The reasons

Firstly, Emperor Kangxi was afraid that the upright Lao Shisan would be taken advantage of, which implicated the fourth son Yinzhen; secondly, he imprisoned Lao Shisan for ten years. , is to temper his character and make him mature and steady so that he can better assist the fourth child.

Moreover, confining Lao Thirteen can also have the effect of paralyzing Lao Ba and his party, so that they cannot see that Emperor Kangxi wants to establish Lao Si as his successor. Otherwise, how could he take Lao Si's best friend Lao Shi? The ban on three laps can be said to have not only maintained the fragile balance at the time, but also reduced the pressure on the fourth child.

Thirteenth Master

The thirteenth son of Emperor Kangxi, he was upright and upright, a chivalrous man, known as a chivalrous man, and had the closest relationship with Prince Yong Yinzhen. Because he was convicted in handling the Zheng Chunhua incident, he was imprisoned for ten years by Kangxi for the purpose of protection. When Kangxi died, he mobilized troops from the Fengtai Camp to help Yinzhen successfully ascend the throne. During the "Eight Kings Discussing Government", he controlled the mutiny situation. Later, he died young due to overwork and illness. After his death, Emperor Yongzheng named him " The word "Yun" in "Yunxiang" was changed back to the word "Yin".