Jiaqing died when he was in office. What happened to Ji Xiaolan, the arch-enemy in the main hall?

Ji Xiaolan's name is Ji Yun, and Xiaolan is his word. His greatest achievement in history is the revision of Sikuquanshu, and the completion of Yuewei Caotang Notes and Ji Wenda's Public Legacy Collection.

In the TV series, Ji Xiaolan and Xiao Shenyang were enemies, and Xiao Shenyang was executed after Jiaqing came to power. What was the end of Ji Xiaolan?

In fact, there is not much overlap between Ji Xiaolan and Shenyang in history. Ji Xiaolan just buried himself in compiling books, while Shenyang was trying to make money as an official. There is no dispute of interest between them. Ji Xiaolan is not arrogant. He knows very well that he is only a scholar of the royal family, and he is very accomplished in literature, but he is far inferior to Xiao Shenyang in politics and economy. Therefore, Ji Xiaolan will not take the initiative to provoke small Shenyang, and small Shenyang will not pay too much attention to him. After the death of Xiao Shenyang, Ji Xiaolan was not implicated and died happily.

But just because he died well doesn't mean he didn't have setbacks in his life. As we all know, Ji Xiaolan was a scholar, and the Qing Dynasty was a period of literary inquisition. When he entered the "secretary library" during this period, he was bound to encounter problems as a scholar. During the opening of Sikuquanshu, Qianlong cracked down on "ideological crime" and "literary inquisition" the most in history, with more than 50 cases of literary inquisition.

In this process, many colleagues and leaders who edited books with Ji Xiaolan were investigated, some died, some were confiscated, and all ended in tragedy except Ji Xiaolan. Ji Xiaolan himself was implicated several times, but he was punished or fined. Finally, he finished writing the whole book. He lived to 8 1 and died of natural causes, becoming a legend spanning three rulers.