I Was the Regent in the Qing Dynasty

People in the Qing Dynasty wore their heads short and braided, not bald, because the Jurchens lived in the mountains for a long time. They spent more than ten days at a time hunting, digging ginseng and catching eagles, and having a bald head required shaving every seven or eight days. Therefore, the custom of the Jurchens was definitely not to keep their heads bald and add a small braid. It must be that many people later felt that a bald head and a braid looked better than a shaved head and a braid, so they gradually changed to a bald head and a braid.

The protagonist is first of all a person from the Qing Dynasty, a descendant of the Eight Banners and the Aixinjueluo family. If you rebel against the Qing Dynasty in terms of interests, rights and status, you will ruin your own job. Moreover, the ancient feudal society and dynasties are as bad as there is nothing to clean up. It is better to prepare for reforms after ascending to the throne to prepare for the future.

If the protagonist wants to make a complete change, the Eight Banners will be the guarantor force. In the relevant resistance, the bannermen and their own people can be easily persuaded. After all, it is the early Qing Dynasty, but it is hard to say for those literati, landlords, scholars and pre-Ming forces in the Central Plains and Han Dynasty. Maybe they have some ideas for reform. After all, there are many "plots that cannot be changed by the ancestral system" that hinder people. Especially those related to Confucius, including the Confucius family, I hope to be more cautious, otherwise it will easily become a different kind of infamy and obstacles later, even if our timeline is generally critical of Confucius, including its derivatives.

Let's start with the Eight Banners disciples. After entering the customs in the early Qing Dynasty, how can we break the situation? Even if you become the emperor, there are huge conflicts under your rule. How can the huge Han people be willing to be ruled by hundreds of thousands of you? Others will be beheaded if they disobey, and beheaded by force. Will your protagonist be beheaded too?

The identity of the male protagonist reaps the dividends from the Manchu clan, right? Smashing your own pot of food? There is a joke "Why did Your Majesty rebel?" Not all identities are suitable for rebellion! Arthur!

As long as you are able to fight against the Qing Dynasty, it is better to reform the Qing Dynasty, grow your hair, change your clothes, change your surname, and establish a Qing Empire with Chinese characteristics in the new era. This is the right thing to do. The Qing Dynasty was criticized for its unique clothing and hair style and the technological gap between the East and the West caused by its precautions against the Han people. If you take the initiative to integrate into it and become fully Chinese, what are you afraid of?

If your identity overthrew the Qing Dynasty, can you still survive?

Let's see how the protagonist behaves! We can learn from our predecessors - Xianbei and the Northern Wei Dynasty suppressed Xianbei before! Later, the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty violently attacked Mongolia

Rebellion is political correctness

If you rebel, just rebel. Don't rebel for the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty is not a good thing, and the Ming Dynasty will not be much better.

No, brother, after looking at them for a long time, I didn't understand. The two protagonists' prince fathers, not to mention their supreme status, must be among the top three in the world. How can one person just curse a few words? Do you have to hit people yourself? This position is completely useless. Don't you understand why a rich man can't sit down in court? Even the janitor dared to scold the protagonist and beat him down after playing? Isn't the protagonist's temper too good? The protagonist traveled back in time from modern times, but you haven't even managed to maintain your dignity? Hong Chengchou, a loser with no official position, can still scare the protagonist. If Dorgon knew about this, he wouldn't be able to kill his whole family? You are a surrendered general and you get Senima?

The two yellow flags are very oppressive to other flags, and other flags have the desire to rebel.

The butt determines the head, and if you rebel against a race other than yours, you will have different ideas. Once you reach that position, you must pay more attention to developing technological weapons and improving people's lives. If the rebellion succeeds, the first person to die will be the protagonist and his family.

When the protagonist becomes the regent, change Fengtian to Shidalingrad

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Shuangwen's underlying logic doesn't make sense! Isn't it a death-dealing thing to rely on the means of a dandy to fight against the Qing Dynasty? It's better to get some poison and kill them all.

Many people like to write about money rat tails, which is pure nonsense. If you don't believe me, you can take a look at the portraits of the Qing Dynasty emperors. They all had hair. Therefore, if you keep your head or not, you just have to shave your head or have a buzz cut. The emperors all have hair on their sideburns.

Yild, of the Shumulu family, lived in Hunchun (now part of Jilin). He was a native of the Zhenghuang Banner in Manchuria and the nephew of the emperor Yang Guli and the first-class Duke Tan Tai. In the third year of Tiancong (the second year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, 1629), he attacked Beijing and defeated the Ming army in Luanzhou. Five years later, they besieged Dalinghe City. In the fifth year (1640, the 13th year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty), he attacked Jinzhou and was defeated by the Ming soldiers. In the seventh year, he besieged Jinzhou and defeated the Ming soldiers who seized the artillery. In the first year of Shunzhi (1644), he was stationed in Jinzhou. The following year, he defeated Nanjing and defeated the Ming general Huang Degong. In the sixth year of his reign, he was promoted to the rank of Jingqi Nihafan, a first-class scholar from Jin Shenghuan. In the eighth year, he was awarded the title of Gushan Ezhen. The following year, he was promoted to the first rank. He conquered Hunan from Nikan, died in battle in Nikan, and was convicted and dismissed from his post. In the twelfth year, he was awarded the title of General Ninghai, and Chen Liuyu, the general of the Southern Ming Dynasty, was equal to Zhoushan. In the 14th year, he was reinstated and promoted to the first-class uncle. In the 16th year, Yild went to Yunnan and was promoted to the first-class marquis. In the 18th year, Yild died in the army. In the fourth year of Shunzhi (1647), Aixing Ashun, the son of the first-class Duke Tazhan, attacked the first-class Duke. In the eighth year of Shunzhi (1651), Emperor Shunzhi commemorated his meritorious service and gave him a third-class light chariot captain's salary. Appointed as a minister of bodyguard. In the 16th year of Shunzhi (1659), he went to Yunnan. Zhu Youlang, the king of Gui in the Southern Ming Dynasty, and Mu Tianbo, the Duke of Guizhou, and others went to Burma. Li Dingguo, the king of Jin, went to Menggen (now Jingdong area, Myanmar), and Bai Wen, the king of Gongchang, went to Mu State. Emperor Shunzhi ordered Wu Sangui to move to the Western Domain and control Yunnan. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), Wu Sangui asked Shangshu to send troops to Myanmar to destroy Zhu Youlang and eliminate border troubles. Ai Xing'a was awarded the title of General of Dingxi, and together with Zhuoluo, Gorqin and Xunta as commanders, Biliktu and Feiyasiha as commanders of the army, and Berhetu as forward commander, they led the forbidden brigade to join Wu Sangui in conquering Yunnan and Myanmar. In the 18th year of Shunzhi, Ai Xing A Yin captured Zhu Youlang, Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming Dynasty (it was indeed the Eight Banners soldiers led by Ai Xing'a who first captured Zhu Youlang) plus Shaobao and Taibao of the crown prince. He died in the third year of Kangxi's reign (1664), and was given the posthumous title Jingkang. In addition to Tan Tai Tanbu brothers and Ta Zhan, the Shumulu family now also has this Yild and Ai Xing. This Yild is Qi Buchen's cousin in terms of seniority. And Aixing'a is Qibuchen's nephew. With such a family background, Qibuchen is indeed qualified to be Duduo or Dorgon's son-in-law and the protagonist's brother-in-law.

Is the brother protagonist still missing a younger brother? I feel sorry for a family in this period. This family was loyal to the regent, so after the death of the regent, he was liquidated by the ancestors. The family is relatively strong in the two yellow flags. If the protagonist still lacks a younger brother, I can set up a younger brother who will follow the protagonist.

Character's name; Shumulu. Qibuchen, character's gender; male, character's age; Born in 1624, the character's origin; Shumulu clan of Zhenghuang Banner, Manchuria, family background of the character; Qi Buchen is the youngest son of Tan Tai, the first-class Duke of Baja Lazhangjing in Zhenghuang Banner, Manchuria. In the fifth year of Shunzhi (1648), Tan Tai was awarded the title of General of the Conquest of the South. He led his troops south to conquer the south of the Yangtze River and made many military achievements. He pacified the Jinling army in Jiangxi and returned to the court. Tan Tai was awarded the post of Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs for his merits. (Xihan's wife is the third daughter of Yangguli) University scholars Ganglin, Qi Chongge and others won the trust of the regent Dorgon. In the eighth year of Shunzhi, Aobai reported that Tan Tai was clinging to Prince Rui and doing things for personal gain. The accusations were all true. The emperor ordered Tan Tai to commit suicide and ransack his family. Qi Buchen's mother is the daughter of Irgenjueluo Ashan, the capital of Zhenglan Banner. Uncle Qi Buchen was a famous general in the early Qing Dynasty. The eldest daughter of Erhachi's second brother, Duoluo Yongzhuang, was the eldest daughter of Bellemulhaqi. She was also the adopted daughter of Nurhaci, whose name was Eligege.) Qibuchen's uncle was Tanbu, one of the sixteen ministers in the early Qing Dynasty, who became the minister of the Ministry of Industry during the Shunzhi period. Qi Buchen's cousin was Ta Zhan, the son of Wu Xun King Yang Guli. Ta Zhan was unable to lead the people to guard the imperial camp during the Taizong period, so Ming soldiers rushed into the imperial camp. Chaoping Gong was demoted to a first-class Duke (this first-class Duke was passed down to the end of the Qing Dynasty). During the Shunzhi period, Ta Zhan became an internal minister. Ta Zhan died in the fourth year of Shunzhi. (Chaoping Gongtazhan married the fifth daughter of Abatai, King of Raogege Raoyu County, and Yangguli's second daughter married Bohetuo, the third son of Abatai, King of Raoyu County) Qibuchen's biological aunt married Kangxi's grandfather Tong Guolai as his step-wife. Character personality; calm and decisive, brave and courageous, refreshing and generous, character's specialties; careful thinking. Qi Buchen has strong work ability and character experience; Qi Buchen got close to the protagonist because of his father Tan Tai. Later, Qi Buchen gained the protagonist's trust and became the protagonist's direct confidant. After that, Qi Buchen served the protagonist loyally. After the protagonist ascended the throne, Qi Buchen inherited the title of First-Class Duke. At the same time, Qi Buchen also became one of the important ministers during the protagonist's period. In the end, Qi Buchen had a good death. I hope Tan Tai's family can have a good ending. Historically, after Tan Tai committed suicide because of Dorgon, his title of first-class duke was also abolished. From then on, there was no one in Tan Tai's lineage. By the way, brother, can you write me a wife? I want to be single. I don't have any requirements for the candidate. It can be the daughter of Duduo or Dorgon. It's up to you.

It's a good idea. First of all, I know Qing Chao, but I really don't like him. No matter who he fights, no matter whether he wins or loses, he has to give something to others and has no sense of being a master of the matter.

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It was normal for Dorgon to fall off his horse and die. He suffered from depression, which was viral myocarditis, hemoptysis, and even a stroke, which meant that his heart and brain were sick. However, he had been very busy and indulged in lust. If Dorgon could live a long life like this, it would be abnormal.

How many normal books are there in Starting Point History? Aren't they all just daydreaming and getting some national traffic? Isn't this supposed to be different?

Pig's feet should not follow the path of the opium eve, that is, silver wealth can only enter but not exit. Although the land is vast and abundant, the small-scale farmer economy dominates. We still need to give something to the world. For example, buying all kinds of resources like crazy. Before the Opium War, a big reason was that they were arrogant and could not protect themselves.

I'm familiar with the beginning of your sentence. What's wrong with you? (Thinking)

Are you a male college student? If you are a male college student, I will give you a ticket.

Too few, please update a few more chapters every day.