Qianlong Dynasty

He is the king of the pinnacle of prosperity and the beginning of decline. He made outstanding achievements and used the "Ten Complete Martial Arts" to achieve the broadest territory of the Qing Dynasty; he stayed in his own ways and closed the door to communicate with the world. The third of the "Emperor Trilogy" of Guanhe Fifty States by literary and historical writers, there are also "Emperor Kangxi" and "The Great Biography of Yongzheng". Restore the true social appearance of the Qianlong era, and interpret the Qianlong Emperor's governance skills and the successes and failures of the Qing Empire. Was the Qianlong Dynasty the pinnacle of an era or a "hungry age"? During his more than sixty years of actual rule, Emperor Qianlong had made the huge and bloated state machine of the Qing Empire deeply imbued with his personal temperament - shrewd and arrogant, strong and flamboyant, diligent and conservative. He reached an unreachable peak in the empire of the old system, but his lack of sensitivity to the challenges of the new era caused the country to miss out on world civilization. This book provides a neutral and objective review of the real situation in China during the Qianlong era, including analysis of court games and observations from civil society. This article provides an in-depth interpretation of Emperor Qianlong's administrative skills and the military and political situation of the Qing Empire, sorted out the military and political achievements of Emperor Qianlong's "Ten Complete Martial Arts", and analyzed the impact on China's local political structure and territorial composition. In addition, this book has richly detailed depictions and de-facialized restorations of familiar characters such as Zhang Tingyu, Fu Heng, Fukang'an, Liu Yong, Heshen, Empress Fucha, and Concubine Ling, allowing readers to have a true understanding and evaluation of the political structure of the Qianlong Dynasty and the family life of Emperor Qianlong.