What is the feud between Qianlong and Mahayana in history?

This Mahayana religion was founded by Zhang Baotai in Yunnan, and it was named after the missionary site was Jizu Mountain. Zhang Baotai changed his name to Yu Hong, claiming to be a native of Shaanxi, and was the ancestor of the forty-nine collection circle. The core of Mahayana doctrine is the integration of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, but it attaches great importance to Buddhism and turns Confucianism and Taoism into Buddhism. It is also a cult organization based on Buddhism, which worships infinite saints, Jade Emperor and Maitreya Buddha. The Mahayana religion in Jizushan has an anti-tendency, which was founded in the twentieth year of Kangxi, just as San Francisco was pacified. Christians hoped to support Zhu Ming's comeback with religion, so they were highly concerned and strictly guarded by the Qing court. Later, they gave up their sight, devoted themselves to anti-Qing, and created riots. The Mahayana religious plans in Southwest China are one after another, which has been circulating for a long time. Qianlong called it "a cult in China".

The Mahayana religion of Jizushan has its own centers in Yunnan, Sichuan and Guizhou. The religious plans in the three provinces all happened independently, but the traffic is inconvenient and difficult to eliminate, so it lasts for a long time and involves a wide range. But in fact, the imperial court is defending its weakness, and the cases it handles are all negative except disobedience and illegal speech, prohibition of scriptures or illegal secret meetings, but its cult nature determines that it will eventually hold riots. In the early years of Yongzheng, Mahayana Buddhism spread all over Huguang, Shaanxi, Gansu and Jiangnan. In Changzhou, south of the Yangtze River, there was a 13 martyrdom. The deceased listened to heresy and thought that he should be promoted to Buddha this year, so he starved to death collectively. The relatives of the deceased did not cry when they heard the bad news, saying that they were destined to die smoothly. Emperor Qianlong personally ordered the church to be cut off at the first time, and other important officials were also punished. In the twenty-five years of Qianlong, the Mahayana Sect of Jizushan was in trouble with the cult in Hejiang, Sichuan. Song Chaolun was an apprentice of the late leader Sun Kui. In order to enhance his appeal, Song Chaolun deceived his grandson before he died, so many people responded, causing political turmoil and panic in southwest China. Song Chaolun also used common heretical threats such as being arrested and rescued to lure people, cheat money and rape women, and was detected by the government. In order to prevent future troubles and fraud, the authorities let all converts kneel on the execution ground and watch the scenes of key criminals such as year in, strangulation and beheading Song Chaolun. Ganlong greatly appreciated this practice and once instructed: "Very!"