Whose son is Li Hong? Later, the mystery of Li Hong's biological mother became a popular story among the people, and there were many versions of this story. The most popular saying is that Li Hong is the son of Chen Hai Ning Shiguan.
Yongzheng stills
It is said that Chen Shiguan's wife also gave birth to a son on the day Jin Yong gave birth to Wang Zisheng's child. The difference is that Prince Jin Yong gave birth to a daughter and Mrs. Chen Shiguan gave birth to a boy. When Prince Yong knew about it, he ordered someone to bring Chen Shiguan's son. After returning, Chen Shiguan and his wife found that the boy had become a girl. They know the importance of this matter, but they are afraid to tell each other. The boy became very clever when he grew up. At the age of five, he was able to read poetry books and won the favor of Yongzheng. Later, Yongzheng took Li Hong to visit Kangxi. Seeing that Li Hong was clever, Kangxi took him to the palace and taught him to read. After Yong Zhengdi's death, Li Hong became emperor. On one occasion, the wet nurse accidentally let slip, and Li Hong inadvertently learned her life story. Because she went to Haining to meet her biological parents, she went to Jiangnan six times. Some people even said that Li Hong liked to wear Hanfu, but he was opposed by the Manchu minister.
For the above statement, historians believe that this statement is not exploratory and is a myth.
Another way of saying it is that Li Hong's biological mother is the daughter of Sipin palace examination officials. After the death of Emperor Kangxi, Yongzheng ascended the throne, conferring Niu Zhilu as xi Fei, and conferring Xi Guifei eight years later. Yongzheng was very fond of her. After Yong Zhengdi's death, Li Hong acceded to the throne and honored his mother, Xi Guifei, as the Empress Dowager, with great respect. When Empress Dowager Cixi was eighty years old, in order to celebrate her birthday, Emperor Qianlong wore bright clothes to celebrate her mother's birthday, and asked all the descendants to pay their respects to Empress Dowager Cixi. When Empress Dowager Cixi was alive, she enjoyed all the splendor and achieved the family happiness of five generations living under one roof.
Therefore, the virtuous princess empress is also called the most blessed empress by later generations. She died at the age of 86 and was buried in Taitung Mausoleum.
What brother is Li Hong? Li Hong is the fourth brother. There were four princes before Li Hong, but Pan Hong died very young, so Li Hong was called Prince Yin. Yongzheng had ten sons in his life, but only four princes lived to adulthood, namely, Hong, Li Hong, Hongzhi and Hong Zhan.
Li Hong Steels
Li was born in171year and died in 1799. Her mother is Niu Kailu. Li Hong was clever since he was a child and was deeply loved by Kangxi and Yongzheng. 1723, Li Hong was made heir to the throne by Yongzheng. After Li Hong was made a prince, Yongzheng attached great importance to Li Hong. And let Li Hong, Hongzhou and others be responsible for handling scenic affairs and reducing his political pressure.
After Yongzheng's death, Li Hong succeeded to the throne when he was twenty-five years old. Therefore, Li Hong became the longest-serving and oldest monarch in the history of China. In addition, Li Hong's road to the throne was very smooth, and there was no struggle between brothers and parties.
Li Hong was in power for sixty-three years and made indelible contributions to the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty. Economically, he attached great importance to the construction of water conservancy and other infrastructure, and visited Jiangnan six times to check the progress and perfection of water conservancy projects. In order to reduce the burden on the people, Li Hong reduced or exempted the people's taxes many times, which not only improved the people's enthusiasm for production, but also made his wise image deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
However, Emperor Qianlong implemented a strict closed-door policy, and the phenomenon of the Qing government behind closed doors became more and more serious. In addition, Daxing literary inquisition has caused many unjust, false and wrong cases. In the late Qianlong period, officials were corrupt and extravagant, and the people broke out many times. In the context of prosperity, crises are everywhere.
Prince Bao is the fourth son of Yongzheng, born by a cow. Li Hong has been very clever since he was a child. He was able to read Tang poetry when he was five years old. Yongzheng loves him because he is smart and studious.
Bao Prince Li Hong stills
When Li Hong was ten years old, Kangxi gave a banquet in Yuanmingyuan, and Yongzheng took Li Hong. Kangxi saw that Li Hong was very clever and liked him very much. In front of ministers, he said that Li Hong was a blessed man when he grew up. After listening to this, Yongzheng loved Li Hong even more. Kangxi thinks that Li Hong is a rare talent, and if he is carefully cultivated, he will certainly make a difference in the future. Therefore, Li Hong was connected to the palace to study, and sometimes he personally tutored Li Hong's lessons.
When Li Hong 13 years old, Yongzheng made him the Crown Prince. When Li Hong was 23 years old, Yongzheng made Li Hong the prince of Heshuobo, and began to cultivate Li Hong politically, and often sent Li Hong to participate in sacrificial activities. In addition, Yongzheng also asked Li Hong and Hongzhou and others to jointly handle the affairs of scenic spots. By dealing with government affairs, Li Hong followed his father to learn the decision-making method of state affairs.
1735 In August, Yong Zhengdi died, and Li Hong became the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
On the basis of his grandfather and father governing the country, Li Hong made great achievements. During his reign, he encouraged the people to develop agriculture and increase the revenue of the state treasury. In addition, he put down the civil strife in the border areas, further expanded the territory of China, and incorporated Tibet into the territory of China. Li Hong's political decision-making opened up the "prosperous times" situation, and the Qing Dynasty also ushered in its heyday.
Li Hong succeeded to the throne at the age of twenty-five and reigned for sixty-three years, becoming the longest-lived emperor in history and the longest-serving emperor at the same time.
Li Hong's empress Li Hong has three queens, namely Xiao Xianchun of Fu Cha; Nora's pure emperor followed the queen; And the filial and pure Queen Wei Jiashi. Among the three queens, Xiao Xianchun is Li Hong's favorite.
Stills of Empress Xiao Xianchun
Empress Xiao Xianchun is Li Hong's first wife and an important woman in Li Hongsheng's life. Although Empress Xiao Xianchun died early, it is enough to see that Emperor Qianlong wrote poems many times to recall the past. Empress Xiao Xianchun held a high position in the heart of Emperor Qianlong.
1727, Yongzheng period, held the first women's draft, Fu Cha is the daughter of Manchuria Zhenghuangqi, including her naturally. However, Fu Chashi is only 16 years old. Yong Zhengdi saw the dignified manner of Fu Tea Master and decided to call him Li Hong. 1727 In August, Yong Zhengdi held a wedding for Li Hong and Fu Cha, and Fu Cha became the first heir of Li Hong. After the marriage, Li Hong and Fouchard respected each other as guests, and their feelings were naturally very good. Fouchard is reasonable and has different views on poetry, calligraphy and painting. When they are together, they have many topics, and Li Hong likes Fouchard very much.
Subsequently, Fu Cha gave birth to Yong Lian, the second son of the emperor, and Yong Cong, the seventh son of the emperor, for Li Hongsheng, but the two princes died at a young age, and Fu Cha was very sad. When he was Bao Gong, he had many wives and concubines. When he became emperor, he included many concubines. For this matter, Fu Chashi gave support, and their feelings not only did not fade, but deepened.
After Fu Cha's death, Li Hong was very sad and cried many times. I didn't go to the early dynasty many times during the period. At that time, it became a topic of discussion. Later, I wrote "Narrating Sorrow" to mourn her.
Which emperor is behind Li Hong? After Li Hongchan, the 15th Prince Yan Song succeeded to the throne and became the later Jiaqing Emperor. Li Hong met the biggest bottleneck in establishing the Chu army.
Stills of Emperor Jiaqing
He was very close to Queen Fu Cha, and he was bent on making Yong Lian, the second son of the emperor, a Chu Jun. Yong Lian was clever and studious, and won the favor of Emperor Qianlong. Unexpectedly, Yong Lian froze to death at the age of nine, which made Emperor Qianlong very sad. Later, Qianlong wanted Chu Jun Yong Cong, the seventh son of the emperor Fu Chashi, to be born. Yong Cong died of smallpox when he was two years old.
Emperor Qianlong put aside the matter of building storage. In his later years, the 15 th Prince J Yan succeeded to the throne. 1795, Qianlong Emperor Zen was located in Yan Yong. Although Emperor Qianlong was in meditation, he still came to power in the name of shang huang. 1799, after the death of Emperor Qianlong, the ruling power fell into the hands of Emperor Jiaqing, and Emperor Jiaqing began to lead the government. At this time, Emperor Jiaqing was thirty-nine years old.
At the end of Qianlong, there was a crisis in the Qing Dynasty. After Jiaqing came to power, he played the slogan of "salt reform", purged corrupt officials and traitors from the court, and rewarded officials with outstanding achievements. Jiaqing's practice played a certain role in rectifying the court corruption in Qing Dynasty, but failed to fundamentally change the crisis in Qing Dynasty. With the increasingly acute social contradictions, the peasant uprising broke out on a large scale, and Jiaqing continued to calm down. With the influx of opium, Emperor Jiaqing strictly prohibited the circulation of opium.
During the Jiaqing period, he faced internal and external troubles. Emperor Jiaqing realized the great crisis that the Qing Dynasty was about to face. During this period, Emperor Jiaqing tried his best to save it, but he still failed to reverse the huge social crisis in the Qing Dynasty.