Who became emperor after Li Hong?

He was the fifteenth son of Emperor Renzong of the Qing Dynasty and Emperor Gaozong Li Hong of the Qing Dynasty.

Born in the 25th year of Qianlong (1760), he was originally named Yan Yong, the seventh emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the fifth emperor after the Qing army entered Shanhaiguan. During Jiaqing period, he reigned for 25 years. Born in the 25th year of Qianlong (1760) on November 13th, mother Wei Jiashi (Han nationality). In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong (1789), he was named Prince Heshuojia.

In the first four years, Emperor Qianlong gave orders, but Emperor Jiaqing had no real power. After the death of Emperor Qianlong, he took power alone. He punished the corrupt official Xiao Shenyang and eliminated bureaucracy. However, in order to maintain political stability, his anti-corruption efforts against the ruling class were limited, so that the results were not great. At the end of Jiaqing, the problem of corruption was not solved, but more serious.

During his reign, the world industrial revolution rose and the Qing Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline. Domestic troubles and foreign invasion broke out one after another, An Baili Uprising broke out in China, and the rule of Qing Dynasty was in crisis. He continued to pursue the policy of closing the country to the outside world, emphasizing agriculture and restraining commerce, which led to the backwardness of the Qing Dynasty in the world tide and left eternal regrets. Emperor Jiaqing learned from his predecessors and was diligent in political affairs.

In foreign negotiations, Emperor Jiaqing strongly advocated the prohibition of opium and kept a high degree of vigilance against the harassment activities of British invaders in coastal areas. Posthumous title, whose temple number is Renzong, was buried in the Changling of Qing Xiling because of the filial piety and diligence of Emperor Wu Guangyu.

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The mediocre son of heaven:

After Emperor Qianlong abdicated, he should have lived in Ningshou Palace and let the new emperor live in hall of mental cultivation, but he didn't want to move out, let Jiaqing live in Yuqing Palace and named him "Jidetang".

Gan Long often served in the Imperial Palace and was congratulated by hundreds of officials, while Jiaqing was in the position of guard. When the North Korean envoy went to Beijing, he witnessed and recorded Jiaqing's "sitting on the throne of the emperor, he was happy when he was happy, and he laughed when he smiled." It is also recorded that during the banquet, Jiaqing "sat next to the emperor and only watched the emperor's movements without turning his attention." "Biography of Renzong in the Draft of Qing Dynasty" also records: "When you first meet political training, you are respectful."

Compared with his father and ancestors, Emperor Jiaqing was a mediocre son of heaven. He had neither political courage nor innovative spirit, neither political talent nor courage as a character. The word "Yong" is the main character of Emperor Jiaqing.

Jiaqing was an era in which the Qing Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline: it inherited the "prosperous period of kanggan" of "making great efforts to govern, expanding the territory, striving for four specialties, and making great efforts to govern", and opened the "salty and declining world" of the Opium War, the signing of Nanjing, the allied forces entering Beijing and the emperor fleeing. The internal contradictions in Qing society accumulated for 180 years, and Jiaqing emperor played the historical role of the Qing empire from its peak to its decline.

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