Turn Around, and a Lifetime Has Passed

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Yinzhen was born on August 27, the 22nd year of Kangxi He is the ninth son of Emperor Kangxi and has the same mother as the fifth son of the emperor, Yinqi. His mother, Concubine Yi, Guo Luoluo, was the daughter of the three officials and security guards in charge of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Shengjing. Quite favored by Kangxi. However, Yinzhen's own talents were average, and he was not put into use by the emperor in the end of the Kangxi Dynasty. Yinzhen could only support the eighth son of the emperor Yinsu and the fourteenth son of the emperor Yinzhen to realize his ambitions. The main purpose of Yinhu joining Yinhuang was to use his financial resources. Yinzhen was famous among the princes for his rich family fortune. With Yinzhen, there will be sufficient funds for activities. In the later years of Kangxi's life, Yinhu was at a disadvantage in the competition among others. He was scolded by Kangxi several times and was even demoted by Kangxi. Yinzhen hid poison with him to prove his loyalty to Yinzhen. In the last years of Kangxi, Yinzhen knew that he was disliked by Kangxi, so he turned to support Yinzhen in his own group. Yinzhen and his eighth brother were of the same mind and fully supported Yinzhen in his attempt to seize the throne. In October of the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi, Yinzhen was appointed as the general of Fuyuan and led 300,000 troops to attack Cewang Alabutan. Yinzhen and others believed that this was because the old emperor had taken a fancy to Yinzhen and wanted him to gain experience in order to accumulate qualifications and prestige so that he could inherit the throne. Naturally, Yinzhen was not willing to lag behind others, and tried every means to provide financial assistance to Yinzhen who was sending troops abroad. In addition, he also specially helped Yinzhen design a kind of chariot, ordered people to draw the drawings according to the design, and took them to Xining. He spared no effort in supporting him. In November of the 61st year of Kangxi's reign, the emperor died, and his fourth son, Yinzhen, was his heir. The hope of Yinhu Group It was all in vain. From then on, Yinzhen began to suffer bad luck. After Yinzhen succeeded to the throne, he sent Yinzhen to Qinghai in the name of a former military servant, separated him from Yinzhen, and ordered his close confidant Nian Gengyao to strictly monitor him, and also punished some of Yinzhen's party members one after another. But Yinzhen did not restrain himself, but began to openly confront Emperor Yongzheng. The emperor ordered him to go to Qinghai, but he delayed the time with various excuses and was reluctant to leave; after arriving in Qinghai, the imperial envoy was not ordered to go to Qinghai, but he delayed the time with various excuses and was reluctant to leave; after arriving in Qinghai, the imperial envoy neither came to greet nor apologized, but claimed that he was a monk and passed away, unwilling to obey the emperor's restrictions; Yinzhen was in Qinghai During the period, he also exchanged information with his accomplices by secret means. He lived next to his confidant Mu Jingyuan (a Western missionary), and a window was opened in the back wall. The two often communicated through it and conspired secretly. He also used the foreign language books in Mu's hands to figure out a way to spell Manchu with Western letters, taught it to his son, and then used it as a "code" to communicate with each other and pass on messages. In order not to be discovered, he sewed the secret message into the mule driver's socks, which was really a lot of effort. These actions of Yinzhen could not be hidden from Yongzheng's eyes. In the third year of Yongzheng's reign, he imprisoned Yinzhen in Xining. In the first month of the fourth year, it was announced that Yinzhen, Yinzhu and others would be expelled from the clan. In April, he was escorted back to Beijing from Qinghai and renamed "Seth Hei", which means "pig" in Manchu. In June, Yinzhen was sent to Baoding for imprisonment. Yinzhen was detained in three small rooms in front of the Zhili Governor's Yamen, surrounded by high walls. After Yinzhen moved in, the front door was sealed, and a rotating bucket was set up for passing food and drinks. The surrounding area of ​​the yard was guarded by officers and soldiers in shifts day and night. During the period of his imprisonment, Yinzhen's daily food and drink were as per the standards of prisoners, unlike the general nobles of the clan who were under house arrest who could enjoy better living conditions. It was the hot summer season at that time, and Yinzhen, who was accustomed to living a pampered and pampered aristocratic life, was soon tortured to the point of becoming ill and weak. By July 25 of that year, Yinzhen was unconscious, and the guards did not ask a doctor to treat him. At Mao hour on August 27, Yinzhen ended his life miserably at the age of forty-three. Yinzhen's wife and children Direct descendant Fujin: Dong'e's daughter (seventy-year-old daughter) Concubine: Liu (daughter of Liu Da) Lang (daughter of Lang Tu) Zhou family (daughter of Zhou Da) Zhu (daughter of Zhu Da) Tong (daughter of Tong Da) Concubine: Zhaojia (daughter of Manaha) Wanyan (daughter of Wang Da) Chen (daughter of Chen Da) The first daughter was born on the 11th day of the 11th day of the 11th month of the 40th year of Kangxi reign. Her mother was a concubine named Wanyan. In the 57th year of the Kangxi reign, in August of 1898, she married Sebu Tengwangbu, the prince of Erutcholuosi. The second daughter was born on the 4th day of the twelfth lunar month in the 41st year of the Kangxi reign, and she was a concubine of the Zhaojia family. In the 58th month of the 58th year of the Kangxi reign, she married Kanbu, the prince of the Borjigit clan in Balin. The daughter died in April of the 6th year of the Qianlong reign at the age of 40. The third daughter was born on the 13th day of the sixth lunar month in the 43rd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, and her mother was the concubine Wanyan. In February of the 59th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, she married the guard Yongfu. The daughter died in February of the fifth year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign at the age of 24. The fourth daughter was born at Yinshi on the 25th day of the seventh month of Yiyou in the 44th year of Kangxi. Her mother was the Dong E family of Fujin Province. The fifth daughter was born on the fourteenth day of the seventh month of Bingxu in the forty-fifth year of Kangxi's reign. She was a concubine of the Zhaojia family. She was not yet in the seventh month of the fourth year of Qianlong's reign, and she was married to Bu Teng. The daughter died on the eighth day of September in Renxu, the seventh year of Qianlong's reign, at the age of thirty-seven. The first son, Hongzheng, the minister of Sanzhi, was born on the eighth day of the eleventh month of the 45th year of Kangxi's reign, and his mother was a concubine named Liu. He died on November 18, the 52nd year of Qianlong's reign, at the age of eighty-two. His wife, Nala, is the daughter of Shangshu Sheng'an; his concubine, Yang, is the daughter of Yang Da. Second son: the eldest son Shuosui. The second son, Hong Chong, was born on the 19th day of the second lunar month in the 48th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi, to his concubine Mrs. Liu. He died on the 8th day of the sixth lunar month in the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong, at the age of 48. His legitimate wife, Guo Luoluo, was the daughter of Gen Teyi. One son: The first son Shitai. The third son, Hongxiang, was born on the 22nd day of the first lunar month in the 49th year of Kangxi's reign, and his mother was a concubine named Zhaojia. He died on the 14th day of the third month in the fourth year of Qianlong's reign at the age of thirty. Concubine Zhang, the daughter of Zhang Da. One son: The eldest son is unknown. Of The fourth son Hongkuang was born on the 6th day of the 11th month of the 50th year of Kangxi's reign, to his mother's concubine Lang. He died on the 21st day of the first lunar month of the second year of Qianlong's reign at the age of twenty-seven. The fifth son, the third-class guard Hongding, was born on the 10th day of the 11th day of the 11th month of the reign of Emperor Kangxi, to his concubine Wanyan. His first wife, Balinamu, was the daughter of Butan, the general manager of Chahar; his stepwife, Zhaojia, was the daughter of Tang Gutu, the cavalry officer; his concubine, Liu, was the daughter of Balang. Seven sons: the eldest son Jixing, the second son Yanrui, the third son Yanheng, the fourth son Yingfu, the fifth son Gengfu, the sixth son Yongde, and the seventh son Yonghui, the second-class bodyguard. The sixth daughter was born in Chou Shi on May 21, the fifty-eighth year of Kangxi's reign. Her mother was a concubine named Chen. She chose a son-in-law named Chen Bu, who was unmarried. Her son-in-law died on December 14, the ninth year of Qianlong's reign. The sixth son, Dongxi, was born on the 8th day of the sixth lunar month in Jihai, the fifty-eighth year of the Kangxi reign, to his concubine Zhu; His legitimate wife is Peng Jia, the daughter of Suo Zhu. Five sons: the eldest son Zongyu, the second son Fu Cuntai, the third son Fu Baotai, the fourth son Fuyouzhu, and the fifth son Fuchen. The seventh son, who had been dismissed from the four security guards, was born on September 14, the 58th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, to his mother's concubine Zhou. In September of the 61st year of the Emperor's reign, he was ordered to adopt Niyaha as his heir, and the sixteenth son (Fei Suoguo's great-grandson) died in Yinshi on the 28th of February, the 36th year of the Emperor Qianlong's reign. He was fifty-three years old. His legitimate wife, Jin, is the daughter of Chengzhu. Second son: the eldest son Guoxing'a, the second son Zhuerhang'a. The eighth son, Du Xixin, was born on the 4th day of the 11th month in the 59th year of Kangxi's reign, and his mother was a concubine named Zhou; His legitimate wife, Bai Jia, is the daughter of Chang Zai; his concubine, Ma, is the daughter of Ma Rong. Three sons: the eldest son Zongyai, the second son Zongyuan, and the third son Yongzhuo. Total number of children: 14 in total. There is one direct concubine of the Dong'e family in Fujin, three concubines of the Wanyan family, three concubines of the Zhaojia family, two concubines of the Liu family, two concubines of the Zhou family, one concubine of the Lang family, one concubine of the Chen family, and one concubine of the Zhu family.

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