What is the life story of A Gui, a famous Qing Dynasty soldier? How did A Gui die?

A Gui, the Zhang family, was born in 17 17 and died in 1797. His father is acton, a college student. A Gui, whose real name is Guangting and Yunyan, was born in Zhenglan Banner of Manchuria. Later, with the exploits of Xinjiang, he was carried into Zhengbaiqi and became an important official of Qianlong Dynasty.

A Gui is one of the few generals in the Qing Dynasty who passed the imperial examination and became a military commander. And he can finally ascend to a high position and win the honor of the emperor. Like his father, he started with literature, took the road of scientific research and became an official court official. It can be said that acton strictly taught Pell, and Pell was greatly influenced by his father.

Biography of Akkad in Qing Dynasty: One day, A Gui waited on Akkad and said: The imperial court used you as a criminal officer. How should the prison be governed? A Gui said: If we act according to the law, we should treat it as a crime, with one crime and one crime, which is ten crimes. Acton was furious and asked for advice. A Gui was scared. Acton said: As you said, there are no perfect people in the world! Ten crimes, five or six treatments, can't be compared, but can you do it? And one crime is enough to ask? A Gui, who is in charge of punishments, repeatedly told his men. Father's teaching is not only remembered by himself, but also often used to warn others.

In the third year of Qianlong, A Gui was awarded the vice governor of Mongolia, awarded the red flag, and defended the northwest frontier for a long time. Thirteen years after Qianlong, he took part in the battles of Jinchuan. Among A Gui's achievements, pacifying Jinchuan is a battle that cannot be ignored. In the 14th year of Qianlong reign, Jinchuan was still under the management of Tusi for the sake of regional harmony and prevention of unrest. However, due to various things and disputes, more than ten years later, chiefs in various places have had a larger rebellion.

By the middle of Qianlong, Sharon, the toast of Dajinchuan, was too old to cope, so he handed over the right to preside over the toast affairs to his nephew Langka. Langka is an ambitious teenager. After seizing power, he constantly invaded the neighboring chiefs. In the twenty-second year of Qianlong, he attacked Xiaojinchuan and Gebushza Tusi.

At that time, the governor of Sichuan was Kaitai. He repeatedly ordered to discourage Langka's actions, but Langka ignored them and continued to invade neighboring countries. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong, Sonomu, the grandson of Sharon, lured and killed Tusi Gebusha, and Ge Sang, a monk from Xiaojinchuan, also attacked Tusi Oxi and Tusi Zhengming, openly confronting the Qing reinforcements.

When the war broke out, Emperor Qianlong ordered college students' literary works to invade Sichuan from Yunnan. Because A Gui was familiar with Sichuan, Wen Fu took him to Jinchuan battlefield.

Tianbi Dong, the Sichuan magistrate, was relieved of his post under unfavorable circumstances, and A Gui acted as the magistrate. Although A Gui was an official by writing, the fighting factors in Manchu blood were not exhausted. At the beginning of the war, A Gui took the lead in killing all the villages of Balangla, Damu and Bazong, and soon captured Mount Gigi Lai and Akmal. On merit, A Gui gave merit to the Counsellor.

Later, Guilin lost in the battle of Mo Long ditch and was illegally dismissed. A Gui was ordered to go to Qiannan to direct Guilin.

After A Gui took over the battlefield in Guilin, he began to plan. After learning about the situation in various places, he quietly assembled troops in Mo Long ditch, and then took advantage of the fog in the middle of the night to seize Jiamu Mountain in lightning speed, successfully occupying this strategic place, and put the Qing army in a favorable position in an instant. The battle was finally won because of A Gui's heroic performance.

A Gui's contribution in Qing Dynasty was not marching and fighting, but the arrangement of local pension after the war. In the twenty years of Qianlong, A Gui paid attention to the production situation in Xinjiang during the war to pacify Junggar rebellion, show great filial piety and harmony, and unify Xinjiang. Therefore, after the war, in order to restore the agricultural production in Yili, regardless of the heavy snow, we led the soldiers from Aksu to Yili, striving to sow the first seed when the spring was warm and thawed. Not only that, he also planted seeds, while building forts and roads, as well as cultivated land. Later, his farming policy was a great success, which solved the problem of feeding local soldiers and civilians, reduced the burden on the court and won the love of local people.

In addition to being rewarded, the heroes of the Qing Dynasty hung their own portraits in Ziguangge. There were four times before and after the Emperor Gaozong period in the Qing Dynasty. The more they relied on the former, the greater their contribution. When the order of hanging images is rearranged many times, take Gui as an example. First, the ancestral temple was still equipped during the Daoguang period. Thus, A Gui's contribution to the Qing Dynasty.

A Gui didn't end well. During the Vietnam War, Agui urged to attack Myanmar, but Emperor Qianlong thought that after repelling the enemy, he only needed to send some troops to harass him and wait until he was tired before attacking. A Gui was reprimanded for his disagreement with Qianlong, so he took the official position and stayed in the barracks. In the first year of Jiaqing, 80-year-old A Gui was granted leave to recuperate. After that, he couldn't afford to get sick. Jiaqing died in the second year at the age of 8 1 year. After his death, he was posthumously given to Taibao and enshrined in Wanxian Hall, Wencheng, posthumous title.