In the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi (1698), Baylor was sealed; In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), Yin Zhen was made Prince of Heshuoyong. After the second abolition of Prince Yin Reng, Yin Zhen actively tried to compete for backup. On November 13th, the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), Emperor Kangxi died in Changchun Garden in the northern suburb. He succeeded to the throne and changed his name to Yongzheng the following year.
During Yong Zhengdi's administration, he reorganized the organization and carried out a series of reforms in the management of officials. For example, in order to strengthen the rule of ethnic minorities in southwest China, it is necessary to change the soil into the stream. In order to improve people's livelihood, the population of China has exploded. And vigorously rectify the finances, implement the policy of envy returning to the public, and establish a system of hiding money.
In particular, in the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), he sent troops to Qinghai to quell the rebellion of Rob Tibet in Tenzin. During the Yongzheng period, the bureaucracy was reorganized, and a secret folding system was set up in the central government to monitor the subjects, and the king's meeting was abolished, and military aircraft were set up to guard it.
Moreover, the system of secret storage was perfected, and the way of succession to the throne was institutionalized, which avoided the situation that Kangxi emperor contended with princes to some extent. During Yong Zhengdi's reign, he was diligent in political affairs, boasting that "diligence is the best in the world" and "courtiers remonstrate at dusk".
A series of social reforms in Yong Zhengdi have played a key role in the continuation of the prosperous period of Kanggan. In the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), he died, and the temple number was Sejong. Yun Jian, the head of Jingtian in posthumous title, was named Wu Yingming, Kuan Renxin, Yi Rui, Sheng Daxiao and Cheng Xiandi. He was buried in the Tailing Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty and passed on to his fourth son, Li Hong.
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Yong Zhengdi (A.D. 1678 13 February 65438- 1735 10/28 October), the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, succeeded to the throne after his death and became the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Yongzheng is a very complicated and contradictory historical figure. He is an outstanding politician who is brave in innovation and diligent in being in power.
Reform and rectify the evils accumulated by Kangxi in his later years, sweep away the decadent wind, make the official administration clear, rule stable, enrich the national treasury, and reduce the burden on the people. But after all, he was a feudal emperor with great shortcomings and limitations, and his succession to the throne was also very doubtful. On reward for merit: Yongzheng first abolished the poll tax for thousands of years and implemented the "land equalization system" in favor of poor peasants.
This major change in China's tax system; The establishment of the military department has popularized the memorial system. In the Ming dynasty, power was concentrated in the cabinet, so power came into being. Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty further concentrated power in the hands of the emperor and founded the Ministry of War. The minister of military affairs directly deals with all localities and ministries to understand the local situation and convey the emperor's will.
The practice of changing the land into the stream in ethnic minority areas has hit and restricted the separatist regime and privileges of chieftains, which is conducive to the economic and cultural development of ethnic minority areas. In addition, Yongzheng made many commendable achievements, such as punishing corruption, liberating untouchables, pacifying Rob's hiding in Tenzin, and sending ministers to Tibet, which contributed to the unification and development of China.
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