Why did Kangxi let Yongzheng inherit reunification? This is the only reason.

In A.D. 1722, the 69-year-old Emperor Kangxi died. After the death of Kangxi, his fourth son Yin succeeded to the throne, and Yin was famous in history. There are many jokes about Yong Zhengdi in history. One of the most famous is to change the imperial edict. In folklore, Kangxi's throne was passed on to the fourteenth son of the emperor. So, in real history, who did Emperor Kangxi pass the throne to?

At that time, as soon as the imperial edict was announced, ministers came forward to question Yongzheng's change of imperial edict, saying that the imperial edict was originally written on May 14th, and he changed the word "ten" to "imperial". However, the imperial edict of the Qing Dynasty was made in duplicate, one for the people and one for the Manchu, which was difficult to change. This statement is obviously not true.

In fact, Yongzheng in the late Kangxi period also did many things that were beneficial to the country at that time. Before Yongzheng ascended the throne, he visited two warehouses in Beijing and Tong Tong, and did a good job of offering sacrifices to heaven during the winter solstice. Of course, this is his own ability. Another important reason is that Yin's son Li Hong is very popular with Kangxi. Kangxi thought Li Hong was very suitable to be emperor, so he passed the throne to his father first, and then to him from his father.

According to historical records, the sixty-first year of Kangxi was the last year of his life. At that time, Yin _, the prince of Yong, invited Kangxi, who likes peony, to enjoy flowers in Yuanmingyuan. Peony is very beautiful, and then Kangxi met Li Hong for the first time.

Kangxi fell in love with this utilitarian young man at first sight. Thirteen days after leaving Yuanmingyuan, he returned to Yuanmingyuan and took Li Hong back to the palace. He framed himself. He asked his uncle Yin to teach him archery, Yin Lu taught him firearms, and then took him out hunting from time to time. Li Hong did very well.

Kangxi had his date of birth checked when he was young. The fortune teller explained that Li Hong was born with wealth and was very filial when he grew up. Judging from his fine features, literary talent and martial arts are definitely outstanding, and his life span is still relatively long. Li Hong was indeed emperor for more than sixty years, but he died in his eighties.

Before he died, Kangxi told Ma Qi, a great scholar in the imperial court, that Li Hong, the son of Yongzheng, must have made great achievements. In order to establish Emperor Li Hong, Kangxi passed the throne to Yongzheng and made him a prince. If the other princes who robbed the throne knew, they would really vomit blood.

Looking at more than a dozen emperors in Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng was the best among them. He not only helped Kangxi do many great things, but also was not as eager to compete for the throne as other princes. The severe punishment of corrupt officials during Yongzheng laid the foundation for the later prosperity.