A Guide to the Qing Dynasty

There is no ultimate change~~only change~~~ I can't stand it

Finally found it, haha. Give flowers

Great stuff~so useful~thank you for sharing~

The author is so genius. I love you so much. After knowing these things, reading time travel novels becomes more interesting

I dare not refute the comment of 'Yue' downstairs, but I have a different opinion: No matter which feudal empire there was, they paid great attention to lineage, especially the Qing Dynasty! Therefore, 8's mother destined him to have no chance of imperial power from his birth. Kang Zai saw that although 8 had not yet served in the court and had not made any achievements, his weight in the hearts of his ministers was very important, and it had even threatened his own power - whether it was in the right to choose his successor, in worrying about his well-being in his later years, or in the weighing of the emperors and grandchildren. Can such a son who has obviously never shown any intelligence or political achievements not be taboo with such scheming and connections?! So it is understandable that you would utter evil words when you are angry. --No one has ever been able to threaten him or put such pressure on him, not even the prince! Yongzheng has always pursued the ultimate state, and even brought it into politics. His seriousness and ruthlessness are obvious to all, and his political achievements are also obvious to all. So, he got tired and eventually died because of it. I am proud of him, because of him, the burden of the people has been reduced. It is a pity that his son did not persist and instead returned to the governing style of the Kangxi period... This regression... Became one of the important reasons for future decline!

Nonsense, I occasionally think that foreign invasion has a lot to do with the Qing Dynasty, at least in terms of ideology

Sishi (9-11 o'clock) is the beginning of sunset, the sun is near midday, and the sun is as scorching as fire. The prince did not wave his folding fan or untie his clothes. He sat attentively and wrote at his desk. Masters Dahata, Tang Bin and Geng Jie, because of their old age and hot weather, got up too early in the morning, stood there for a long time, were exhausted, fell into a slumber while standing sideways, and almost fell down. The crown prince finished writing a chapter of Manchu and asked his master Dahata to review and proofread it. Tang Bin said: "The writing is in the center, the end is strict and elegant, it is a really good book!" Dahata also said: "The brushwork is exquisite and the structure is skillful." The crown prince read the final chapter of "Book of Rites" 120 times. --Master Kang is too cruel! The ninth son took over the throne and complained all the time. Master Kong also had to take responsibility. If he hadn't been too energetic and had too many children, he would have ended up in such a sad situation in his later years. He would only talk about the wolfish ambitions of a few elder brothers. He himself was also responsible. In addition, after seeing the desolation of the second half of the eighth elder brother's life, the bad reputation of the eighth prince was difficult to eradicate. She was obviously a woman who was dedicated to protecting her family. Master Kong said it so badly, and she was a matriarchal family. If it weren't for the good things he did... At first, I had a feeling of worship (when I was in middle school), but later it changed to respect (when I went out to work) and I had dreams, and later it changed to a clear mind (because I read history again and again). I no longer have a good impression of Master Kang, and I cannot deny his achievements. Another: He said that the eighth elder brother's mother was from a lowly family, and Yongzheng called the eighth elder brother and the ninth elder brother Seth Black, as willful and manic as Aqina. He was very disdainful of this comment about him.