clean bill of health

On October 21st, the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), 69-year-old Kangxi went hunting in Nanyuan with great interest. 1/kloc-0 was unwell on July 7th and died on the evening of13rd. Some people say that Kangxi died of poisoning. In the case of Lv Liuliang in Yongzheng period, Ceng Jing's confession was: "The emperor of the holy ancestor Changchun Garden was seriously ill. When the emperor enters a bowl of ginseng soup, the holy father dies. " This means that Kangxi was poisoned and the murderer was Yongzheng. Meng Sen, a famous expert in Qing history, believes that Kangxi's illness is not serious, and his sudden death makes his life suspicious. Ma Guoxian, an Italian who experienced it personally, recorded: "The night of death, the sound of howling, the feeling of uneasiness, that is, non-toxic, will suddenly change greatly, and it can be asserted." Others believe in official records. Records of the Holy Father of Qing Dynasty: On 13th, Kangxi became seriously ill, and ordered all the Jinshi to be summoned to the imperial couch and sent to Yongzheng. It is also said that Kangxi ordered Yongzheng to observe the ceremony in the suburbs in his later years. It can be seen that the successor chosen by Kangxi is Yongzheng. Kangxi is a shrewd man. He knew that the emperors were vying for the throne, and he was always on his guard. The theory of poisoning can't stand scrutiny. In the TV series Kangxi Dynasty, the death of Kangxi was explained as follows: Kangxi was about to announce the death of "Li Chu", but suddenly died on the throne of the dragon. There are indeed different records about the death of Kangxi in the history books. The book "The Mystery of Justice" records that Kangxi left a will after he was seriously ill: "Pass on fourteen sons." The will was given to the prince's uncle Long Keduo, who was in charge of the defense of Beijing at that time. Long Keduo happened to be Yun's best friend. The two colluded and changed the word "ten" into the word "jade". So the testamentary edict became "passed on to the fourth son". The book also said that when Kangxi died, the fourth son of the emperor allowed him to "eat a bowl of ginseng chicken soup, but somehow, the emperor's sage collapsed" and became emperor. In other words, Yongzheng poisoned his father. According to Ma Guoxian, an Italian who was in Changchun Garden at that time, there were cries in the garden on the night of the emperor's death, which made him feel uneasy. In other words, even if there is no such thing as poisoning, there must be a "mutation". There is also a saying in unofficial history that when Kangxi died, he called the minister into the palace, but no one came for a long time. Suddenly I opened my eyes and found Yin, the fourth son of the emperor, standing in front of me. I was so angry that I took off the jade bead and threw it at Yin. Soon, Kangxi died. Yin took out the tampered testamentary edict and announced to his brothers and officials that his father had been transferred to himself, with beads as evidence. The most obvious evidence of Yongzheng's usurpation is that his biological mother died because she was dissatisfied with her son's usurpation. And several brothers who knew the inside story were executed by Yongzheng under various excuses. In Kangxi's later years, there were two important figures, one was Zhao Chang, an official of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the other was Wei Zhu, a eunuch. The two of them personally waited on Emperor Kangxi, which won their favor. They take care of their daily life and convey their wishes. We should know the inside story of Emperor Kangxi's death and Yong Zhengdi's accession to the throne. Strangely, they were soon executed by Yong Zhengdi. According to missionary Ma Guoxian, "Yongzheng ascended the throne and issued a decree that shocked the whole country. Zhao Chang was detained, executed, his property was confiscated and his children were slaves. " Yong Zhengdi's behavior is also very unusual. He kept saying that he was the favorite son of Emperor Kangxi, but after he ascended the throne, he seemed to be afraid of the undead of Emperor Kangxi. A person who believes in the fate of ghosts and gods, if he has done something wrong to his father and brother, will have ghosts in his heart, and will stay away from his father's undead in daily life, entertainment and burial. Although this is not direct evidence to seize the position, it can be regarded as circumstantial evidence if other evidence can be established. Of course, some experts believe that according to official history books, especially the Record of the Father edited by Yongzheng, Kangxi died of illness. Since the winter of the forty-seventh year of Kangxi, he has been sick, old and weak, flustered, his right hand failed, dizzy, his legs swollen, "getting up early, shaking his hands, looking unsightly" and "his heart pounding and his face changing". The elderly may suffer from heart and blood circulation diseases and die suddenly.