Why did Shunzhi hate Dourgen so much when he was dug up after his death?

Dourgen was dug up after his death. Shunzhi hates him so much for two main reasons. The first reason is to kill his brother, and the second reason is to kill his mother.

Shunzhi has a brother named Haug. He took special care of Shunzhi. Although he is thirty years older than Shunzhi, Shunzhi has always regarded Haug as his closest relative. However, Haug was at odds with Dourgen, because he was about the same age as Dourgen and participated in the struggle for the successor. Once in the court, Dourgen charged Hogg with conspiracy and tried to kill Hogg.

Shunzhi was actually just a ten-year-old child at that time. When he saw that his brother was going to be beheaded, he cried and knelt down to plead, or it was because Shunzhi said that he would kill Hogg and kill him together that he saved Hogg. But dourgen didn't let him go. Later, he killed Hogg and took Hogg's wives for himself.

In addition, in fact, what Shunzhi hates most is that Dourgen is with his mother Xiaozhuang. Shunzhi was still very young. In order to save him, her mother had to take the initiative to marry Dourgen, hoping to save her son's throne with the help of Dourgen. Shunzhi was very young at that time and didn't understand why her mother did this. He only hates his mother and is sorry for Emperor Amar.

And since my mother married Dourgen, I have rarely seen my mother. Dourgen not only robbed his mother, but also robbed her of her love for her children. Above the imperial court, it was restrained by dourgen everywhere. Therefore, when Dourgen died, the high-spirited Shunzhi had nowhere to vent, so he made a plan to dig graves and bodies.

Killing my brother and taking revenge from my mother is unbearable for anyone, let alone the son of heaven. Even if Dourgen dies, he won't show generosity. He just wanted to make an example for the ministers to see his attitude towards Dourgen. This is also a warning to Dourgen's henchmen not to rely on Dourgen's forces to do evil again. Shunzhi, not here.