The Life of the Characters Written by Eingillo Yi Yin

Yin Gui was born in the 22nd year of Kangxi (168310/0/0 17) on August 27th, and his biological mother was Fei Yi Guoluo Luoshi. In the thirty-first year of Kangxi (1692), Yin Gui suffered from carbuncle in his ear and was in a coma with high fever. It once coincided with the arrival of Italian missionary Lu Yidao from Macao in Beijing. Because he is proficient in surgery, he was called into the palace to be a doctor. After treatment, Yin Yan recovered quickly. As an adult, Yi Yin was fond of Europeans and always regarded Mu Jingyuan, a Portuguese missionary who worked in the Qing court, as a confidant, which was closely related to his childhood experience.

In the thirty-first year of Kangxi (1692), at the end of August, Emperor Kangxi led eight elder brothers, more than six princes, to patrol the Great Wall and was about to return to Beijing. On the way, he was told that Yi Yin had recovered and immediately ordered him to come. Yi Yin went hunting for the first time and caught two deer with a short arrow. Then, Emperor Kangxi specially provided him with a performance opportunity. On another trip, Yin Gui shot and killed a young tiger, which was praised by Emperor Kangxi.

Yi Yin received strict and systematic Manchu-Chinese cultural education since childhood, and learned some scientific and technological knowledge. In the spring of the 42nd year of Kangxi (1703), Emperor Kangxi visited Wuxi Qinyuan for the fourth time. He met Qin Daoran, a descendant of Qin Guan, a poet in the Song Dynasty and a 46-year-old Confucian scholar to be promoted, and brought him back to Beijing. About two years later, he was appointed as the master of Yi Yin. I was 23 years old and should have moved out of the Forbidden City and moved into another house. Its mansion is located at the east entrance of Tiecross Hutong, adjacent to Prince Gong Changning in the west and Yin Gui House in Barbelle in the north.

In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), Emperor Kangxi blamed Yin Gui, who always worked for Yin Gui. Emperor Kangxi was very angry. At that time, every time Emperor Kangxi went out to patrol, Yin Yan followed. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), at the beginning of September, Emperor Kangxi made a decision to depose Crown Prince Yin Ren on his way back to Beijing from the Great Wall. Yin Gui and other princes in Beijing were summoned to Beijing, while Yin Gui and Yin Zhen stayed in Beijing to handle government affairs. Yin Gui was also ordered to act as the head of the office, which was originally held by Ling Pu. After returning to Beijing, Yin Mi and Yin Zhen jointly guarded Yin Mi. Emperor Kangxi personally wrote a letter condemning the Crown Prince, but Yin Yong contradicted his father. Yi Yin made a suggestion to Yin Zhen: "This matter has a lot to do with it. It seems to have been played." Yin Zhen, the fourth brother, expressed his position on the situation: "What Jiu Ge said is that he will take the blame for him." Big brother Yin Zai still refuses to play for him. Yin Zhen said, "If you don't play, I'll play." So, Yin Zi and Yin Zhen play together. Emperor Kangxi listened and praised: "You played well." Command to unlock the iron lock around Yin Yong's neck. Brother wants to kill, so naturally he doesn't want to work for Chen. Yin Zhen didn't know the emperor's intention yet, so he played it by ear and agreed with Yin Gui. Other princes go with them, and they can wait and say nothing, but Yi Yin doesn't care about interests and says bluntly. Since then, Yi Yin also told his subordinates: "The fourth brother (because Yi Yin was dismissed) is very anxious, and it is very rare to save him."

In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), in late September, Zhang Mingde, a noodle man, led guards and other ministers to try to assassinate the Crown Prince. Before the prince was abolished, Yin Gui told Yin Gui and Yin Gui that Zhang Mingde was telling his fortune. At that time, the two men were interrogated by the minister in charge of the guards and confessed: "Mei (Yin Gui) once told us that a fortune teller named Zhang said that the Crown Prince was extremely vicious and I had people with high martial arts who could assassinate him. I said to him, this is a great event. What makes you say such a thing? Are you out of your mind? This is absolutely impossible, so let him leave. " Emperor Kangxi expressed satisfaction with what Yin Gui and Yin Gui provided. Yin Zuo also confessed: "I also told these brothers." Ask Zhang Mingde, and the confession is the same.

On September 29th, Emperor Kangxi summoned all the princes to Ganqing Palace and issued an imperial edict, accusing Yin Gui of being ambitious and colluding with his henchmen in an attempt to murder Prince Yin Gui, and ordered Yin Gui to be locked up and handed over to the deliberation room for trial. Yi Yin thought that Yi Yin had been wronged, so regardless of the anger of Emperor Kangxi, he defended it with Yi Yin. Emperor Kangxi denounced it as "loyalty to the water margin" and slapped Yin Gui twice. However, when Yin Gui, who was demoted as an idle, was locked up for trial, Yin Gui was pregnant with poison and was willing to die with him. He also accompanied him personally with locks and handcuffs to show his sympathy. Yin Gui has always been better than Yin Gui, admiring Yin Gui's talent and thinking that Yin Gui is "extremely upright", but until now, he and Yin Gui are not afraid of offending the emperor's father, still out of the brotherhood of brothers. A few months later, Yin Gui was banned for abolishing the Crown Prince Yin Mi (re-established as the Crown Prince in March, 48), and Yin Mi was re-established as Dolobelle. Soon all courtiers unanimously elected him as the Crown Prince. The recommended result was flatly rejected by Emperor Kangxi, but Yi Yin gradually got involved in the dispute over the preparatory position and played an important role in it.

In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), in March, Yin Jin was named Beizi. 10, Emperor Kangxi ordered him to go to Onnewt for the funeral of Princess Hoxuk. After the first abolition of the Prince, Yin Gui took advantage of her unique advantages and gave strong support to the positions of Yin Gui, Yin Gui and others. He gave full play to his ability to make friends in order to increase his supporters and strengthen the strength of small groups. After the incident of abolishing the Prince, Yin Zhen immediately revised his position according to the likes and dislikes of Emperor Kangxi, and deliberately kept his distance from Yin Gui and others. Yin Gui didn't see through this and still regarded Yin Zhen as a guy. As we all know, Yin Gui is willing to "make money" for Yin Gui, Yin Gui and others. Yin Gui often asks the warlock to come home to tell fortune, and after each calculation, Yin Gui gives him one or two hundred taels as a reward. Yi Yin is also good at making friends, and the expenses are quite large, so Yi Yin often sends people to send money to his home. Even when the wife of Yin Gui's owner, He Chao, died, because He Chao was Yin Gui's close friend, Yin Gui immediately sent money to He Chao and sent someone to pay homage.

At the end of the fifty years of Kangxi (17 1 1), Yin Gui's biological mother and Wei died successively. Mourning period, Yin Yin, Yin? Wait together, deliver meals in shifts every day, have a big banquet, and the cars and horses are noisy. Everyone pays attention. Yin invited the then Prince Yong to have a dinner together, but was rejected. This has also become one of the reasons why Yin Zhen was denounced after he succeeded to the throne. It can also be seen that Yi Yin knows little about people, and he doesn't have much plan.

In the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi (17 18), before the Western Expedition on May 14th, Yin Yan gave silver 10000 taels. Later, Yin Gui sent several people to the place where he was stationed to send tens of thousands of pieces of silver. On Yin Gui's birthday, Yin Gui sent someone to deliver nine pieces of gold, worth about 122,000 pieces of silver. Before Yin Gui led his troops to the Western Expedition, he repeatedly told Yin Gui: Your father is not safe. Send a message as soon as possible. Yi Yin sent a reliable eunuch Yao Zixiao to pass information between him and Yi Yin. In the fifty-eighth year of Kangxi (17 19), Emperor Kangxi ordered Yi Yin's third daughter (born to my concubine Wan Yanjia) to marry the son of Yan Fang, the second son of Nalanmingzhu, and to be a bodyguard for Yongfu. In the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi (1720), she got married in February, and Yin Gui's daughter was made the monarch, and Yongfu was made Doro.

In November of the 60th year of Kangxi (172 1), Yin Gui temporarily returned to Beijing from the northwest front and spent a lot of money to renovate Yin Gui's garden. In November of the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), Emperor Kangxi died and Yong Zhengdi succeeded to the throne. Since then, Yi Yin has been subjected to escalating attacks and persecution until her condition is guaranteed. Three years and nine months. During this period, Yi Yin's mental journey experienced twists and turns from shock and depression to luck, to passivity and helplessness, and finally to despair. At this time, Yin Gui intends to send someone to send a message to Yin Gui who is stationed in Ganzhou (now Zhangye, Gansu). However, he learned from Yin Gui that after the death of Emperor Kangxi, it was difficult to restrain his sadness, saying, "I never dreamed this would happen", and so on, but he did not get Yin Gui's letter in advance. Or it's because Yi Yin and others think that the emperor's condition has improved, and they haven't sent a message yet. Both Yin Gui and Yin Gui, who were favored by Yin Gui, lost their dreams, and Yin Zhen unexpectedly succeeded to the throne. The final result of the battle for storage space was contrary to Yi Yin's expectation, and his shock and disappointment far exceeded his grief after losing his father.

At the beginning of the first year of Yongzheng (1723), Yong Zhengdi sent Yin Gui to Xining in the name of following the old system and sending princes to join the army. Please slow down the number of excuses, not allowed. It was February 2008 at the latest, and there had been discussions at home and abroad about Yong Zhengdi bullying his younger brother. In the winter of that year, the imperial clan Lai, who was sent to join the army, participated in the remarks of Tula, the commander-in-chief of the garrison, and Ersan, the deputy commander-in-chief, and his men, who "slandered the sacred bow, fabricated the detention minister, bullied all the brothers, arbitrarily took Roncodo and Nian Gengyao's power". At this time, Yin Gui was testing and guarding the mausoleum for the emperor in Tangquan. Although under surveillance, he has been crowned king of the county (without a title); I escorted Zebuzun Danba Hutuktu, who died in Beijing, on his way back to Romania, complaining that he was ill and stationed in Zhangjiakou; Yu Yin is still the "king of prime minister affairs". Therefore, Tula and others' remarks about Yong Zhengdi bullying his buddies refer to Yin Gui. However, Yi Yin himself is still lucky and even blindly optimistic about the future.

He secretly communicated with Yin Gui, Yin Gui and others from the station. In my letter with Yunwa, I have lost the opportunity and regretted those ordinary words. I didn't burn the letter immediately after reading it as agreed in advance. In the second year of Yongzheng (1724), I found this letter when I raided the mansion, and it became one of the evidences of Yi Yin. At the beginning of the third year of Yongzheng (1725), Yong Zhengdi ordered Chu Zong to be bound on the grounds that Yin Gui indulged his servants and harassed the people. Yin Yan learned that Chu Zong had come and didn't greet him like an imperial envoy. Yong Zhengdi flew into a rage when he heard this. In front of the imperial envoys, Yin Yan didn't belittle Ling Ao's spirit. In fact, he was arrogant. He secretly complained to Mu Jingyuan: "If you rub me like this, you might as well kill me with a knife." This self-contradictory behavior is really unwise, which is caused by its lack of foresight and sensibility, and also provides an excuse for its being dismantled a few months later.

Linghu Shiyi, a poor Shanxi saved by Yi Yin, learned about his situation at this time and came all the way here, pretending to be a businessman and having something important to see. After being rejected by Yi Yin, he was still unwilling. Through Yi Yin's eunuch, he sent a book and post, saying that people in Shanxi and Shaanxi all said that Yi Yin was good and heard that Yi Yin was in trouble. Yin Yan replied to the post after reading it, saying, "Our brothers have no reason to fight for the world." Say this again, and we'll send someone to catch them. Afterwards, Yi Yin told Mu Jingyuan what had happened, and Mu Jingyuan said that he would take this person away and give it to Chu Zong, otherwise it would be a big mistake. Yin Yan disagreed and said, "If you take this man away, he will suffer a big loss."

After Yi Yin was convicted, Dong Eshi, Defoe Jin and his eldest son Hong Jun (who died in 52 years of Qianlong) were both imprisoned. Hong Jun spent more than 50 years in a detention center, from a teenager to an old man, and was released in February of forty-three years (1778). In the first month of the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), Yin Gui was deprived of his ancestral home. In March, his name was changed from Yongzheng to Seth Black, meaning annoying person. His sons also changed their names, and the words used were all derogatory. In April, Yin Gui was escorted to Beijing by Chu Zong and others, wearing three iron locks. It is said that along the way, he "has no remorse or restraint, and talks and laughs as usual." Still because I am finally going to Beijing, I still hold the idea of luck. He was ordered to stop in Baoding on the way and arrived at the detention place on May 15. When he was taken into a high-walled, heavily guarded cell, Yi Yin began to show shock and repeatedly asked Zhili Governor Guli and Chu Zong to play for him, but they were all rejected. He also asked the guard for a table, but he didn't give it. Yong Zhengdi specifically decreed that Guli should not give "all pens, ink, beds, books, characters, a piece of ice and a cup of soup" except "cheap diet". It was a hot summer, with high walls and small rooms, clothes locked on the body, hands and feet detained and often in a coma. Their families sprayed stains with cold water and woke up after the time.

Soon, the four family members who followed him were held in isolation, and Yi Yin's situation was even more unbearable. In June, Wang discussed his 28 crimes, including crimes, trying to save places from trade and greed all over the world. This decree was issued at home and abroad. Yin Yan spent the last days of his life in pain and complete despair, which lasted for three and a half months.