According to Records of Shizong in Qing Dynasty and Chronicle of Zhang: "On August 20, Yongzheng occasionally disobeyed, he still listened to politics and summoned officials as usual. On 2 1 day, the illness worsened and the government was in power as usual. Zhang, a college student, visits every day and never stops. The emperor's four sons, Prince Li Hong, Prince Wu Zixu and Prince Hongzhou, waited on the imperial couch day and night. On the 22 nd, his condition deteriorated and he was over-rescued by doctors. On the 23 rd, the medicine was invalid, and Yulong was a guest. " Three days before and after, it can be considered as an emergency. Yin Zhen died suddenly, and the official book did not contain the reason. Therefore, for the mystery of Yin Zhen's death, the ruling and opposition parties have different opinions.
1, Yin Zhen was stabbed to death by Lv Siniang. Legend has it that Lv Siniang is the daughter of Lv Liuliang, and some people say that she is the granddaughter of Lv Liuliang. At that time, Lv Liuliang was executed or sent to the garrison because she was slaughtered in the literary inquisition after her death. However, Lv Siniang escaped with his mother and a servant, hiding in the crowd. Lv Siniang learned martial arts from his master, studied hard and practiced hard, especially fencing, and his skills were superb. Later, Lv Siniang disguised himself and entered the palace. One day, he took the opportunity to cut off Yongzheng's head. Or, Lv Siniang's master, a swordsman of Yongzheng, stayed to train female disciple Lv Siniang. This folklore has been circulating for more than 200 years. By 198 1, the underground palace of Yongzheng Tailing Palace had been excavated, but it was abandoned before it was built. But it is said that Yongzheng's coffin has been opened, and Yongzheng's body has no body, which proves that Yin Zhen's head was cut off by Lv Siniang. These legends are made out of nothing and are purely anecdotes of unofficial history. Scholars believe that in the case, the Lu family, men, women and children, have been strictly forbidden and cannot escape. Even the graves of father and son were monitored, and Lu was not spared. Therefore, Lv Siniang's statement about the assassination of Yongzheng is untrue and unreliable.
2. Second, Yin Zhen was hanged by a maid-in-waiting. Chai Calyx's Brahma Lu Cong Lu records: According to legend, in the ninth year of Yongzheng (173 1), Yin Zhen, a maid-in-waiting and eunuch, fell asleep and killed him with a rope before he was saved. This anecdote comes from the true story of Emperor Sejong Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty. In the twenty-first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1542), maid-in-waiting Yang and others "waited for the emperor to sleep, established the emperor's neck, and mistakenly became a fast knot, which was endless." Zhang Gongnv, the assistant commander, was afraid and ran to report to the Queen Fang. The queen arrived, broke up with Silk Group, and the emperor gave up the ghost. She called Xu Shen, a doctor who cured too much, to give first aid. "Ming history? "Biography of Xu Shen" records: "The gentry took medicine in a hurry, prescribed medicine at the right time, and sounded untimely. After removing several liters of purple blood, he was able to speak and recovered after several injections. "Later, Yang and others (zhené) died. Obviously, the temple names of Yong Zhengdi and Emperor Jiajing are "sejong". This story of the Qing Dynasty's Sejong Yongzheng being strangled by a maid-in-waiting is a complete replica of the story of the Ming Dynasty's Sejong Jiajing being strangled by a maid-in-waiting. So the maid-in-waiting Yongzheng said it was body double of body double.
Three, three said Yin Zhen died of taking Dan medicine poisoning. In the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), Yin Zhen was seriously ill. The minister said that "the emperor occasionally has a slight pimple on his chin." What's the disease? I can't say clearly. Yin Zhen once issued letters to his trusted secret officials, asking them to recommend good doctors and Taoist priests: "Pay attention to visiting, there are good doctors in internal medicine and surgery, people with profound practice, or Taoist priests, or Confucian scholars and laymen who preach and teach. ..... while broadcasting news, it is useful to send it to the capital with preferential treatment. " Later, Li Weimi recommended Taoist Jia Shifang to meet Yin Zhen. After that, Taoist Jia was executed. Yin Zhen was interested in Taoist priests and Dan medicine, and rebuilt Taoist temples for Taoist Ziyang. Yin Zhen also invited Taoist Zhang Taixu and Wang Dinggan to the Yuanmingyuan for an alchemy, in order to swallow the panacea and live forever.
Four, four said Yin Zhen died of a stroke. This important conclusion needs historical data to prove.
5. Say that Yin Zhen was poisoned by Cao Xueqin and Joo Sang wook. It is said that Cao Xueqin, the author of A Dream of Red Mansions, has a lover named Joo Sang wook, who is the embodiment of Lin Daiyu. Joo Sang wook was later occupied by Yongzheng and became a queen. Cao Xueqin missed his lover, so he got a job to sneak into the palace, colluded with Joo Sang wook, and poisoned Yongzheng with Dan medicine. This is a fabricated story, which is sheer nonsense.
Personally, I prefer the fourth statement.
Yongzheng was called a layman in Yuanming. He studied under the guidance of Jialing and Zhang Hutuketu, and forced himself to sweat after practice. He was recognized by Zhang Hutuketu for his extraordinary insight and evidence, and he was a Zen master. It is debatable whether he advocated Lin Ji's master program and achieved perfection. Handed down works "Quotations from King James" and "Mystery of Justice" are still the back of Miyun's enlightenment! (By the way, Chairman Mao's quotations, whose names are also modeled after Zen, refer to the Zen style, but the style of The Analects of Confucius shall prevail first. )
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Analysis:
Yongzheng likes reading newspapers all night, but he doesn't seem tired. This is similar to Liang Wudi. He has a broad mind and has the time to revise his certificate. How can he be easily exhausted?
Then, to put it even more absurdly, Yongzheng, with the knowledge of the great master, was so stupid as to take foreign orders without knowing the season (wealth, fame, diet, sleep, etc.). And it's strange to eat something so hot and dry-Comrade Zulong Ying Zheng, Comrade Taizong Shimin).
Stroke-probably similar to Wang Zhongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Sect. Two years before his death, Wang Zhongyang wrote a poem: Suffering from wind, suffering from old age and illness, and only living at the age of 58. Later, at the age of 58, I really said goodbye to Laoqiu and others!
If the rest are novelists, it is not enough.
General comment of Zhuao 1997: Why can't it be a normal death?
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The trouble with people is to be a good teacher. It is better to kill with wisdom than to behead/
If one can follow one's inclinations and even enlighten others, it is really a refuge for all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas/
All his merits and demerits are rewarded to all sentient beings. If there are any mistakes, please correct them with your profound knowledge/
1 what to do alive: make a heart for heaven and earth, and make a life for life; Draw lessons from the past and open up peace for future generations.
2 students: originally quiet and mellow, why did the world come into being:
The nature of the sea is clear and round, and the nature of life is clear and clear.
There is emptiness in delusion, and the world is based on emptiness. Realize that land consciousness is affectionate.
Being born in the air is like being born in the sea. All countries are born in the air.
There are three things-manjusri.
Death: A fruit ripens and goes directly to pure land or hell, and B the rest goes through the body (soul) first, which is probably the longest.
49 days, and then reincarnate or reincarnate. C go to the pure land to seek academic achievements, but also come back to spend all beings; A light shoots into hell, and then
Come up and practice again.
What is the opposite of dream-loneliness consciousness-sixth consciousness?
Why can't literati make remarkable achievements-playing with Buddhism and having fun with it?
6 Bodhisattva: sentient beings in the heart of the avenue, ancient translation; Xuanzang was later translated into sentient beings. An ordinary man with a big heart is a bodhisattva.
Affection: Affection means trouble; Consciousness is an arrangement of directions. Sail and sail, the direction is accurate, and you can't see the other side for a while, so you reach the other side.
7 This wish: This wish exists all over the world. This is the truth of nature. If you don't see a sexual person, build a wish from your knowledge. The original wish of Buddhism and Bodhisattva is unmoved by the external environment. The evil teacher said, if you don't move, you will have it. 148| Comments (17) for help | CET-4 pass rate 2 1% Good at: clothing/jewelry, food/cooking literature, historical topics, geographical questioners' evaluation of the answers: very detailed, thank you very much.
Default sorting | Other answers in chronological order ***6 Reports | 201-02-2214:18 tanglassie | 5 According to the records in the Official Records of Yongzheng Dynasty, in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (/kloc-0, It was not until the evening of August 22nd that Yongzheng suddenly became seriously ill that he hastily announced the succession of Li Hong, the fourth son of the emperor. The next day, Yongzheng died in Yuanmingyuan at the age of 58. So how did Yongzheng die? With the discovery of the archives of the Qing Dynasty, more and more people believe that Yongzheng was poisoned by taking Dan medicine. So, let's see. Can Taoist alchemy furnace reveal the mystery of Yongzheng's sudden death? In the era of autocratic imperial power, many emperors were obsessed with the elixir and dreamed of immortality. From Qin Shihuang sent people to the sea several times to ask for medicine, to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Fang Shili and Luan Da to refine "immortal medicine"; From Cao Caoguang's recruiting alchemists to practice "the method of mending the sky" to the death of Emperor Ai Jin's "bait longevity medicine"; From Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty appointed Taoist Pan Dan "He Xiandan" to "A Generation of Xianwang" Emperor Taizong, taking the fairy medicine of Tianzhu alchemist "Sudden illness is incurable"; From the news that Taoist Su was summoned to ask about the "secret of health preservation", Emperor Taichang of the Ming Dynasty was killed for eating "red pills" ... How many autocratic emperors were possessed by Taoist alchemy, and Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty was the last emperor obsessed with Dan medicine in the history of China. Yongzheng likes alchemy for a long time. As early as when he was a prince, he became interested in Dan medicine. He once wrote a poem: "sand is used as medicine, and pine and cypress go around the cloud altar." The furnace contains yin and yang fire, both inside and outside. " This poem contains lead sand, medicine, fire and smoke, which is a vivid picture of an alchemist. It can be seen that Yongzheng's interest in alchemy has a long history. After boarding Dabao, Yongzheng praised Zhang Boduan, the founder of Nanzong Sect at that time, named him "the real person of Zen Immortal Ziyang in Tong Yuan" and ordered him to "invent the essence of that time". From the 4th year of Yongzheng (1726), Yongzheng often gave his own refined Dan medicine called "Ji Ji Dan" to some minions such as E Ertai and Tian Wenjing. In the spring of the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), Yongzheng was seriously ill. In order to cure the disease, he ordered hundreds of officials at home and abroad to visit famous doctors and magicians on a large scale. To this end, he issued an imperial edict with the same words written by him to a large number of government officials, such as Tian Wenjing, Li Jue and E Ertai: "You can pay attention to visiting those good doctors in internal surgery, or Taoist priests, or Confucian laymen who preach and teach. If I have the opportunity to visit, I will make a detour to enlighten you and let you enjoy it from all directions. I can't help it. While I give you a generous gift to settle in your home, I listen that it is useful to send it to Beijing with preferential treatment. I tried my best to ask for it for me. Don't worry in advance, so recommend it to non-people. I don't blame it. I have my own way to try. If you have heard of mainlanders, you can quickly secretly type your name and origin, and I will call the governor to visit. It can't be regarded as a literary career. You can pay attention to asking questions, visiting extensively and expressing your thoughts. Be careful! " The core of this secret message is to let these government officials actively look for Taoist magicians who can "repair their lives." Since Yongzheng attached so much importance to it, he repeatedly said to his officials that "it cannot be regarded as literate". How dare a courtier ignore it? Therefore, local officials launched a nationwide "big search" campaign. Soon, the governor of Sichuan, Xian De, reported that there was a local man named Gong Lun, who was 86 years old and had a son with his little wife. Yongzheng was overjoyed and immediately ordered Xiande to send him to Beijing. However, at this moment, Gong suddenly ascended to heaven. In this regard, Yongzheng was very sorry, but he still refused to give up. He ordered Xiande to visit secretly to see if the son of the palace had got any "secret biography". As a result, his sons all said, "I have never received my father's secret biography." Perhaps, Gong Lun's descendants are smarter and think this matter is of great importance. If something happens, a person's life will be in jeopardy, so it's better to be cautious. No, Jia Shifang, a Taoist priest from Henan, was summoned to the palace and died soon. How did Jia Shifang enter the palace? He was recommended by Li Wei, the "toast" in front of Yongzheng and the governor of Zhejiang. This Jia Shifang was originally a Taoist in Beijing Baiyun Temple. Later, he traveled to Henan and became famous far and wide. He was called "Jia Shenxian". In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), he went to Beijing in July and began to treat the emperor, which was quite effective. Therefore, Yongzheng was very happy and specially praised Li Wei: "My bow is safe because of the strength of Jia Jinshi (that is, Jia Shifang) recommended by your Qing." As a result, Jia Shifang rose from a "wild Taoist priest" to a "stranger" favored by Yongzheng, and his worth suddenly rose by a hundredfold. However, "company is like a tiger"! Less than two months later, Yongzheng suddenly turned his face, and even Jia Shifang, the "royal Taoist", was thrown into prison. There are always different opinions about the reasons for Jia Shifang's conviction. Later, in the archives of the Qing Dynasty, an imperial edict revised by Yongzheng himself was discovered, which revealed the mystery. It turned out that this Taoist Jia was ambitious. He gradually controlled the emperor's health by means of "massage" and "secret spells", which made Yongzheng comfortable and uncomfortable. You are the son of heaven, how can Yongzheng be at the mercy of others? Therefore, Yongzheng immediately ordered Jia Daoshi to be beheaded on charges of using "witchcraft" in front of the emperor. After the incident, Yongzheng, though beheading Jia Daochang, tried his best to excuse Li Jue, saying that he didn't know all the ins and outs of Jia when he recommended him, but only reported what he saw and heard, which was nothing wrong, which gave the officials who were going to recommend the Taoist priest a "reassurance". After Jia Shifang's death, Yongzheng did not lose confidence in Taoist priests. According to the records of the Qing Palace, in the palace, besides the Qin 'an Hall, which specializes in Taoist activities, Yongzheng also asked the Taoist priests to place Taoist memorial tablets in the Hall of Supreme Harmony and Gan Qing Palace, and set up a bucket altar in their bedroom, namely hall of mental cultivation, and ask the gods to bless him forever. In addition, Yongzheng also built several houses in the imperial garden, specially for Taoist Lou Jinyuan and others to live in, so as to ask them to pray and practice at any time. This is really the "first time". In the ninth year of Yongzheng (173 1), on the 27th day of the first month, Yongzheng wrote a letter to Wang Hai, the general manager of the Ministry of Internal Affairs: "Look at the Qianqiu Pavilion in the back garden. If it's not suitable for the bucket altar, it's better to use the square pavilion in the back building to stand the bucket altar ... There is an open space in the east of Yuting, and measure its terrain. Add a few smaller rooms for the judges. " All these materials prove that Yongzheng not only visited Taoist warlocks on a large scale throughout the country, but also made close friends with Taoist priests in the palace. Although these Taoist priests come from different backgrounds, they all belong to "people who practice health", and their purpose is to cultivate "elixir of life" for Yongzheng and make themselves "immortal". Now we can draw a general conclusion: Yongzheng died of Dan medicine poisoning. So as soon as his son Qianlong ascended the throne, he ordered Taoist Zhang Taixu and others to be driven out of the Forbidden City and warned them not to talk nonsense after leaving the palace!