Wei Zi was brought up by Yongzheng

Yongzheng became the final winner in the process of seizing the office in Kowloon, and the other eight people all ended in tragedy. The eldest brother and the second brother were put to death by Kangxi, and the other five princes were banned from freedom for life by Yongzheng circle and spent the rest of their lives in prison. Brother 13 has the best relationship with Yongzheng. He was a staunch supporter of Yongzheng's struggle for the throne, and also became the hero who opened the dynasty after Yongzheng ascended the throne, and was named Prince Yi. 13 Wang Ye's ending is the most satisfactory, but he died of illness in his forties. Yongzheng also cried because of his brother's death The ruthless Yongzheng also has a soft side in his heart.

Kangxi was one of the greatest emperors in the history of feudal dynasty, with many descendants. It is also a mistake to choose one's own successor. In his lifetime, he made the second prince a prince, but this son was too disappointing and repeatedly violated national laws. Kangxi left him enough face and didn't punish him. However, he dug a hole for himself and embarked on the road of rebellion. The prince's rebellion is not only a political issue, but also damages the face of the royal family. Kangxi claimed to be a generation of sages, but he didn't expect his son to overthrow his own regime and undermine the majesty of imperial power.

Kangxi already has a suitable candidate in his heart, and he has completed several tasks for Yongzheng very well. It shows the bearing and talent that an emperor should have. In order to pave the way for Yongzheng, Kangxi imprisoned the eldest prince and the second prince respectively, so all the evidence has shown that the fourth prince will become the future heir of Kangxi, which is no suspense.

Yongzheng acceded to the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, but the Eight Ye Party still did not give up the hope of competing for the throne. They repeatedly blocked Yongzheng from carrying out the new national policy, and Yongzheng decided to crack down on his younger brother. They have seriously affected the long-term stability of the country. Yongzheng wiped out the Eight Ye Party in the name of the emperor, and eight princes, nine princes, ten princes and 14 princes were imprisoned in different ranges.