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To whom did Kangxi pass on in history?
Kangxi passed the throne to Yongzheng.

During Yong Zhengdi's reign, in order to strengthen the rule of southwest ethnic minorities, he implemented the policy of "returning home". The abolition of the base membership system and the implementation of land sharing have reduced the economic burden of landless farmers and promoted population growth. And vigorously rectify the finance, implement envy consumption, return government to the people, establish a system of raising wealth and saving, and implement the integration of officials and gentry to get food.

On the one hand, Yong Zhengdi followed the traditional national policy of "respecting Confucianism and valuing Taoism" of Shunzhi and Kangxi Emperor, and attached importance to the role of orthodox Confucianism (especially Neo-Confucianism of Cheng and Zhu) in political rule. At the same time, it also advocates "paying equal attention to three religions"; Replacing "Reason" with "Honesty" and Reforming Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism.

Sejong respected Confucius and gave lectures and held a banquet on the opening day, which showed that he followed his father's national policy of "respecting Confucianism and valuing Taoism" and attached importance to the role of traditional Confucianism (especially Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism) in political rule. It is manifested in the following aspects: First, it attaches importance to the educational function of traditional Confucianism (especially Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism). Secondly, under the guidance of the traditional Confucian thought of "harmony between man and nature", the political rule was carried out by using the "teaching of Shinto".

Extended data:

1, Yongzheng's practice of scattering grain, wasting money and saving money, the memorial system and the Ministry of War, secret storage, changing soil into water, eliminating untouchables and establishing the system of ministers stationed in Tibet all became immutable laws of the Qing Dynasty.

2. In the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), the cabinet was outside the Taihe Gate for fear of leaking secrets. It began with the establishment of a military affairs office in Longzongmen. In order to deal with emergency military affairs and assist the emperor in handling government affairs, the confidential personnel in the cabinet were selected and compiled.

In the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732), it was renamed as "Handling Military Department" or "Military Department" for short.

The military minister was selected by the emperor and concurrently held by the cabinet minister. They obeyed the emperor directly and knelt down to take notes. Their activities are under the supervision of the emperor, and their will is recorded in full accordance with the emperor's words.

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