Emperor Kangxi was the longest reigning emperor in Chinese history. He won the war against San Francisco and Tsarist Russia, eliminated the Ming and Zheng regimes in Taiwan, and demonstrated Kangxi's military commanding talents. On the other hand, Kangxi defeated his political opponent Obai when he was young, and used the "literary prison" to attack Han dissidents when he was old.

Kangxi held the "Duolun League" to replace the war and be gentle to the Mongolian tribes; he intended to ensure the Qing government's territorial control in Heilongjiang with a treaty. He created the prosperous age of Kangxi and Qianlong. He was a wise monarch and a great statesman. Some people even called him "one emperor through the ages."

The Japanese respected and admired Emperor Kangxi very much, translated the "Sixteen Articles of the Holy Edict", and called Emperor Kangxi the "Sage of the Kingdom of Heaven".

During World War II, the Japanese studied the history of the foreign conquest of China and admired Kangxi even more. They believed: "The three hundred years of political achievements of the Qing Dynasty were also due to the fact that the Qing Dynasty had people like Emperor Kangxi who took the responsibility of being defenders and raised themselves to the highest level. Only by becoming a model emperor and becoming a virtuous emperor who worked hard did he win the full trust and support of such a difficult nation (referring to the Han people).

Emperor Kangxu will be commemorated by later generations:

Emperor Kangxi. After his death, he was buried in Jingling. Jingling is located one kilometer east of the Xiaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty. It was built from the 15th year of Kangxi (1676) to the 20th year of Kangxi (1681). The architectural regulations of Jingling are based on Xiaoling, with some modifications. There are innovations, such as the double stele built in the Shengde Shengong Stele Pavilion. The architectural style and funeral style of Jingling Mausoleum were imitated by later generations.

The Emperor Kangxi, Xiaocheng, Xiaozhao, Xiaoyi and Xiao were buried in Jingling Mausoleum. The four empresses Gong and the noble concubine Jingmin, ***6 people

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