Qing Dynasty: My Father Is Hong Chengchou

Xiaozhuang of the Qing Dynasty once persuaded Hong Chengchou to surrender due to personal love. Xuanye was actually the son of the two and was not related to Emperor Shunzhi. When Xuan Ye ascended the throne, there were many doubts about him: the posthumous title of "Holy Ancestor" that should have been awarded to the founding monarch passed over Emperor Shunzhi and fell on him, leading people to ask whose family he was the ancestor of; He is extraordinarily diligent and his governing style is very similar to that of Zhu Di and Li Shimin, as if he is proving his orthodoxy with his ultimate achievements; Although he was a Manchu, he tried his best to promote Chinese culture and ordered the royal family's children to rank according to characters and adopt Chinese names. As a result, later generations of the royal family were proficient in Sinology but gradually lost their ability to speak Manchu. Even his reign title of "Kangxi" was implicitly related to the name of Hong Chengchou's father, "Hong Qixi". This book consults a large amount of historical data to reveal the different "historical truth" of this period...