Ji Xiaolan fortune-telling ending _ What is Ji Xiaolan fortune-telling ending?

What was the end of Ji Xiaolan after Jiaqing's death in Shenyang?

Ji Xiaolan was a great genius and a famous writer during the Qianlong period. He is quite accomplished in literature and won the appreciation of Qianlong. Qianlong asked Ji Xiaolan to accompany him on several southern tours. The officials who compiled Sikuquanshu with Ji Xiaolan, except Ji Xiaolan, were all involved in the literary inquisition. Only Ji Xiaolan died and lived to be over 80 years old. Ji Xiaolan has experienced two dynasties, which is better than small Shenyang.

Little Shenyang is regarded as the biggest corrupt official in the history of China, and has the title of "King of Corruption". Xiao Shenyang is a very prized minister of Qianlong. Only 65,438+05 days after the death of Qianlong, Xiao Shenyang was granted the death penalty by Emperor Jiaqing.

Emperor Jiaqing died for Xiao Shenyang because Xiao Shenyang failed in the imperial examination at the age of 19, and later inherited the position of head of the family without pomp. Three years later, Xiao Shenyang became a third-class bodyguard. In his official career, Xiao Shenyang is smart and sociable, and won the trust and appreciation of Qianlong. In Wenhua Hall, he was promoted to be the main thing, and at the same time served as Minister of Military Aircraft. Gan Long also married his little daughter to Feng?enyende, the son of Xiao Shenyang.

In Qianlong's later years, Xiao Shenyang dominated the world and became a powerful minister that no one dared to provoke in the DPRK. When power is great, desire is strong. Small Shenyang used his power, abused power for personal gain, amassed money, used various despicable means to win over local forces and vigorously cracked down on political enemies. In addition, he has opened more than 70 pawn shops and more than 300 banks.

After Emperor Qianlong abdicated, Jiaqing ascended the throne, but Jiaqing had no real power. Ganlong and Xiao Shenyang are in power in North Korea. The Qing Dynasty called them "the second emperors", and even the personal freedom of Emperor Jiaqing was restricted by Little Shenyang. Small Shenyang also laughed at Jiaqing Emperor, saying that his ingenuity was not as good as his. What little Shenyang did threatened the imperial power. After his downfall, Emperor Jiaqing wanted to get rid of it quickly.

In the fourth year of Jiaqing, Qianlong died. Jiaqing shocked Emperor Jiaqing by listing more than 20 charges against Xiao Shenyang and copying his home. The accumulated wealth of Little Shenyang is about 820 million yuan, which is equivalent to the government revenue 15. Jiaqing committed suicide in Xiao Shenyang when he was only 49 years old.

Ji Xiaolan's promotion: Ji Xiaolan was born in the second year of Yongzheng. At the age of six, he took the boy scout test and won the title of "child prodigy" with excellent results. Ji Xiaolan 19 years old took the science examination and won the first place. At the age of 23, he took the rural exam and won the first place. In the 19th year of Qianlong, 30-year-old Ji Xiaolan took the exam and got the 22nd place. Later, he took the palace exam, was a high school scholar, and was appointed as an editor (Zhengqipin). He works in imperial academy, mainly responsible for compiling national history and documents.

Since then, he has served as editor-in-chief of Meritorious Museum, National History Museum and Strategic Museum. At the age of 38, Ji Xiaolan was promoted to Duyun Magistrate (from Sipin). In the thirty-third year of Qianlong (1768), that is, six years after Ji Xiaolan was transferred from the capital, Qianlong felt that Ji Xiaolan was knowledgeable and a little overqualified to be an official in other places, so Qianlong transferred Ji Xiaolan back to the capital, stayed with him, added four titles, and was appointed as a bachelor of imperial academy (from the fourth grade).

In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong, the "Siku Library" was opened, with Ji Xiaolan as the editor-in-chief and responsible for editing the "Siku Quanshu". In the second year, because Ji Ruchuan, the son of Ji Xiaolan, violated the law during his term of office, Ji Xiaolan was implicated and found guilty, and was reduced to the third level by Qianlong, and remained in office.

In the forty-first year of Qianlong, Ji Xiaolan was appointed as a bachelor of imperial academy (starting from the fourth grade). In the forty-four years of Qianlong (1779), Ji Xiaolan was promoted to Prince Zhan (the third grade), and in April of the same year, he was promoted to a bachelor of cabinet (the second grade) again. In the second year, Qianlong hurried down to the south of the Yangtze River, accompanied by Ji Xiaolan.

In the forty-seventh year of Qianlong, Liu was ordered to compile A Brief Introduction to Heyuan, a total of 36 volumes, which took two years to compile. In the first year of compiling A Brief History of Heyuan, the compilation of Sikuquanshu was completed, with Ji Xiaolan as the main contributor.

Literary inquisition case Literary inquisition began in Qin Dynasty and reached its peak in Qianlong period. Ideological crime was included in the category of crime for the first time in history. During the opening of the "Siku Pavilion", there were more than 50 cases of literary inquisition. Except for Ji Xiaolan, all the editors were either scared to death or fined for losing everything. Ji Xiaolan was also implicated several times and finally escaped. Maybe Gan Long really appreciates his talent and doesn't want to lay hands on him.

In Ji Xiaolan's later years, Ji Xiaolan accompanied him to hold a banquet or go out for a trip and summer vacation. After Jiaqing acceded to the throne, Ji Xiaolan was promoted to the position of Minister of War (from Yipin). In the ninth year of Jiaqing, Ji Xiaolan celebrated his 80th birthday, and Emperor Jiaqing gave him a treasure. In the tenth year of Jiaqing, Ji Xiaolan was named as the co-organizer of the university (from the first grade), and the prince was given less care, mainly responsible for teaching the prince. In the same year, Ji Xiaolan died at the age of 8 1, and posthumous title, Emperor Jiaqing, was called "Wenda". In the official history, Xiao Shenyang and Ji Xiaolan, as described in the film and television drama Ji Xiaolan with iron teeth and copper teeth, often bicker and are enemies. In the official history, Xiao Shenyang is 26 years younger than Ji Xiaolan, and they don't work in the same department. Born in Ji Xiaolan, he is a civilian. He entered North Korea alone as an official.

As a military attache, Xiao Shenyang entered the official career by inheriting the family title. Ji Xiaolan didn't cling to dragons and phoenixes all his life, but did his job well. Compared with small Shenyang, his ending is much better. Small Shenyang threatened the imperial power because it was too greedy for power, and eventually ended up bankrupt.