Brief introduction of the emperor shunzhi
In the feudal society of more than two thousand years in China, dynasties changed and emperors changed one after another. After all, a feudal dynasty was the Qing Dynasty, and Emperor Shunzhi was also a famous emperor in the Qing Dynasty. So how is the emperor shunzhi introduced in his profile?
Shunzhi stills of Kangxi Dynasty
From the brief introduction of the emperor shunzhi, we can know that the original name of Shunzhi Emperor was Aisingiorro? Fu Lin was born on March 15th, 1938. Emperor Shunzhi was the third emperor since the establishment of political power in the Qing Dynasty, but Emperor Shunzhi was the first Manchu emperor who entered the customs to control China. Is he Aisingiorro of Qing Taizong? Huang taiji's third son, his mother is Empress Xiaozhuang. Aisingiorro? Fu Lin was called the emperor shunzhi because his title was "Shunzhi", and he was always in office for eighteen years. Because he worshiped Buddhism and hated being an emperor, he wanted to become a monk, but he failed to escape into an empty net after all.
From the emperor shunzhi's brief introduction, we can know that he was the first Manchu emperor to control China, and he took the policy of appeasement over encirclement and suppression to the anti-Qing strength at that time. In order to firmly control, reuse Han officials and rectify official groups, under his control, the public got the opportunity to live and work in peace and contentment, which also laid a certain foundation for the later prosperity of Kanggan.
Because his father Huang Taiji died young, Aisingiorro? Fu Lin became emperor at the age of six. Because he was too young, he was assisted by Dourgen and Prince Shuo Rui, who were regents. Later, Dourgen died unexpectedly in the sixth year of Shunzhi, and Emperor Shunzhi was able to lead the government. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, Emperor Shunzhi died. Later generations gave him the temple name Sai-jo, and buried him in the Xiaoling Mausoleum of Dongling, Qing Dynasty. In the testamentary edict, Emperor Shunzhi passed the throne to his third son, Aisingiorro? Xuanye, also known as Emperor Kangxi.
Shunzhi lost his hair
Aisingiorro, Emperor Shunzhi? Fu Lin is a well-known emperor in the pre-China history. His contribution lies in stabilizing the control of the Manchu dynasty, stabilizing the chaotic society and vigorously rehabilitating national production, which laid the foundation for the later prosperity of Kanggan. As such a successful emperor, he chose to lose his hair after all, so why did Shunzhi lose his hair?
the emperor shunzhi's portrait
It was originally something that Shunzhi wanted to do but failed to achieve, but Shunzhi's obsession with Buddhism did exist. The mother of Emperor Shunzhi, Empress Xiao Zhuang, is a Mongolian and worships Lamaism. However, due to family and other factors, Emperor Shunzhi has a great interest in Buddhism. Later, Emperor Shunzhi and a monk named Han Pucong communicated with each other in Haihui Temple, and they were very happy to communicate. The two of them were particularly congenial. After Emperor Shunzhi returned to the palace, he invited monks to live in Xiyuan on the west side of Miyagi, and often communicated with them about Buddhism. Emperor Shunzhi told the monks that he felt that he had been a Buddhist middleman for a long time, and he had a special relationship with Buddhism. He didn't want to go back to the palace when he stayed here where the monks lived.
Among the monks invited back by Emperor Shunzhi, one is called Xisen, who has a higher status and is called a master by Emperor Shunzhi. Once, a monk named Mu Chenyu said that nigume and Dharma both gave up the throne and became enlightenment and Zen ancestors, so Emperor Shunzhi had the idea of losing his mind. Later, he found Xisen. When Xisen heard that Shunzhi had lost his hair, of course, he wanted to stop it, but after all, he still couldn't shave the monk's head for Shunzhi Emperor. Emperor Shunzhi's mother was very angry because of Shunzhi's failure. After all kinds of persuasion failed, she invited Xisen's master to deal with this matter. Later, not only did Shunzhi fail, but also his favorite concubine and beloved son died one after another. Shunzhi suffered an endless mental shock, and later he got smallpox and died soon after.
the emperor shunzhi lost his life
the emperor shunzhi was obsessed with Buddhism. He thought that he was a Buddhist in his lifetime, and even due to his family and personal factors, Emperor Shunzhi had the idea of losing his life. Once upon a time, he wrote an article "the emperor shunzhi's Falling Hair" to express his real feelings. So what did Shunzhi Emperor write in detail in "the emperor shunzhi's Falling Hair"?
stills of Emperor Shunzhi in Kangxi Dynasty
"There are mountains of forest rice in the world, and you can have your meals everywhere. Gold and white jade are not expensive, but it is the most difficult to wear robes! " These are the first two sentences of the emperor shunzhi's Falling Hair, which means that there are mountains of rice in temples all over the world, so long as you hold a alms bowl, you can indulge. Gold, silver and jade, these are not the most precious things, it is the most valuable to put on the cassock. From these two sentences, we can see that Emperor Shunzhi did not value his own wealth and power, and he thought that the poor people were the most unrestrained.
"I'm the master of the mountains and rivers, and I'm worried about the country and the people, which is 36, days in a hundred years, less than the monk's family." Although I am the son of heaven, I am worried about the work of the country and the public every day. Thirty-six thousand days and nights in a hundred years, but I didn't have the half-day leisure to enjoy. Emperor Shunzhi was a good emperor with great ambition and talent in the previous history, but he was troubled by secular work and had no leisure. So it is true that being an emperor is not as good as being a monk.
after all, the last two sentences in "the emperor shunzhi has lost his hair" are "I have been uncomfortable for 18 years. When will I rest after many battles? I'm going to the west now, and I'll take care of you for generations to come. " It means that there has been no comfortable moment in the 18 years since I became emperor, and I have to go through many battles for my country. When can such a day stop? I will go to the western paradise today, regardless of the length of your dynasty. It can be seen from "the emperor shunzhi's Falling Hair" that although Emperor Shunzhi was down-to-earth in political affairs, he didn't like such a life. Unfortunately, he never realized his hope of falling hair all his life.
Shunzhi's son
the emperor shunzhi reigned for eighteen years, and when he was young, he became emperor. * * * had thirty-two concubines, and Shunzhi's son * * * had eight. At the age of fourteen, his concubine Ba Shi gave birth to his first prince, named Niu Niu. At that time, Qing Sai-jo was too young to take proper measures to protect his son, resulting in the premature death of the eldest son in less than three months. Two years later, Ning Fei of Shunzhi gave birth to his second prince, and Qing Shizu named him Fuquan. The implication is that he will live a long life, and he will live a long life.
image of Shunzhi
In the following year, Empress Xiao Kangzhang gave birth to the third prince for Qing Shizu, and Shunzhi named him Xuanye, who was later registered as Emperor Kangxi. Kangxi was the favorite son of Qing Shizu and the most talented son of Shunzhi. Later, Kangxi became emperor at the time of the death of the Qing ancestor. Kangxi was the longest emperor in the pre-Qing history. His life is full of legends. Later, the filial piety queen gave birth to the fourth prince for the Qing ancestor, named Heshuo. Heshuo fell ill and died at the age of two. By the Qing sai-jo chase seal for Rong Qinwang. The concubine Chen gave birth to the fifth prince for Shunzhi, and Shunzhi named him Changning. Changning lived to be 42 years old. He was a long-lived prince and was named Prince Gong by the Qing ancestor. Tang Shi, an ordinary princess, gave birth to the sixth prince for Shunzhi, and Shunzhi named him Qi Grant, who died at the age of two, and the Qing Sai-jo did not pursue his name. Shu Fei Niu gave birth to the seventh prince for Shunzhi, and Shunzhi named him Longxi. Longxi died at the age of 48 and was named the Prince of Pure Jing by the Qing Sai-jo. The ordinary princess Muketu gave birth to the eighth prince two years before the death of the Qing ancestor, and Shunzhi named him Yonggan, who died at the age of ten. Because the Qing Sai-jo was dead at that time, he was not crowned king. There are eight sons of Shunzhi, four of whom died young and four of whom are adults.