
My Cousin Is Kangxi
我的表哥是康熙
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- Ongoing
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- 107k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Male
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- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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How dare you do this to a concubine? Concubines are basically slaves. Historically, Erundai dared to fight against his father, Fahai and his wife were not allowed to enter the ancestral graves, and during the Yongzheng period, he dared to urinate in the Forbidden City.
Good guy, if Mazi dies and usurps the throne, it will be over fifty.
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This foreign history is better than writing about the Qing Dynasty...
Let me talk here about the fact that title was not important in the Qing Dynasty. It sounds nice, only a few taels of silver. For real Manchu aristocrats, the number of subordinates under their banners is the most important thing. Although the Manchus have been Chineseized, they still retain a lot of slavery. The more subordinates you have, the more people you have. This means that many of your subordinates have higher official positions than their masters. Even if they are governors and ministers, they have to kneel down to greet their masters when they see them. The title only represents your rank. If it doesn't represent your rights, how many princes are there? If you don't get into the eighth grade, it's a bad street. Especially during the Kangxi period, the masters of the Eight Banners were basically gone, and hereditary subordinates were the slave-owning aristocrats.