Yin Yong, the second prince, was deposed twice, the second time and was banned for life.
Yin Zhi, the third prince: He was first sent to guard the mausoleum of Emperor Kangxi, and then he was detained in Shijingshan, where he was tortured to death.
Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor: successfully won the throne, which was later Yong Zhengdi.
Yi Yin, the eighth son of the emperor, was expelled from the royal family in the fourth year of Yongzheng, renamed Aquinas, was imprisoned in Zongren House, and died in prison soon.
Huang Jiuzi Yi Yin: In the third year of Yongzheng, he died suddenly while being escorted.
Ten sons of the emperor? He was found guilty and put into prison, and was not released until Gan Long succeeded to the throne.
Andrew, the thirteenth son of the emperor, became the only person in the Manchu dynasty who didn't have to avoid the emperor. After Yong Zhengdi acceded to the throne, he was named Prince Yi and Prime Minister.
Yin Gui, the fourteenth son of the emperor: Yongzheng was reduced to Beizi in the third year, and was placed under house arrest the following year, and was released in the Qianlong Dynasty.
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Interpret the depth of Jiuzi's position;
"Nine sons seize the office" is actually the most fully embodiment of the problems existing in the eldest son inheritance system. Throughout the history of China, apart from the incident of "Nine sons seizing the office" in the middle and early period of Qing Dynasty, there were no such blatant and numerous incidents of princes vying for the throne in its stable period.
Historical events are accidental, but they are also inevitable. The eldest son inheritance system experienced a mature development process from pre-Qin to more than two thousand years, and its drawbacks were finally deeply exposed at the end of the feudal dynasty.