his son Jiaqing ascended the throne, the country inevitably declined.

Yes, the common characteristic of some famous monarchs in history is that they have a sense of awe, such as Li Shimin, who has a warning saying that "water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn a boat". Qianlong has made important historical contributions to the promotion of ethnic integration, cultural exchanges and the development of Han culture, but at the same time, some of his great achievements and flaunting his political achievements (according to the current saying is "show political achievements") damaged the national strength of the Qing Dynasty at that time was an important reason for the decline of the national fortunes, and the reuse of Heshen led to the corruption of officials, Qianlong is to blame.

Yes, not from that point on.

Emperor Qianlong died of normal old age.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty (September 25, 1711 – February 7, 1799) was the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the fourth emperor after the capital of Beijing. The era name "Qianlong" means "Heavenly Prosperity".

After reigning for 60 years, he continued to discipline and govern after the Zen throne, and actually exercised the supreme power for 63 years and 4 months, making him the emperor who actually held the supreme power of the state for the longest time in Chinese history, and also the longest-lived emperor.

In the 60th year of Qianlong (1795), Emperor Qianlong was located in the fifteenth son, Yanyan. On the third day of the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing (February 7, 1799), he died in the Yangxin Hall at the age of 89.

The temple name is Gaozong, and the name is Fa Tian Longyun Zhicheng Xianjue Ti Yuan Lijifu Wen Fenwu Qin Ming Xiaoci Divine Pure Emperor, buried in the Yuling of the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty.

Hongli was in a dominant position in terms of talent and politics among several brothers, and he was 25 years old when Yinzhen died, and he had a good cultural foundation, a certain knowledge of ruling and several years of experience in military maintenance, so he successfully grasped power. Hongli is gifted and intelligent, and was carefully cultivated in his youth. From September of the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (October 1735) to the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing (February 1799) after becoming the emperor, a total of more than 63 years, the foundation is stable, outstanding political achievements, the prerequisite is its long life, the policy is appropriate.

He personally has a strong interest and hobby in painting, literary games, sports, etc., which is also one of the reasons for his health and longevity. On the third day of the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing, he was carved in the Palace of Nourishing Hearts and lost his breath, and was carried away from the throne at the age of 89. In his life, he paid attention to exercise, opposed tonic, and often called himself a "long-lived old man", it seems that he was very healthy all his life, and Qianlong died finally caused by heart failure, just died of old age.

At the end of life, it is a normal death!

Qianlong died of natural old age. In 1799, Emperor Qianlong died in his sleep at the age of eighty-nine. Qianlong was named Aixin Jueluo Hongli, ascended the throne at the age of 25, reigned for 60 years, and served as Emperor Taishang for three years and four months after the Zen throne was given to Emperor Jiaqing, and actually held the highest power for 63 years and 4 months, which was the second longest reign and the highest living emperor in Chinese history.

After his death, he was buried in the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing Yu Tomb.

Qianlong succeeded to the throne in 1735, and during the reign of Emperor Qianlong, he made achievements in cultural and martial arts, and made important contributions to the consolidation of China's unified multi-ethnic state and the development of the Qing Dynasty's heyday.

In 1795, Emperor Qianlong Chan was located in Ziyiyan, that is, Emperor Jiaqing. Qianlong died in 1799, and the Jiaqing Emperor was able to govern in person. However, Emperor Jiaqing failed to address the shortcomings, and the Qing Dynasty continued to decline.

Emperor Daoguang also lost the enterprising spirit of his early monarchs, and his ruling style became increasingly conservative and rigid.

Under the policy of closing the country to the outside world, by the end of Qianlong's later years, China's scientific and technological level had begun to lag behind the Western world in an all-round way, coupled with the climate change at that time, which led to the southward shift of China's rice planting line, the decline of grain production, and the end of the prosperous Kangqian era. The Qing Dynasty began to decline.

Isolation from the country, political corruption, and political corruption were not the most fundamental factors in the decline of the Qing Dynasty. This requires looking at the reasons from the perspective of world history. The first factor in the decline of the country is the economy, and since the later years of Qianlong, the amount of money cannot keep up with the speed of economic development, and economic recession has begun.

In Qianlong's later years and during the reign of Jiaqing, the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars occurred in Europe, which led to a large number of Chinese people returning to Europe, and China had a money shortage, which was the beginning of decline. Similarly, the Southern Song Dynasty can support the gold resistance for many years because it is rich to do it;The most fundamental reason for the decline of the Ming Dynasty was the lack of money.