My Ama Is Kangxi

Insulting Grandpa Yuan Longping, you are really too full. Don't want to live anymore?

Please take it off the shelves and thank you. Don't ruin the reputation of the Internet literary circle here.

A traitor is his father, a traitor to his country for glory, a traitor to his country

Those who invade our Qing Dynasty will be cut off no matter how far away they are, and they will be compensated no matter how strong they are!

Has the author of this book watched too many TV dramas?

Please do not rebel if you wear it clean, please remove it from the shelves. Thank you.

Keep your hair but not your head, keep your head but not your hair

This book has been around for more than ten years now. It has been so long ago that I have forgotten the specific content. It is only now that I saw the backstage comments and read it again and realized what I wrote at that time. After reading it, I quickly made changes. To this day, I still feel very sad and guilty, and I don't want to give any explanation. I just want to say that if I am wrong, I need to correct it in time. I also hope that everyone can continue to criticize and correct me. In recent years, I have become more and more aware that writing is a difficult and responsible thing. I also need to be more and more cautious in my words and deeds. I have to consider every word and every word, so as not to cause misleading or misunderstanding. Pay attention and pay attention again and be cautious and cautious.

Why does it smell like a spoiled wife? This article is so disgusting.

Just look at the introduction and you will know that it is silly, silly, silly.

The queen is still dead, what a pity.

Yang Hao Yang Hao, a native of Shangqiu. In the eighth year of Wanli, he became a Jinshi. He has known Nanchang and Li counties. When he became the censor, he sat in charge of Dali and judged affairs. Then he moved to Shandong to participate in the discussion and guarded the Liaohai Road. Chang and General Dong Yiyuan spent a snowy night in Moshan, raided Mongolia's flower tent, and made a big gain. Enter deputy envoy. He cultivated more than 130 hectares of wasteland and accumulated more than 18,000 stones of millet every year. Enter politics. In the spring of the 25th year, he and his deputy general Li Rumei went out of the fortress, losing ten generals and more than 160 soldiers. He met North Korea and used troops again, and was ordered to be exempted from the crime of pickaxe. He was promoted to the censor of Youqiandu and managed the military affairs of North Korea. Before the pickaxe arrived, I first reported ten things, asking the Korean officials and people to lose millet so that they could be promoted in rank, given officials, and atone for their sins, and the local officials and slaves were exempted from service. He also accused the Korean monarchs and ministers of concealing their savings and not paying their troops, and they were impeached. Because North Korea has many complaints. At that time, the Japanese generals Xingzhang, Qingzheng and others had already occupied Nanyuan and Jeonju, and led their troops to invade Jeolla and Gyeongsang, forcing Wang Jing to be very fierce. Lai Chen was captured with due respect, but the rural guide was absolutely defeated. However, after the war in Korea, the country was in a state of depression for thousands of miles, and the thieves had nothing to gain from plundering, so they only accumulated millet in Quanluo for a long-term plan, and the Chinese soldiers gradually gathered. On the first day of September, Hao arrived in Wangjing. Hui Lieutenant General Xie Sheng and others repeatedly defeated the thieves, and the Korean army also made several achievements. The Japanese retreated to Ulsan. In December, Governor Xing Jie and Admiral Ma Gui of Haohui discussed the strategy of advancing the army. They divided 40,000 people into three confederations, with deputy general Gao Ce commanding the center, Li Rumei on the left, and Li Fangchun and Jie Sheng on the right to jointly attack Ulsan. First, they used a small number of soldiers to taste the thieves. The thieves went out to fight and were severely defeated. They all rushed to occupy the island mountain and formed three fences outside the city to solidify themselves. When Hao was an official in Liaodong, he got close to Rumei. At that time, the guerrilla Chen Yin even broke through the second fence of the thieves, and the third fence was pulled down. The pickaxe was like plum blossoms before it arrived. He didn't want Yin Gong to come out on it, so he suddenly rang the gold and closed the army. The thieves closed the city and did not leave, waiting for reinforcements. Officers and soldiers surrounded them on all sides, the ground was muddy, and it was a harsh winter, with wind and snow cracking their skin, and the soldiers had no solid ambition. The thieves fired cannons day and night and used medicine to boil bombs, killing those who encountered them. The officers and soldiers could not lay siege for ten days. The thieves knew that the officers and soldiers were slack, so they begged for surrender to slow down the attack. On the second day of the first lunar month next year, reinforcements from the president arrived suddenly. Hao was so frightened that he ran first in embarrassment, followed by other troops. If a thief attacks, the dead will not be counted. After the deputy general Wu Weizhong and the guerrilla Mao Guo were cut off, the thieves returned and lost much of their baggage. This is a battle. It has been planned for many years, and all the strength of the sea is used to unite the people of Korea. If they are abandoned at once, the whole country will be resentful. After Hao ran away, he rushed towards Qingzhou with his nobles. Fearing that the thieves would attack, he withdrew all his troops and returned to Wangjing, where he and the governor had a good news. There were nearly 20,000 soldiers dead in the various camps. Hao was so angry that he stopped playing and only counted more than a hundred people. Hao was bereaved by his father, and he was ordered to take the matter into consideration. Wang Xian'an, the censor, tried to impeach him for other crimes, and the cabinet ministers protected him. He drafted an edict of praise, but the edict was not issued for a long time. Ding Yingtai, the director of the praise painting, heard about Hao's defeat and asked Hao for advice. The Hao instructions were written in Zhang Wei's and Shen Guanyi's handwriting, and the decree was not issued yet, so he boasted about his achievements. Ying Tai was indignant and resisted all the defeats. He said that Hao should be punished twenty-eight times and that he should be ashamed of ten. He was also impeached and had always supported others in committing adultery. The emperor was furious and wanted to enforce the law. The first assistant, Zhao Zhigao, came to the rescue, but he dismissed the pickaxe and ordered people to listen to the survey. He was replaced by Wan Shide, the governor of Tianjin. Now that the Eastern Expedition has been completed, Yang Yingwen narrates the merits of Hao and the imperial edict to reuse it. In the thirty-eighth year, he started to care for Liaodong. They attacked Chaohua in Zhen'an and destroyed it. The imperial censor Tian Shengjin impeached him and started a provocation. There were many things going on in the Liao Zuo at that time, and Hao strongly recommended Li Rumei to be re-appointed as a general. He was impeached by Ma Xi and Yu Shi Yang Zhouhe. The pickaxe was sparse and begging for leave, but the emperor did not ask, but the pickaxe led him away. In April of the forty-sixth year, our Qing army rose up and defeated Fushun. The guarding general Wang Mingyin was killed. The governor of Liaodong, Li Weihan, and the commander-in-chief Zhang Chengyun came to help. Both the deputy commander-in-chief Po Ting and others died in the battle, and there were great earthquakes near and far. Ting Yihao was familiar with Liao affairs, so he sent the right minister of the Ministry of War to manage the affairs. As soon as he arrived, he declared the discipline and recruited troops from all directions in order to make a big move. In July, the Qing soldiers captured Qinghe from Crow Falcon Pass, and deputy general Zou Chuxian died in the battle. The imperial edict gave him a pickaxe and a square sword, and he was able to kill the commander-in-chief and lower-ranking officers. He also killed the fleeing generals Chen Dada and Gao Xuan in the Qinghe army. In the winter, reinforcements from all directions gathered, and they discussed advancing the army. At that time, Chi You's flag was high in the sky, comets appeared in the east, stars fell and earthquakes occurred, and those who knew thought that the expedition was defeated. The great scholar Fang Congzhe, the Secretary of the Ministry of War Huang Jiashan, and the Minister of Military Affairs Zhao Xingbang all took advantage of the lack of pay for a long time, issued a red flag, and marched with Hao Hao. In the first month of next year, Hao Nai met with Governor Wang Keshou, Governor Zhou Yongchun, Inspector Chen Wangting and others to decide to take the oath on February 11th and leave the fortress on the 21st. The troops were divided into four groups: Commander-in-Chief Ma Lin sent out from Kaiyuan to attack the north, Du Song sent out from Fushun to attack the west, Li Rubai went out from Crow Falcon Pass to Qinghe River to attack the south, Liu Jing sent out from Kuan Dian from the southeast, and Liang Ma Dian attacked the rear, and was assisted by Korean soldiers. No. 470,000 Troops are scheduled to march through the two passes on March 2. It was snowing heavily, the troops were not able to advance, and the division was in danger. Song wanted to make his first success, so he crossed the Hun River first and entered Erdaoguan. He fell into ambush and his army was completely wiped out. Lin Tong's Kaiyuan soldiers came out from Sanchakou. When they heard that Song Song was defeated, they formed a camp to consolidate themselves. The soldiers of the Qing Dynasty took advantage of the heights to attack, but Lin failed to support them, so they were defeated and fled. When Hao heard this, he hurriedly called out to stop the armies of Rubai and Qi, but Rubai did not advance. It has penetrated three hundred miles and reached the deep river. The Qing soldiers attacked it but did not move. Already, it is Zhang Song's flag, which is covered by his clothes, armor and . After entering the camp, there was great chaos in the camp, and Qi Li died in battle. Only if Bai's army was defeated. More than 310 civil and military officers died before and after, and more than 45,800 soldiers were killed. The loss of horses, camels, and armor was useless. When the news of defeat broke out, the capital was greatly shaken. Yang He, the censor, impeached him and refused to report him. No matter what, Kaiyuan and Tieling were lost one after another. The official handed over the seal and imprisoned him, and he was arrested and sentenced to prison and sentenced to death. In the second year of Chongzhen's reign, he committed suicide. Li Weihan Li Weihan is from Suizhou. In the forty-fourth year of Wanli, he patrolled Liaodong with the right deputy capital censor. The Liao Dynasty was surrounded by enemies on three sides and had no need of troops for a long time. The self-taxation of Gao Huaihe and the Huaihe River had reduced the army and the people for more than ten years, and the army and the people became more and more difficult. But all the ministers he served successively were mediocre, and they spent their miserable years. The emperor again ignored thousands of people, and ignored the appeals of his border ministers, which caused great disaster in the Liao Dynasty. After Zhang Chengyun's death, Wei Han returned home. At the beginning of the Apocalypse, officials began to discuss death. Zhou Yongchun Zhou Yongchun is from Jinxiang. The official etiquette department is all in trouble. The Qi party was strong, with Yongchun and Qi Shijiao at the head. Taichang Shaoqing was promoted to the censor of Youqiandu and replaced Weihan as governor. After the defeat, Zuo Jingluo arranged military food and supplies, and was exhausted from hard work. After two years, he gave up and returned. At the beginning of the Apocalypse, Yanguan pursued the crime of Kaiyuan's fall and sent him to garrison.

The Minister of Punishment retired and brought several large boxes with him. When Kangxi opened the box, he saw that they were all filled with iron nails Bo Shi Tongjin Original 2020-10-28 15:27 · Creators in the field of high-quality history In the 23rd year of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi encountered a difficult matter. At that time, Wei Xiangshu was 69 years old and had reached the age of becoming an official. However, Kangxi was very reluctant to let go because Kangxi knew that Wei Xiangshu was an honest official and it was a time of employment, so he was reluctant to let Wei Xiangshu return to his hometown. Wei Xiangshu knew that Kangxi had not approved his memorial, so he knelt in front of the Qianqing Gate and begged. Kangxi finally relented and agreed to Wei Xiangshu's request, and gave him a plaque to send the old minister back home along the way. Unexpectedly, as soon as Wei Xiangshu left the outskirts of Beijing, big trouble would arise. University scholar Suo Etu and others reported that Wei Xiangshu had brought several large boxes with him when he returned to his hometown, and the boxes were filled with treasures. They hoped that Kangxi would conduct a thorough investigation. After receiving the report, Kangxi was very confused, because Wei Xiangshu boasted that he "swore not a penny" and had been an official for many years. He was honest and honest and did not embezzle a penny. How did he get so much money? But Suo'etu said that he had a nose and eyes, and said that the box was very heavy and must be gold and silver. Kangxi was 30 years old at the time and was in his prime. After being encouraged by Suo'etu, he immediately sent people to intercept Wei Xiangshu. Kangxi regretted it as soon as he gave the order. After all, Wei Xiangshu was a veteran of two dynasties and had worked hard for the court for many years. Even if he embezzled some gold and silver, he should leave some dignity to the old minister. It's a pity that the order has been issued, and I regret it so much that I can only wait for the result. Let's talk about Wei Xiangshu first. Wei Xiangshu, courtesy name Huanji, was born in Yuzhou, Hebei Province. In the third year of Shunzhi, he became a Jinshi in high school, entered the Hanlin Academy, and later served as censor. From the day he became an official, Wei Xiangshu vowed not to embezzle any money from the people and was willing to be a poor official. He was an upright official and was not afraid of the powerful. Moreover, as a censor, his impeachments were based on facts and were never fabricated. He was praised by Kangxi as a model of honest officials. During the Kangxi period, Suo'etu, a great scholar, gained power in both the government and the public, and formed cliques for personal gain. Wei Xiangshu repeatedly wrote to impeach Suo'etu. In order to retaliate, Suo'etu tried every means to impeach Wei Xiangshu, but unfortunately he failed. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi, Wei Xiangshu was promoted from Zuodu Censor to Minister of the Ministry of Justice. He took the initiative to write a letter and refused to leave the position of Censor. Kangxi made an exception and made him serve as Minister of the Ministry of Justice and concurrently as Zuodu Censor. After that, Wei Xiangshu collected evidence and overthrew three frontier officials including Shanxi Governor Wang Keshan, which caused a sensation. In the 23rd year of Kangxi, Wei Xiangshu could not continue to serve as an official due to physical reasons, so he requested to retire and return to his hometown. Kangxi failed to retain him, so he had to let him return home. Unexpectedly, he got into trouble because he brought several large boxes. It turned out that when Wei Xiangshu passed by the post station, a postman helped carry his luggage. He found that Wei Xiangshu's box was very heavy and did not look like clothes, books, etc. It must be gold and silver treasures, so he reported it to Suo Etu. Suo'etu hated Wei Xiangshu so much, how could he miss this opportunity? So he complained to Kangxi and asked Kangxi to investigate Wei Xiangshu's "dirty silver" and punish Wei Xiangshu. It is said that Kangxi sent people to intercept Wei Xiangshu back from the suburbs of Beijing. Wei Xiangshu looked confused, thinking that Kangxi regretted letting him return home. Unexpectedly, Suo'etu and the others were already waiting for him at the gate of the palace. Wei Xiangshu seemed to understand what was going on. He immediately straightened his back and tilted his body to see what tricks Suo Etu had in store. After a while, Emperor Kangxi rushed to the scene. In front of everyone, Kangxi ordered people to open Wei Xiangshu's box. Suo'etu and others poked their heads, waiting to see Wei Xiangshu's joke. Unexpectedly, when the box was opened, everyone was dumbfounded - several large boxes were filled with nails. Seeing this result, Kangxi was also very embarrassed, so he forced a smile and asked Wei Xiangshu: "Why does Aiqing bring so many iron nails when she returns to her hometown?" Wei Xiangshu replied: "When I was young, every time it was windy and cold, I would go to Yuzhou Township. My house often collapsed and was damaged. I saw that the nails in the capital were slightly longer than those in my hometown, so I bought a few boxes and gave them to the villagers to strengthen their houses." Kangxi was very ashamed after hearing this, and ordered Wei Xiangshu to be rewarded with some gold and silver, and sent someone to send him back to his hometown. As for Suo'etu, he had already retreated to the back of the crowd. More than a year after Wei Xiangshu returned home, he died of illness at home. Kangxi was very sad and sent the Ministry of Rites to host his funeral and gave him the posthumous title "Minguo". During the Qianlong period, Qianlong still said: "You should be like Wei Xiangshu when speaking about officials." When you serve as an official, you should be honest and honest without losing your original intention, so that you can be famous for generations. Wei Xiangshu is a truly honest official. This article refers to "Manuscripts of Qing History" and "Prosecutors in History"

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