Why didn't Huang Taiji pass it to Hogg, and why didn't Huang Taiji pass it to Hogg?

Why didn't Huang Taiji reach Haug? Haug's biological mother came from humble origins, but she didn't even leave her surname. A son is more expensive than a mother, and natural inheritance may be minimal. Moreover, Huang taiji doesn't like his manic and rude personality and thinks that he can't take on a big job. That's all. The important thing is that Huang Taiji burped before he could arrange the funeral. Don't say that he didn't mean to succeed Hogg at that time. Even if he left a decree to help Hogg become emperor, his position would be unstable. Although the royalists and Dourgen were almost evenly matched, Haug could not organize them and bring them under his command. In the final analysis, the inheritance of orthodoxy and loyalty to the monarch in the Qing dynasty are pitiful, and whoever is strong is the master. By the time Huang Taiji died suddenly, he was no longer able to choose a new emperor.

Why didn't Hogg inherit the throne when Huang Taiji died? Speaking of Haug, he was really a tragic figure in the history of the early Qing Dynasty. According to common sense, as the eldest son of Huang Taiji, Haug should be the heir, the second generation emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the third generation head of the Aisingiorro family, and even the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

However, all this is a hypothesis, which has failed to become real history. Hogg is a brave soldier on the battlefield, but playing politics is stupid. In the eighth year of Chongde (1643), on the ninth day of August, Huang Taiji died suddenly in Shengjing Palace. The cause of death is confusing, and even unofficial history said that Dourgen and Zhuangfei were exposed, thus murdering the emperor.

Huang taiji devoted his life to the establishment of a highly centralized autocratic monarchy, unwilling to be subject to the jurchen nobles in the late Jin Dynasty. His father, Nurhachi, wanted to do the same, but eventually succumbed to the traditional old system, and the discussion of eight kings came into being as a check and balance mechanism between nobles and imperial power.

Even the emperor and Huang taiji had no choice but to inherit this system. When Huang Taiji died suddenly, Baylor nobles became the most powerful people in the Qing Empire, even affecting the succession to the throne.

Haug, the eldest son of Huang taiji, is the most qualified person to win the big position, and he is also a very accomplished person. Haug conquered Mongolia, invaded Daming, and made great achievements. Hogg made meritorious service and was named Prince Su in the first year of Chongde. At that time, the Yellow Flag and the Yellow Flag of the Eight Banners of Manchu Dynasty belonged to the Haug camp and supported him to inherit the throne.

And dourgen, who is equally powerful and quite meritorious, also wants to be superior, brother and brother, and be emperor. There are Azig and Duoduo in Dourgen, and the basic dishes are two white flags.

If Haug and Dourgen fought to the death, there would have been a civil war before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. However, at this time, Dai Shan, the self-serious prince of rites, intervened and finally reached a compromise. He made a child who was incompetent at that time-Fu Lin, the ninth son of Huang Taiji, as emperor, while Prince Dourgen of Switzerland and Zheng Qinwang Girallang were regents.

The arrangement of Daishan and his gang not only deprived Hogg of his inheritance, but also kicked Hogg out of the political core. Haug's future fate was tragic, and he finally died at the hands of Dourgen.

What would happen to the Qing Dynasty if Huang Taiji passed it to Haug? Even so, after so many years, the Qing dynasty will die, and the shortcomings of feudal society will be eliminated by the new system if they are not corrected.

Why didn't Huang Taiji set up Haug? It was because the ancestral training stipulated that he couldn't set up a prince, but Kangxi was an exception. After the establishment of Nurhachi, the Jin series followed the Manchu tradition. After Khan's death, the nobles negotiated the heir, stipulating that Khan (later called the emperor) could not establish a prince before his death. Huang Taiji followed Nurhachi and Fu Lin followed Huang Taiji, both of which experienced a political struggle. Kangxi and the emperor shunzhi's mother, sourdrang queen, made the final decision (because only the later Kangxi Michelle Ye got smallpox among the relatively older princes).

Prince Kangxi was made a prince because of the rebellion in San Francisco at that time, fearing that he would encounter an accident. I didn't expect Kangxi not only to have no accident, but also to be in office for a long time. Everyone is familiar with the story of Jiuzi taking office. After the two deposed princes, it was not until his death that the heir was determined in his will (of course, this is also controversial). After Yongzheng acceded to the throne, in order to avoid the dispute over Chu Jun (if a prince is established, there will be disputes before he dies, but not after he is established), a secret storage system was set up, and Chu Jun's candidate was placed on a fair plaque and opened after his death. Later generations continued this system. Until Xianfeng, Emperor Xianfeng had only one son, and naturally he ascended the throne as Tongzhi. Tongzhi died young, childless. Cixi is the cousin of Tongzhi, Guangxu. Guangxu also had no son, and Guangxu and Cixi died half a day apart. Cixi decided Puyi as the heir before her death, for the sake of the last emperor, Xuan Tong. Therefore, only Kangxi established a prince in the Qing Dynasty. In the early stage, it was because of the system (of course, this system has changed), and in the later stage, it was because there was no son. . . The copyright belongs to the author. Please contact the author for authorization for commercial reprinting, and please indicate the source for non-commercial reprinting. After Huang Taiji's death, why didn't the eldest son Haug succeed to the throne? First of all, it's because Hogg's own status as a mother princess is not particularly lofty, especially compared with Fu Lin's mother Da Yuer and Hailanzhu, Hogg's mother's status is relatively low. Moreover, the ancient throne was generally inherited by the son of the emperor's favorite concubine. Compared with Hailanzhu, Haug's mother is not the most favored, and certainly not the woman that Huang Taiji loves deeply. Therefore, from this perspective, it is understandable that Haug failed to ascend the throne of the emperor.

In addition, although the eldest son inheritance system was advocated in ancient times, since the Qing Dynasty, this provision has not been so obvious and seems to have been gradually forgotten by people. Therefore, it is understandable that Haug, as the eldest son, failed to take advantage of his status as the eldest son. After all, even Hogg's father Huang Taiji is not the eldest son, and no one will care about the identity of Hogg's eldest son. Plus Hogg's birth is not very noble, but he has an advantage in age.

There are also many strong competitors for Haug to be enthroned. Here, I have to mention Dourgen. Dourgen's strength in the Qing Dynasty should not be underestimated. Haug is not unaware of this. After the sudden death of Huang taiji, if Hogg insists on sitting on the throne, it means that he will openly be an enemy of Dourgen, but Dourgen is not a bully, and his strength is enough to rival Hogg. If there is a war, the losses of both sides will be very serious.

Finally, it is Haug's own reason. Haug has many supporters, but in fact, there are still many people holding a wait-and-see attitude. In addition, Haug's determination was not enough, which indirectly led to Haug's failure to inherit the throne. Finally, after the competition of many forces, Fu Lin ascended the throne at a young age.

Why didn't Huang Taiji let Hogg be Prince Nurhachi? The rule made in his later years was that Chu Jun acceded to the throne: the main book parliament was recommended by Ba Baylor, who was in charge of the Eight Banners, so Huang Taiji did not set up a Chu army

The final result is that three flags support Haug and two white flags support Dourgen. The infighting between the two sides was almost interpreted as a conflict of armed forces. Finally, they compromised each other and supported the young Fu Lin to ascend to the throne. After the death of Huang Taiji, why not pass the throne to Bomubogor? After Huang Taiji's death, why didn't he pass the throne to Haug or Baimu Bogor, but to Fu Lin? I summarize the following points.

First: Huang taiji died suddenly, and there was no sign of long-term illness and death beforehand, so there was no testament before his death! He left the throne empty!

Second: there is a established rule in ancient emperors' families: before the son ascended the throne, his son was valued by his mother, and after he became emperor, his mother was valued by his son! In other words, as the supreme ruler of a country, his birth is very important, although the Qing Dynasty did not set up the "eldest son acceded to the throne system". However, the Qing dynasty has not yet entered the customs, and intermarriage between Manchu and Mongolia is a basic national policy! At this time, in fact, the mother's birth is very important for the status of a prince! Even affect whether we can inherit reunification in the future!

Therefore, Fu Lin's mother, Zhuangfei Baimu Bogor, has a higher status as a mother princess. After all, Bomu Bogor's mother is Lidan Khan and remarried! Third: Fu Lin is older than his brother. At that time, Bomu Bogor was still an ignorant urchin! Fu Lin, on the other hand, is relatively old and wise, and Fu Lin's personality and behavior are good. Instead of letting children who are inexperienced and don't know how to behave in the future ascend to the throne, it is better to start from Fu Lin, be more stable and decent, and don't take the risk! What if Bomu Bogor is arrogant and unruly?

Fourth, Prince Dourgen supported the accession to the throne, precisely for the sake of his inextricable relationship with Zhuangfei! In fact, at that time, Dourgen's power was greater than that of Hogg. Hogg was alone, and Dourgen and his younger brother helped him a lot. In order to prevent the palace from changing its mind and maintain the relationship between Manchuria and Mongolia, under many factors, Fu Lin was decided to accede to the throne!

There is another saying about this issue, that is, when choosing an heir at that time, the physical condition of the heir should be considered. At that time, Fu Lin had smallpox, but Bom Pogor had not. In order to avoid premature death, Fu Lin was finally chosen.

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Aisingiorro Bohm Pogor (1642-1656), the eleventh son of Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, was born to Namtson of Borzigit, the eldest princess of Yijing. In the 12th year of Shunzhi (1655), the prince was blocked, and in the 13th year of Shunzhi (1656), he died. Posthumous title Zhao Xiang has no children. Some scholars believe that he was Dong E Fei's ex-husband and died because of Shunzhi and his robbing of Dong Eshi. This legend is not in the official history.

Huang taiji (1592,165438+1October 28th-65438+September 0643,21), that is, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty (1626-/kloc-0) Nurhachi, the eighth son of Aisingiorro, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, was an outstanding strategist and politician in the early Qing Dynasty, the second great Khan in the late Jin Dynasty, a Mongolian great Khan, and the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty.