How was Zhou Peigong assigned to Sheng Jing by Kangxi?

Zhou Peigong, surnamed Zhou, Mingchang, the word Peigong, a native of Jingmen, Hubei, Han nationality, was born in the fifth year of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty (1632), died in the 40th year of Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1701), at the age of 69.

When Zhou Peigong was ten years old, his father was in Li Zicheng's attack on the country, and his mother died because of it. Until, later, when Emperor Kangxi became emperor, his teacher Wu Ciyou discovered Zhou Peigong's talent and recommended Zhou Peigong to Emperor Kangxi.

However, Zhou Peigong is well-versed in ancient and modern times, has superior wisdom, courage and resourcefulness, and hopes to be dug up and reused by Kangxi when Zhou Peigong takes the imperial examination. It's a pity that Wu Ciyou forgot to taboo Xuan Ye's Xuan character when he took the exam, forgot to remove a point, and was kicked out of the examination room. The impoverished Zhou Peigong wandered on the street, selling words for a living, but he couldn't support himself, and overheard a girl who sold tofu brains complaining, and he suggested that the grievances be written into a tune and sung.

So Zhou Peigong took out Wu Ciyou's letter of recommendation to Kangxi and wrote his grievances on the back of this paper.

Kangxi Weifu was in the folk, and I heard this song by chance, and I also saw the girl giving this poor scholar tofu brain, and felt talented, so he followed the scholar to the place where the book was sold, and made an appointment to go to the teahouse to drink tea and chat. The clever Zhou Peigong immediately judged from his words and demeanor that Kangxi was the current emperor. This may be a big difference between Zhou Peigong and Wu Ciyou, Wu Ciyou and Kangxi have met several times and talked deeply several times, but they have never found out that they are the Son of Heaven.

But Zhou Peigong can judge his Kangxi when he sees Kangxi for the first time. It is enough to see Zhou Peigong's wisdom.

Zhou Peigong spoke very bluntly, and even in front of the civil and military officials, he did not show mercy to the emperor, he wanted to know the reason for the matter, the emperor's attitude, he even risked death to ask for clarification. During the extermination of Wu Sangui, he won many military exploits and made great contributions. <>

Zhou Peigong is a Han Chinese, with 300,000 soldiers in his hands, and once he has the heart to rebel, he is in danger.

The merit was high and the Manchu nobles could not tolerate Zhou Peigong's achievements in the world, and the emperor unloaded the mill and killed the donkey.

: Did you find it interesting to write this? is the same as the plot of the TV series, without any novelty. Bored!

In the original work of Februaryhe, Zhou Peigong was the first general of the Kangxi Dynasty. Queen Hesheri was dying, she didn't blink her eyes when she died, she couldn't return to heaven with peace of mind if she kept a breath, Kangxi was furious, Zhou Peigong broke the sky with a word, Kangxi made Yinren the prince, and Hesheli died with a smile. Kangxi trusted him extremely much, and Suo Etu also hoped to win him over.

Galdan rose, Zhou Peigong was seriously ill, and he was still the main general of Kangxi's acquiescence to the west. Mingzhu Suo's repeated slander could not change Kangxi's mind. It's a pity that he is Han and is involved in the Mingsuo party dispute and the prince dispute, so he was demoted.

Zhou Peigong's death was also due to fear of being involved in the dispute between the princes and dying of depression.

Because Kangxi was afraid that his high achievements would have an adverse impact on Kangxi's imperial power.

The first is to protect Zhou Peigong, and the second is to protect the Qing Dynasty.

That's what it takes to have a faithful heart.

Ancient times and presents are different, and they swear to defend their loyalty and dignity to the death.

Zhou Peigong made outstanding achievements in pacifying the Chahar king and the three feudatories, and kept the Qing Dynasty.

But he is a Han **, which makes civil and military officials feel guilty. With the rise of Zhou Peigong's power, there were constant scandals in the imperial court, and they were worried that Zhou Peigong would become the second Wu Sangui. The emperor was also afraid, so he found an excuse to demote Zhou Peigong.

After Zhou Peigong arrived in Shengjing, the injustice in his heart was difficult to let go. I guess that's why he draws, right? As for the end, he dedicated the whole map of the emperor to Kangxi, also for Mingzhi, to express his loyalty and grievances.

Zhou Peigong presented the imperial picture for the country, not for Kangxi, he wanted to seek equality between Manchu and Han, and wanted Kangxi to know the importance of the Han people.

Because people in ancient times were very loyal, even if the emperor treated them badly, they would be loyal.

This can reflect Zhou Peigong's sincerity, even if he is in this situation, he is particularly loyal to the country.

He wanted to dedicate his loyalty to his country and do what he could.

Because Zhou Peigong is loyal to the country, no matter what, he still wants to serve the country.

Being an official is people-oriented, country-oriented, but a Han people.

He has the spirit of sacrificing the small self to achieve the big self, so he also has to sacrifice the emperor's picture before he dies.

Because he was a man who was very loyal to the emperor. So even if he is demoted, he wants to contribute to the country.