In September of the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), Yin Geng was imprisoned in Xian 'an Palace for his crime and released in December of the same year. In March of the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), Yin Yong was re-established as the Crown Prince. In October of the fifty-first year of Kangxi (17 12), he was deposed for his crimes and was still imprisoned in Xian 'an Palace. Since then, there have been many suggestions for its re-establishment, but Emperor Kangxi has never been re-established.
1, first deposed.
In May of the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), Emperor Kangxi visited the Great Wall and ordered the prince, eldest son, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth sons to accompany him. Several things happened during the trip, which intensified the contradiction between Emperor Kangxi and the Crown Prince: Prince Yin Gui and other princes reported many bad behaviors of the prince to Emperor Kangxi. For example, he was violent and heartless, beating the king, Baylor, ministers and even soldiers "rarely poisoned by them", as well as intercepting Mongolian tributes, indulging the wet nurse's husband, and the minister in charge of the internal affairs office, Ling Pu, blackmailed subordinates.
All kinds of unkind performances made Emperor Kangxi very dissatisfied. Some of these reports were untrue, but Emperor Kangxi believed them. Most importantly, he was not only annoyed by the prince's atrocities, but also dissatisfied with the prince's offside behavior. He believes that the Crown Prince's behavior is: "If you want to divide me, you can do whatever you want."
During Kangxi's lucky journey, Emperor Yin Mi, who was just seven years old, suddenly fell ill. Kangxi was in a hurry, but the prince was indifferent. On the one hand, Kangxi felt sorry for the young old son, on the other hand, he recalled the old things that had troubled him for more than ten years, so he angrily blamed the prince: as the eldest son, he didn't look like his brother. However, the crown prince not only refused to accept criticism, but also flew into a rage and talked back to his father arrogantly.
In addition, on his way back to Beijing, Kangxi found that the prince was close to his tent at night and peeped through the gap. He immediately suspected that the prince might "rebel". This incident also stimulated him to make up his mind to abolish the Crown Prince immediately.
2. Reconstruction and waste
In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), the conflict between the eldest brother and the eighth brother intensified because of the failure to compete for storage space. In order to ease the situation, Emperor Kangxi decided to re-establish Yin Geng as Prince. On the 22nd of the first month, Kangxi re-established Yin Yong as the Crown Prince, and sent officials to offer sacrifices to heaven, land, ancestors and countries.
Although the Crown Prince was re-established, the original contradiction between the Crown Prince and the Crown Prince was not resolved, so the incident of severely punishing the Crown Prince Party soon occurred. In April of the forty-ninth year of Kangxi (17 10), Shen Tiansheng, the minister of commerce, colluded with Ilsay, the minister of commerce, and took over the extra money case of Hulan Heshuo. The Crown Prince was planning to force his father to step down as soon as possible, and Kangxi was furious. The contradiction between the emperor and Chu Jun finally reached irreconcilable level. Kangxi decided to abolish the crown prince again.
In the fifty-first year of Kangxi (17 12), on September 30th, when Kangxi visited the Great Wall and returned to Beijing, he announced to his ministers: "Since the re-establishment, the former arrogance of Crown Prince Yin Yong has not been removed, so that he has lost people's hearts, and his ancestral business can never be entrusted to him. I've reported it to the Queen Mother, and now I'm going to take Yin Ru into custody. " 1 1 month 16, Emperor Kangxi ousted the Crown Prince and sent officials to worship heaven, earth, temple and country.
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On November 13th, the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), Emperor Kangxi was critically ill and called the three, four, seven, eight, nine, ten, twelve and thirteen emperors and Long Keduo to see him. Kangxi established Yin Zhen as the prince and Hongxi as the prince, and asked Yin Zhen to be kind to the abandoned prince and eldest son. Kangxi died in Changchun Garden that day. On 14th, Yin Zhen named Hongyan as the county king; On the 20th, Yin Zhen officially ascended the throne, and the following year was changed to the first year of Yongzheng. After Yong Zhengdi succeeded to the throne, Yin Yong changed its name to "Yunyong",1February 1 1 day, and Hong Yong, the second son of Yong, Feng Yun, Yong Zhengdi, became the king of Dorothy County.
In the second year of Yongzheng (1724), on December 13th, because Yin Yong was seriously ill, Yongzheng ordered the minister to arrange the funeral. 14, Yin Geng died of illness in Xian 'an Palace of the Forbidden City at the age of 5 1. 15, Yong Zhengdi will pay tribute to Prince Richie, which involves Yin Yong's gratitude to Yongzheng and teaches Hong Yong to be loyal to the emperor. The mother in the book is the side princess of Prince Li, supported by her son, and the rest of the concubines choose their residence according to their own wishes, "to enrich the food and clothing of the rest"; 16, Yong Zhengdi went to Wulong pavilion, crying for a drink.
After Yin Yong's death, Yongzheng stipulated: according to the funeral photos of the first two elder brothers Fujin, the example of Shuo Fujin (the actual specifications are higher than that of Prince Fujin), the funeral photos of Yin Yong and the example of Shuo Fujin; All the officials of Wang Fu are Dai Xiao (other ranks are Yun Zhi, Min Yun, Hong Shu, Hong Yun, Hong, Hong Yun, Hong Chun and Hong Ang); During the funeral, one bodyguard, two ministers of different ranks and fifty bodyguards were sent to set up a tent in Zhengjiazhuang. And so on. ?
After Yin Ren, posthumous title and Shuo Prince Li were buried in Huanghuashan (now Jixian County, Tianjin) and buried in Prince Li Garden.
Hirohito, the second son of Yin Yong, is the eldest grandson of Emperor Kangxi. He was loved by his grandfather and grew up in the palace. After his father Yin Yong was deposed as a prince, Hao has grown into a young man. He is a man of noble character, so there are rumors that Emperor Kangxi will make Yin Yong become Chu Jun for the third time because he loves Hirohito.
In the fourth year of Qianlong (1739), at the beginning of October, Zhuang Yunlu, the sixteenth son of Emperor Kangxi, and his descendants Hong Yong, Hong Sheng, Hong Chang, Hong Yun and others formed a clique and secretly communicated with each other, and wrote to demand that they be punished.
Emperor Qianlong thought: "Hongyan thinks she is the youngest son of the former prince, and has ulterior motives." He tried to give Hiro to the prince, but he still let him live in Zhengjiazhuang and was not allowed to go out of the city. Later, the place of detention was changed to Jingshan Orchard, and it was renamed forty-six except for its ancestral home. This incident cannot be said to be the aftermath of the Kangxi Dynasty's struggle for storage.
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