Why did Yong Zhengdi kill Taoist Jia Shifang?

In the interpretation of the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty, two famous "Taoists" appeared, namely, Zhang Deming, a Taoist who appeared in Adding White to Be King, and Jia Shifang, a Taoist who was invited by Hongzhou to "cure the disease" for Yong Zhengdi. In the real history of qing dynasty, Zhang Deming (known as "Zhang Mingde" in history) was the protagonist in the process of "abolishing the Prince" in the forty-seventh year of Kangxi, and Jia Shifang was even more "the favorite of Yong Zhengdi"-Li Jue recommended him to Yong Zhengdi and gained the trust and reliance of Yong Zhengdi.

However, unlike Zhang Deming, who was "driven out of the capital" in the play, Zhang Mingde in history was ordered by Emperor Kangxi to be "put to death at Nianguan" because of "the heinous crime of love", and all the princes and nobles who participated in the "Zhang Mingde case" were ordered to witness the whole process of Nianguan. In the play, Jia Shifang, who helped Yong Zhengdi to define "Cohen's Three Ding Family" and was regarded as a "guest of honor" by Emperor Hirohito, the fifth son of the Emperor, also ended up with almost the same fate as Zhang Mingde in history: in September of the eighth year of Yongzheng, he was beheaded.

Records of the Holy Father in Qing Dynasty clearly recorded Zhang Mingde's crimes:

A charlatan, even arrogant enough to assassinate the prince and threaten the holy bow; It is also reasonable that Zhang Mingde will be sentenced to "revenue".

According to relevant historical documents, Jia Shifang in history was highly valued by Yong Zhengdi. According to the Yongzheng Dynasty Zhu Pi Memorial Compilation, Yong Zhengdi once commented on Jia Shifang in E Ertai's memorial:

On the throne of Li Wei, Yong Zhengdi also had a similar Zhu Pi:

But such a "immortal Taoist priest" who won Yong Zhengdi's trust and reliance was personally beheaded by Yong Zhengdi after serving Yong Zhengdi for only two months!

What did Jia Shifang do wrong to make Yong Zhengdi so cruel?

All this, but also from Yong Zhengdi's "search all over the world Taoist warlocks" and the imperial edict.

At the beginning of the eighth year of Yongzheng, the physical condition of Prince Huang Dijun of Yongzheng began to plummet, and Yong Zhengdi also had a serious illness. In order to cure diseases, Yong Zhengdi began to appoint officials to search for world famous doctors and accomplished charlatans at home and abroad. According to the Qing Palace Archives, in June of the eighth year of Yongzheng, Yong Zhengdi issued letters with the same contents to many government officials, such as Tian Wenjing, then governor of Henan and Shandong, E Ertai, then governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, and Li Wei, then governor of Zhejiang, asking these officials to collect "good doctors in internal medicine, people who have learned to cultivate their morality, or Taoist priests, or Confucianism who preach and teach".

At the same time, Yong Zhengdi also put forward specific requirements for the "search" work:

1. Take this work as an "urgent task" and don't treat it negatively;

2. Once the relevant personnel are found, treat their families with courtesy, care, comfort and arrangement;

3, dispel concerns, even if the recommended person is not suitable or has no real skills, it will not be punished, and will not be convicted;

4. Even if you can't find the right person, even if it's just "wind", you should report it in time;

In a word, Yong Zhengdi pinned all his hopes of "treating diseases" with Huang Dijun on "famous doctors" or "Taoist priests" all over the country.

After this Shouyu was issued, Yong Zhengdi soon received the memorial of Li Wei, then the "Governor of Zhejiang". Li Jue said in the memorial that there was a "mysterious Taoist" in Henan named Jia Shifang who traveled all over the world and was called a "fairy". He suggested that Yong Zhengdi handle it.

After receiving the report, Yong Zhengdi immediately ordered Tian Wenjing, then the "Governor of Yulu", to search for this person and immediately escorted him back to Beijing. According to the Chinese version of Zhu Pi Memorial in Yongzheng Dynasty, Jia Shifang came to Yong Zhengdi for treatment in July of the eighth year of Yongzheng, and soon saw the effect. Then, there is the above-mentioned Yong Zhengdi's many praises to Jia Shifang.

However, only two months later, Yong Zhengdi suddenly ordered Jia Shifang to be beheaded, and gave a very clear reason:

In other words, during Jia Shifang's treatment of Yong Zhengdi, Jia Shifang made Yong Zhengdi "better" and Yong Zhengdi's condition really improved; or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium

Yong Zhengdi's "sacred bow safety" and "security and uneasiness" are completely in the hands of a Jianghu Taoist. Along the way, wouldn't Yong Zhengdi become Jia Shifang's "puppet"! According to Yong Zhengdi, Jia Shifang is "openly jumping in front of me with evil skills". If we don't get rid of it, the consequences will be unimaginable. So, Yong Zhengdi took out the usual flat and agile, and ordered Jia Shifang to be beheaded.

We don't know whether Jia Shifang in history is really capable, but it is certainly unwise to show off in front of an emperor like Yong Zhengdi and even try to achieve a certain goal by controlling Yong Zhengdi's health. From this point of view, Jia Shifang can end up in such a miserable fate, which can only be summarized in two words-what a suck!

In the official history, there is a record that Yong Zhengdi killed Jia Shifang, and the process is secret and tortuous, which makes people shudder.

Jia Shifang is a real figure in history. He was almost a "demon" during the Yongzheng Dynasty. Jia Shifang appeared in February River's Yongzheng Dynasty and the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty. However, due to special reasons, the novel was very obscure and the TV series was simply cut down to a few words.

Why does Jia Shifang make the current film and television drama so jealous? It starts with his death.

Jia Shifang was personally executed by Yong Zhengdi, and it took only two months from entering the palace to beheading. These two months were also two months when the Yongzheng dynasty was unknown.

In the eighth year of Yongzheng, Yong Zhengdi suddenly became unwell and bedridden. At the same time, Huang An, the prince of Heshuo and the thirteenth master of Iron Hat, was terminally ill. According to the records at that time, Huang Hongfa's time will not exceed half a year.

Yong Zhengdi's symptoms are very strange, hot and cold, and he will wake up at the slightest sign of trouble. Many doctors in the palace are very helpless about this. Yong Zhengdi's health is getting worse every day. Seeing that Huang Hongfa, his most trusted iron hat king, is running out of time, his sons are vying for favor and taking office at the bottom.

Yong Zhengdi even arranged his own affairs. When he was most ill, he called his trusted minister to the palace to discuss the affairs. If Yong Zhengdi had no confidence in his body, he couldn't have called etiquette so early to arrange the funeral.

After everything is ready, Yong Zhengdi's desire for survival is quite strong. With the mentality of "a dead horse is a living horse doctor", he secretly sent secret letters to provincial officials around the country, probably meaning that he could visit local famous doctors or people with excellent medical skills, including Taoist priests and hermits who treated folk remedies.

This will was given to his most trusted ministers, Tian Wenjing, Li Wei and E Ertai. Yongzheng soon received a letter from Li Wei and recommended Jia Shifang, a Taoist of Beijing Baiyun Temple. The man traveled all over the world, and was soon discovered by Tian Wenjing, Henan Province, and was rushed to Beijing.

Jia Shifang is really capable. After he entered the palace, he was careful with Yong Zhengdi. After more than half a month, Yong Zhengdi almost recovered and was in good health. This made Yong Zhengdi very satisfied, and he trusted Jia Shifang very much. He also wrote a letter to Tian Wenjing and Li Wei, telling how magical this Taoist priest was.

Since Jia Shifang was so excellent, why did Yong Zhengdi execute him two months later? The reason lies in the emperor's careful thinking.

Yong Zhengdi's health has greatly improved, but he has not fully recovered. Sometimes I have occasional hair, and my physical condition is almost inseparable from Jia Shifang. If Jia Shifang wants Yong Zhengdi to be "safe", he must be "safe" and "uneasy".

The above is the description in Yong Zhengdi's letter to Li Wei. Frankly speaking, Yong Zhengdi is very suspicious of Jia Shifang's intentions and thinks that his physical condition is completely in the hands of a Taoist priest.

Yong Zhengdi's idea is completely understandable. As the supreme emperor, how does a folk Taoist master control his health? This also got? With such a demon around, the existence of Yu Daqing Dynasty is definitely a huge hidden danger, and the existence of such a "fairy" is a great threat to the emperor.

Without considering his physical condition, Yong Zhengdi immediately ordered Jia Shifang to be put into prison, and soon personally ordered the execution of the immortal Jia Shifang.

The question is, does Jia Shifang really have the immortal ability to control Yong Zhengdi's dragon body? Can Yong Zhengdi's symptoms be controlled at will?

Obviously, Jia Shifang is not a fairy, but he does have superb medical skills. Jia Shifang can at least control Yong Zhengdi's illness, but he can't completely eradicate it. Under the treatment of Jia Shifang, Yong Zhengdi's health condition has been greatly improved, but it will recur occasionally. This is normal, even in modern medicine.

But in Yong Zhengdi's eyes, he thought that as long as Jia Shifang pushed, his illness was under control, and vice versa. Yong Zhengdi believed that Jia Shifang controlled the emperor through witchcraft. The emperor's extreme obsession with power and his extreme sensitivity to everything caused Yong Zhengdi to lose his basic judgment.

There are no immortals in the world. Jia Shifang is just a Taoist who is proficient in medical skills. Ironically, in the 200-year history of the Qing Dynasty, Yong Zhengdi was the only emperor of the Qing Dynasty who believed in Taoism. Finally, he died on the elixir that the Taoist helped him cultivate.

It is said that in the feudal dynasty, there were three kinds of people: men (eunuchs are also a kind of men, but they have lost power), women and emperors.

The emperor's work is really beyond human ability.

Because they

Know astronomy above and geography below; You must control the minister and control all the parties;

Do not be arrogant, impetuous, angry, sad or unhappy, but also be a model of benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith;

Not only divorced from reality, but also responsible for people's lives;

The sage of the day after tomorrow is ruthless, treating people like pigs; I have to cherish this world again, and I feel great sorrow and pain.

In a word, the emperor is a contradiction. Their education is often the opposite of their way of doing things. Their mental and physical pain is unimaginable to ordinary people.

The purpose of saying this is to explain: don't use common sense to guess an emperor's mind.

It stands to reason that Jia Shifang can save Yongzheng's life many times. Normal people will be grateful, but the emperor will not. Because they are worried that once their lives are in the hands of another person, the country in his hands will also be manipulated by others. This is absolutely intolerable for an emperor. Emperors deliberately tried their best to be a man, doing things with only one purpose, pressing the chair under their buttocks. You can manipulate an emperor's body, but never touch the chair under his ass.

As the old saying goes, the ass decides the head. Jia Shifang will die.

According to the original novel, Jia Shifang wanted to control the emperor and indirectly control the imperial court through Yongzheng's illness, so as to achieve personal goals. But this has been seen through by Lao XIII and Yong Zhengdi, because Jia Shifang really has magical powers, and in order to "hide" Jia Shenxian, Yongzheng and Yun Xiang sent a message through Zhouyi, and after some operations by Li Jue, they successfully killed Jia Xianchang. This process is thrilling, tortuous, and so on.