Emotions are mixed in palace fights and political struggles, which makes people feel petty. This is where the story shines. Finally, Ruoxi came back from the dead, separated from Yongzheng Heaven and Man, and earned enough tears from the audience.
Friends who have watched TV series or novels should know that Ruoxi died in Yin Zhen's arms on May 14. With Ruoxi's death, the scene returned to modern times and simply explained the endings of several characters.
What kind of person was the real May 4th Yin Zhen in history, and what was the final outcome? Especially after the death of Ruoxi, how has he been?
Yin Zhen and Yongzheng were blood brothers, but Yongzheng was raised by Tong Guifei since childhood, and he was indifferent by nature, so he had no intimate relationship with Yin Zhen.
Compared with his own brother, Yin Zhen went with May Yin Si. Later, he followed Mei and took part in the activity of seizing the office.
Kangxi was very angry about Mei's joining the Party to seek the throne, and Yin Zhen was also dragged down by it. As one of Kangxi's favorite princes, Yin Zhen showed his enthusiasm for the throne after failing to seize it in May.
Although Yongzheng followed the prince at first, he had already begun to seize the office. Yin Zhen is the antithesis of Yongzheng, whether following Mei or personally taking part in the throne, so the ending of Yin Zhen after Yongzheng's ascension will not be very good.
At the end of Kangxi, Yin Zhen, who was both civil and military, was highly valued by Kangxi. When Tibet was attacked by Junggar, he was named General Fuyuan and became the commander-in-chief of the Western Expedition.
Because of this, later generations had the saying that Kangxi wanted to adjust the fourteenth elder brother, and finally Yongzheng changed the imperial edict to the fourth elder brother.
Whether true or not, in the end, Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, and Yin Zhen became a loser. On his way back to the funeral, he surrendered the military power according to the order of the new emperor.
Back to Beijing, surrounded by Yongzheng, lost freedom of movement. Because he paid homage to his father's coffin at the Shouhuang Temple in Jingshan, he didn't pay a formal visit to Yongzheng, but only kowtowed at a distance, which angered Yongzheng even more.
In the first year of Yongzheng, Kangxi's coffin was transported to Jingling for burial. Yunchan (renamed to avoid the anonymity of the new emperor at that time) was ordered by Yongzheng to stay in Jingling, and Fan Shiyi, the company commander of Malanyu, was sent to monitor his actions, which was equivalent to confinement.
Yin Zhen was suspected to be behind some rumors against his voice at the beginning of his succession, especially those who questioned his change of imperial edict. Therefore, Yin Zhen has been banned and his actions have been strictly restricted since then.
In addition, Yongzheng threatened Yin Zhen with the death in May, saying, "Qiu Na wanted to die with him when she was in the imperial examination, but now she is dead, if you want to see it. If you want to die together, just listen to me. "
Yin Zhen spent many years in prison and was not released until Gan Long succeeded to the throne. In the second year of Qianlong, he was made a Lord protector. Later, he was promoted to the county king of Dorobel and Dorogon, and served as commander and general manager of Hanjun in Zhenghuangqi.
However, after being imprisoned for several years, Yin Zhen could no longer display his political talents. Finally, he died in Qianlong for twenty years and was given "diligence".