Prince Yinreng

Historically, Yinreng was the last crown prince of the Qing Dynasty who was established in the Qing Dynasty. He was favored since he was a child. The prince was intelligent, studious, and good at both civil and military affairs. He was later imprisoned and died. Is it really like the legend that he had poor conduct and acted arbitrarily? But if you are in a high position, can you really do everything in detail? Kangxi praised this legitimate son, and his fourth elder brother was his supporter. What was the reason that prevented him from being crowned emperor? Let's look at the life legend of Prince Yinreng from another perspective...