This statement has been circulating for a long time, saying that Kangxi was very dissolute in his later years and eventually died of indulgence in Changchun Garden. However, no one can give an accurate account of the real cause of Kangxi's death so far, because there are written records that Kangxi died because nine sons seized the office. This statement is also more reliable, because the truth of Yongzheng's superior position is also puzzling, so there is a certain connection between Kangxi's death and Yongzheng's superior position, and no one can say for sure.

Of all the emperors in history, Kangxi should be extremely prolific. His harem was very strong, with many women and naturally many children. So many people think that Kangxi belongs to the lecherous emperor, or that he is more interested in womanhood. After all, as a king, there are so many descendants in such a tiring situation, which can also explain to some extent that Kangxi is quite romantic. So it seems that he died in Changchun Garden because of indulgence, and many people believe this statement.

However, it is said that some experts have specially studied this matter and found that things here are not simple. Kangxi's death may not be as simple as indulgence. Everyone must have an impression of the nine sons who won the official position in Kangxi's later years, and Kangxi, as their father, also spent a lot of effort because of this struggle. Kangxi was suspicious by nature, and so many sons also had their own abacus, so everyone was exhausted in this struggle. It turns out that the most promising princes have dismounted.

But Yin Zhen, the fourth prince without any news, quietly won the throne. As for how he got the throne, there are different opinions so far. There is a saying that Kangxi was killed by Yin Zhen while recuperating in Changchun Garden, and then Yin Zhen tampered with the imperial edict and ascended the throne. So, some people think that Kangxi's death has a lot to do with Yin Zhen.