Qing fu's life story

In the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), Qingfu inherited the rank of first-class duke from his father Tong Guowei and was awarded the rank of minister. Soon, he was transferred as the special envoy of the funeral ceremony and was in charge of the affairs of the Armed Forces Academy. In the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), he was awarded the deputy commander-in-chief of the Han army in Zhengbaiqi. In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), Qingfu moved to Zhenglanqi, commander of the Han army.

In the ninth year of Yongzheng (173 1), Qingfu was among the ministers. In the eleventh year of Yongzheng (1733), Qing was appointed as the minister of the Ministry of Industry, and at the same time acted as the agent of the Ministry of Punishment, and then transferred to the Ministry of Housing. In the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734), Qingfu was appointed as the minister in charge of the guards. In September of the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, and ordered Qing Fu to replace Fu Peng, king of Pingjun County, as the general of Dingbian, and went out to attack the rebels in Junggar.

In the first year of Qianlong (1736), Junggar made peace with the Qing court, and the war in Junggar subsided slightly. In this situation, Qing Fu wrote to Emperor Qianlong, demanding to set up Karen ethnic groups in the border areas, appointing guards or guards to manage each Karen ethnic group in a unified way, and setting up a person in Kerkataji to assist in this matter; And collected1* * 3,000 soldiers and horses from Tuxietu, Sainoyan, ZaSaquetoux and Chechnya in Mongolia, and concentrated in the northwest of Erkun in June of the same year to ensure the stability of the northwest border. In September, Emperor Qianlong called Qing Fu back to Beijing, acting as the official department minister, taking charge of the household department, and soon took charge of the affairs of punishments.

After two years of Qianlong (1737), Qingfu began to work as a local government official. Was appointed as the ruler of the two river basins. Shortly after he took office, he wrote to impeach Yu, the governor of Jiangxi Province, for taking bribes and bending the law, and was dismissed by the court and dealt with according to law. Then, Qingfu wrote to Emperor Qianlong, and Suzhou, Changzhou, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Tongzhou, Taizhou and other places in the south of the Yangtze River were requisitioning more than 20,000 stones of wheat. Because the local area was rich in rice, it was requested to change it to rice. Emperor Qianlong followed his advice. Qingfu was quickly moved to Yungui by the Governor of Liangjiang. After four years of Qianlong (1739), he was given the title of Prince of Qingfu and Shaobao. Qianlong five years (1740), wrote to the court: "Six rivers, such as the south branch in Yunnan, are used to irrigate farmland, but the rivers in the mountains often can't flow out, and the banks are easy to burst. Request to manage the rivers in this area. " Emperor Qianlong saw it and gave it to him.

Qingfu also said: "Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangdong and Sichuan provinces border on each other, among which Yao, Miao and other ethnic minorities live together, and there are often cases between them because of land boundary disputes, and it is difficult to end the case. For example, Antufu, a small town under the jurisdiction of Zhen 'an in Guangxi, and Tusi under the jurisdiction of Guangnan in Yunnan compete for Toutou Village and Zhelai Village. I have made a detailed investigation on the local situation, and think that Yunnan and Guangxi should reasonably divide their jurisdiction areas, with Zhaoyangguan as the dividing line between the two places. Yunnan and Sichuan are located on the Jinsha River, and there are disputes now, which should be resolved as soon as possible. "The Qing court ordered the military minister to discuss as soon as possible and then implement it. Qing Fu also wrote that the provincial capital should add ten furnaces for casting money, and Lin 'an area should also add five furnaces, paying seven yuan and three yuan. The Qing court also discussed this. Moreover, he also invited Yaozhou to develop salt wells. Many places in Nan 'an Prefecture should attract farmers to reclaim land and dredge the Jinsha River. Soon after Qingfu became governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, he was transferred to the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. Zheng Wu, the inspector of Guangdong Customs, was impeached for extortion, and the court investigated and dealt with it according to law. The letter also said: "Hainan Island is surrounded by the sea, with Wuzhishan in the middle, which has been the place where the Li people have lived since ancient times. Please ask the court to set up a voluntary school here. Let local poor children go to school for free, local scholars can take exams, and set up admission places for Li people, and recruit one in each county. "

In the eighth year of Qianlong (1743), Qingfu wrote to the court again, saying: "Lanzhou East in Guangxi began to implement the policy of changing land into water in the early years of Yongzheng, and the Qing Dynasty appointed 200 soldiers to guard this place. The local soil and water are poisonous and the mountain roads are rugged, so people are very afraid to transport grain here. Please allow the court to change the residence to a place half the original distance and change it to Wang San. " Qingfu's suggestion was fully recognized by the Qing court.

Later, Qingfu was appointed Governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi. Golog Tufan is located on the border of Qinghai, where it is too cold to graze, so it often goes out to "dam" and (plunder). The Qing government ordered the arrest and beheading of its leader Lin Jiajia, which calmed the people there. Qingfu ordered more than 300 poor households there to farm, and they could go out hunting in May and June every year, once a year, and each village was limited to 15 people. Soldiers who sent messengers were set up at important points in the west, and Songpan's general company patrolled every year and was stationed in Aba. If the local minority people can't solve the lawsuit, they will go to the head office to file a lawsuit. The upper, middle and lower departments have set up 1,000 households with 200 households, which has solved the problem of local order. After ten years of Qianlong (1745), in March, Qingfu returned to the camp facing the officers and men stationed in the station. On the way, Zhan was robbed by the dam, while Xia Zhan allowed his subordinates to become more and more arrogant. Qingfu invited soldiers to attack and suppress, so that the neighboring chieftain blocked the defense at each pass. Emperor Qianlong ordered the suppression in order to achieve the effect once and for all. Emperor Qianlong knew very well that keeping the Tongzang Avenue unblocked was very important for the Qing Dynasty to control Tibet.

In June, Qingfu wrote with Sichuan Governor Jishan and Prefect Li, asking them to send troops to suppress the enemy. Emperor Qianlong asked them to discuss strategies to ensure foolproof. Qing Fu sent his troops to suppress it, and Li was stationed in East Russia, seizing the General Pass from top to bottom. Ma Liangzhu, deputy commander of Kuizhou, led the army out of Litang as the South Route Army, Songpan Company Commander Song led the army out of Ganzi as the North Route Army, and Jianchang Company Commander Yuan Shibi led the army out of Sha Jinlong as the Middle Route Army. The army set out together and suppressed it up and down. Ben surrendered to the Qing army, but was rejected by Qingfu. Qingfu wrote to Emperor Qianlong, who ordered him not to underestimate his enemy. Soon, he was awarded a bachelor's degree in Wenhua Hall of Qingfu, and he remained as the local governor.

In the spring of the 11th year of Qianlong (1746), Qingfu led an army to March eastward to Russia, playing the role of Emperor Qianlong to impeach Li Yishi's fighter plane, impeaching Yuan Shibi to persuade him to surrender, demanding that he seize office, and was guilty in the army. Soon, he entered Lingque from East Russia, and under the guidance of defected Sao Dabang and Omdin, such as Zheng Ming's toast Wang Jie, he crossed the Rusai River by kayak, broke through more than ten enemy checkpoints, advanced Rulang, attacked Niri Village, besieged it for many days and burned the local enemy tower. Li echoed Qingfu and said that Ben had been burned to death. When the watchtower was burned down, he saw Vance's head hanging in the fire. Qing Fu asked everyone for advice. Omdin found a shotgun and a bronze shovel in the ashes, saying that they were objects of Ban Gung, so he retired and made meritorious deeds, and eagerly wrote to Emperor Qianlong that Ban Gung was dead. When Emperor Qianlong remembered that Qingfu's army was approaching Rulang, he said that Ban fled to Shajiabang River, and local leader Jiang Cuo Tai took him in. Emperor Qianlong told Qingfu that the remnants of the Panchen Lama should not slip through the net and leave no residue, and should not be deceived by their tricks. Printing to celebrate the restoration of Prince Taibao. In the 12th year of Qianlong (1747), the Tusi Shaban in Dajinchuan launched a rebellion. Emperor Qianlong granted Zhang Guangsi the governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, and also called Qingfu into the cabinet, ordering him to be in charge of the Ministry of War. Soon after, Zhang Guangsi said that he had listened to the statement of toast Wang Jie, and Ban Gu was not dead, but still hiding in Ruzhou. Qingfu found the Panchen Lama's son Sha Jiaqi and renamed him Dechang Lama, so that he still lived in the Panchen Lama's big watchtower and pretended to be a main hall.

When Emperor Qianlong heard about it, he accused Qing Fu of deceiving the monarch and confusing the audience, and sealed up his official position, and then waited for punishment. Bundhit, an imperial envoy, also said that the Qing army conquered Rulang, and Ban Gungun escaped, and all he got was an empty village. Emperor Qianlong immediately arrested Li, sent him to the prison of punishments, and then asked Song to confront Li. Li said: "In the past, I reported that Ben was burned to death, but I didn't actually see it with my own eyes;" Later, I heard that he was hiding in a local cave without telling Qingfu to hunt him down. "Emperor Qianlong ordered Qingfu to be sent to the prison of punishments, so that military affairs ministers could discuss with each other, discuss his crimes according to law, and execute him for delaying military aircraft. In September of the 14th year of Qianlong (1749), Emperor Qianlong gave him a gift to celebrate his recovery.