Huang taiji ranked at least in the top three among the Qing emperors, but why did he feel that he had no sense of existence?

Huang Taiji, the eighth son of Qing Taizu Aixinjue Luo Nurhachi, an outstanding strategist and politician in the early Qing Dynasty, Khan of Mongolia in the late Jin Dynasty, and the second monarch of the Qing Dynasty. Huang taiji was in office around 17. During his reign, he carried out the integration of Manchu and Han, protected the Han people, reduced the burden on farmers, developed production, strengthened the army, and constantly fought against the Ming Dynasty, laying a solid foundation for the rapid expansion of the Qing Dynasty into the Central Plains in the next stage. On ethnic issues, on the one hand, Huang Taiji gave land to Han slaves to enrich their production, on the other hand, he used Tibetan Buddhism to win over Mongolian ministries and enhance their comprehensive national strength. During the reign of Huang Taiji, he developed production, strengthened his troops and constantly fought against the Ming Dynasty, which laid a solid foundation for the rapid expansion of the Qing Dynasty into the Central Plains in the next stage. But why does this Huang taiji still have no sense of existence? Let's analyze it today.

On the one hand:

Huang taiji is in an awkward position. There were three ancestors in the Qing Dynasty, Nurhachi, Shunzhi, Kangxi and Huang Taiji. Among them, the position of Qing Taizong is the most embarrassing. His father, his son and grandson are ancestors, but he is only Emperor Taizong. Originally, according to the ritual system, it was no problem for Huang Taiji to seal Taizong Hall. However, it was mainly because the historical environment at that time was very complicated, so it seemed that Huang Taiji was somewhat wronged. His son and grandson were ancestors. This contrast made him even more embarrassed.

On the other hand:

Because Huang taiji was in office for 17 years, it laid a solid foundation for the Qing Dynasty to enter the customs, enabling the Qing Dynasty to enter the customs. As a result, Huang Taiji died suddenly in Shengjing Palace on the eve of the Ming Dynasty1August 643. In the second year, his son the emperor shunzhi, with the help of Regent Dourgen, began to enter the customs to seize the world and moved the capital to Beijing, which officially made the Qing Dynasty transition from a separatist regime to a state regime and entered a brand-new historical period. Therefore, after the emperor shunzhi's death, it was named the "sai-jo" temple. It's a pity for the crown prince. If he lived to the end of the Ming Dynasty, led the Qing army into the customs, and the Qing Dynasty changed from a separatist regime to a state power, then he was definitely not just the temple name of Taizong, but the temple name of his ancestors. However, he died young without enjoying it. So the world will have less impression of him.

Huang taiji's ability far exceeds Nurhachi's, especially the overall strategic situation, but it is precisely because of the wrong timing that his ability cannot be released indefinitely.