Which emperors in the Qing Dynasty were the Ming emperors? How about Jiaqing, Daoguang and Xianfeng?

If you choose one of these three: Jiaqing! Emperor Jiaqing, fifteenth son of Emperor Gaozong Li Hong of Qing Dynasty, Manchu. Born in the 25th year of Qianlong (1760), her original name was Yan Yong, and her mother was Wei Jiashi. In fifty-four years (1789), Qianlong became Prince Jia, and he ascended the throne on the first day of the first month of the first month of sixty-one. It was renamed Jiaqing and reigned for 25 years. He died in the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820). 6 1 year. Tan Poulnot. Injong, posthumous title was promoted by Tianxing, transported by Sui Yu, worshipped by Wu Guangyu, filial and diligent, and became Emperor Min Yingzhe Rui. Buried in Changling of Qingxi Mausoleum in Yixian County, Hebei Province. Wuzi: The first son is unknown. The second son Xuanzong. The third son, Prince An Kai of Dunkirk. The fourth son, Withthe Princerui, received a letter. The fifth son, Prince Huiduan, is very happy. In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong (1773), he became the crown prince. In 54 years (1789), he was named Prince Jia. Sixty years (1795) in September, was officially announced as the crown prince. On the first day of the first month of the second year, Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne in Zen. Later, the government was still under the control of Emperor Qianlong, the emperor's father, and he lived in Yuqing Palace temporarily. In the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), after the death of Emperor Qianlong, he began to lead the government. In the face of the crisis-ridden political situation in the last years of Qianlong, Emperor Jiaqing played the banner of "salt reform" and rectified internal affairs. Kill the powerful minister Xiao Shenyang, depose and imprison Xiao Shenyang's cronies and best friends. The imperial edict is to seek truth, speak freely, ward off evil spirits and strengthen the body, and reward officials who are convicted after the resumption of work in Changchao. A letter's contribution, luxury and frugality. Local officials are required to "know nothing about people's feelings" and report them truthfully, trying to avoid bullying, whitewashing peace, and being lazy and extravagant. However, its limited internal rectification failed to fundamentally reverse the decline of the Qing political situation. The domestic class contradictions are sharp, and the peasant uprising is in full swing. After he ascended the throne, Gala made every effort to suppress peasant uprisings in Sichuan, Chu and Shaanxi. It is easier to unify the army and punish the generals who are ineffective in repression. Strict military deployment, the implementation of the policy of repression and appeasement, the disintegration of the rebels. The policy of clearing the field with strong walls, which was implemented in the group training of Zhaibao, cut off the connection between the rebels and the people. In the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805), the peasant uprising in Sichuan, Chushan and Shaanxi was suppressed, and the ruling power of the Qing Dynasty was seriously weakened. In the 15th year of Jiaqing (18 10), the Cai Qian Rebel broke out in the southeast coast. In the eighteenth year of Jiaqing (18 13), Tianjin uprising broke out in the north, and some Tianjin believers rushed into the palace with the help of eunuchs, "which caused unprecedented things in Han, Tang, Song and Ming dynasties". At the same time, he ordered the bloody slaughter of the rebels who rushed into the palace and killed the leader Lin Qing outside the city. The Tenrikyo uprising was suppressed. In foreign negotiations, Emperor Jiaqing advocated the ban on smoking, kept a high degree of vigilance against the harassment activities of British invaders in coastal areas, and wisely and sternly rejected Britain's ulterior motives of helping the Qing Dynasty suppress the rebels and helping Macao Portuguese resist France. In the 21st year of Jiaqing (18 16), Britain's request to establish diplomatic relations, open trading ports and cede coastal islands in Zhejiang was rejected. The traditional concept of closing the country to the outside world also makes it blindly exclude foreign things. Emperor Jiaqing tried his best to maintain the stability and consolidation of the Qing Dynasty in the case of frequent civil strife and foreign invasion. However, the irreversible historical development trend made the decline of the Qing Dynasty completely superficial at the end of Jiaqing, and it gradually declined. His death was carried out by the emperor, and he was honored by the diligent and loving emperor. The temple name is Renzong. Daoguang acceded to the throne and added the word "Guangyu" before "filial piety". Buried in Changling of Qingxi Mausoleum in Yixian County, Hebei Province. The failure of Jiaqing's rule: Jiaqing himself was mediocre, and domestic peasant uprisings continued. In the first year of Jiaqing, Anbaili Uprising broke out in the border areas of Sichuan, Chu and Shaanxi, and then spread to Sichuan, Chu, Shaanxi, Henan and Gansu provinces, which lasted for nine years. In more than nine years of fighting, the insurgents occupied or breached 204 counties, fought against a large number of troops recruited by the Qing government from 16 provinces, wiped out a large number of Qing troops, killed more than 400 generals below the deputy generals, and raised more than 20 first-and second-class officials such as Zhen. The Qing government's military expenditure was 220 million yuan, equivalent to four years' fiscal revenue. The uprising weakened the Manchu, and then the rule of the Manchu gradually declined. From the 59th year of Qianlong to the 15th year of Jiaqing (1794 ~ 18 10), Cai E broke out an armed struggle against Manchu rule in the coastal areas of Fujian, Zhejiang and Guangdong. In the mid-Kangxi period, the Manchu government intensified its oppression of the people, forcing the people in the southeast coast to make a living in the sea. In the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong, Cai Qian, a native of Tongan, Fujian Province, led bankrupt fishermen and unemployed people in Quanzhou and Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, to rob merchants at sea to save themselves, and then took the coastal areas of Fujian and Zhejiang as the base to fight against the Qing Dynasty. In the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802), he led a fleet to attack the Great and Small Danshan Mountains in Haikou, Xiamen. More than 500 people landed and seized guns 13. The Qing court ordered Li Changgeng, the prefect of Zhejiang Navy, to go to Fujian to build 30 large ships and cast more than 400 cannons to attack. At the beginning of the second year, Cai Qian was ambushed by Li Changgeng in the coastal area of Putuo, Zhejiang, and retreated to the coastal area of Fujian, leaving only 24 warships, which was at a disadvantage. Then he surrendered to Yu De, the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, and bribed Fujian businessmen to build huge ships with thick gold to restore their combat power. In the summer of nine years, he moved to Taiwan Province Province, assembled 80 large ships, plunged into Fujian, killed Hu Zhensheng, the company commander in Wenzhou, and burned 26 warships. The Qing court ordered Li Changgeng to lead the Fujian-Zhejiang navy to attack along the coast of Zhejiang and defeat Cai Qian. In the winter of ten years, Cai Qian wanted to take Taiwan Province Province to establish a stronghold, assemble more than 100 warships, and first capture Danshui and Fengshan (now Kaohsiung) in Taiwan Province Province. With the support of local people, the team has grown to more than 20 thousand people. Cai Qian was promoted to the king of Zhenhai, and led the crowd around the provincial capital. The Qing court urgently transferred Guangzhou general Sai Chong 'a to Taiwan as an imperial minister to supervise the army, and ordered Li Changgeng to lead 3000 sailors across the sea to suppress the rebels. Cai Qian sank the ship to Luermen Port and blocked the ships of the Qing army. 1 1 At the beginning of the month, Li Changgeng blocked Luermen and its nearby ports to prevent the rebels from breaking through. Cai Qian took advantage of the sudden rise of the tide and the sinking of the ship to break through from the sea to Fujian and Zhejiang. 1At the end of February, he confronted Li Changgeng and Fujian Navy prefect Zhang Jiansheng in Heishuiyang, Guangdong. After the setback, only three big ships and more than a dozen small boats were left. The Qing army attacked the ship by fire, and Cai led the ship successfully. Cai set fire to the stern and killed it. Zhang Jiansheng chickened out of the fight. Cai Qian moved to the distant seaside to have a rest. The Qing court ordered Wang Delu and Qiu Lianggong to be the prefects of Fujian and Zhejiang respectively, and jointly laid siege to them. The rebel army fought for a long time, with heavy casualties and internal divisions. /kloc-in August of 0/4, Cai Qian and the Fujian-Zhejiang navy of the Qing army fought continuously in the offshore of Yushan, Zhejiang, and were besieged by the Qing army. Being outnumbered, he fired a gun and set sail, taking his wife, children and more than 250 people to the bottom of the sea. The following year, the remaining 1300 people were cleared. At this point, Cai Qian uprising failed. In July of the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802), tens of thousands of people revolted against the Heaven and Earth Society in Boluo County, Guangdong Province. In the eighth year of Jiaqing (1803), Jiaqing returned to ouchi from Yuanmingyuan and was about to enter Shunzhen Gate. Suddenly, a man rushed out to assassinate him, and more than 100 people accompanying Jiaqing were dumbfounded for a moment. Thanks to the hard work of several princes present, the assassin was caught. It turned out that his name was Chen De and he was a civilian. Because he was poor and didn't tell, he resented the oppression of Manchu rule, so he lay down his life to sneak into the palace and prepare to assassinate the emperor. Later, Chen De's family was killed. In September of the 18th year of Jiaqing, Lin Qing, the leader of Tian Li in Beijing, rebelled and invaded the palace. Tian Li, also known as Eight Diagrams, is a branch of Anbaili religion, which spreads all over Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi and Henan, and is divided into eight districts to organize followers according to Eight Diagrams. Huaxian County and Hejing Linqing are the main leaders. On September 15th, the 18th year of Jiaqing (the lunar calendar), all directions rebelled at the same time. However, due to the exposure of Li Wencheng's actions, he was arrested and imprisoned. On September 7th, the people of hua county revolted ahead of schedule, rescued and occupied hua county. Li Wencheng calls himself "da Tian Ming Li Shun Allah". Lin Qing revolted as scheduled, organized armed forces in Huangcun, south of Beijing, and sneaked into the city with 200 people. Under the guidance of Liu Jinheng, a proselyte eunuch, Donghua and Xihuamen were attacked. At that time, Emperor Jiaqing was hunting in Jehol, and the palace was in a panic. Ning Min, the second son of the emperor, transferred the soldiers from Firearms Camp and Jianrui Camp to the palace to fight in Zong Long. The rebels were outnumbered and withdrew from the palace. 10 June 16, Lin Qing was arrested and died in Huangcun. After Li Wencheng army captured hua county, it occupied Daokou Town and other places. The Qing court dispatched Yang Yuchun and Yang Fang to lead the army to suppress. 17 February 17, Li Wen died of self-immolation in Sizhai (now Huixian). 10.4, the Qing army captured hua county, and his wife Zhang killed dozens of people and hanged herself. The uprising finally failed. This uprising was greatly shaken because Lin Qing broke into the Forbidden City. Emperor Jiaqing admitted that this was "unprecedented in the Han, Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties" and that "nothing happened, but the Great Qing Dynasty happened!" After the Tianli uprising, the fatuous Jiaqing did not want to reduce the exploitation of the people, but absurdly thought that the trees in the palace destroyed the geomantic omen, so he ordered all the trees in the palace to be cut down. Later emperors learned from their ancestors and did not replant trees, which made the ancient trees in the Forbidden City rare today. According to official records, the deaths of the Qing emperors were all normal deaths, even sudden deaths, which were very impressive. For example, the death of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, was recorded as "sitting up and collapsing". However, unofficial history is different from the legend, and various causes of death make historians argue endlessly. Among them, the death of Emperor Jiaqing is the most bizarre. According to the legend of unofficial history, he was struck by lightning, and opinions vary. The first one is relatively stable. It is said that Emperor Jiaqing fell ill during the autumn inauguration ceremony in Mulan, chengde mountain resort, and was in bed for aftercare. This is not a serious matter, but he is in good spirits and handles his political affairs as usual. One day, the wind and cloud over the Jehol suddenly changed, and the bedroom was suddenly struck by lightning, which led to the death of Jiaqing Emperor. The second statement seems impetuous, saying that after Emperor Jiaqing arrived in chengde mountain resort, he took a short break, that is, armed to the teeth, led the Manchu minister and the Eight Banners, and went straight to Mulan paddock. They tracked and hunted for many days, but there were no tigers and bears, only some rabbits, and even the elk that usually foraged everywhere were rare. Emperor Jiaqing was very disappointed and decided to end the autumn inauguration ceremony ahead of schedule. On the way back, it happened that the weather changed, thunder and lightning, the earth shook and suddenly it thundered. Of all the people, only the emperor was knocked down. Returning to camp in triumph turned into mourning for Beijing, and the Qing Dynasty was horrified. The third argument is absurd. It is said that Emperor Jiaqing spoiled a eunuch for a long time and often had fun, which caused criticism from ministers who served him. After he entered the villa, it was even worse. The emperor's living room is located in the "Smoke Hall", and there is a small building named "Yunshan Resort" behind the house. It is said that this building is the place where the emperor meets the little eunuch. One day, they were having a good time here. Suddenly, lightning passed through the clouds, and a fireball flew into the small building and exploded on Jiaqing, killing them immediately. The above three statements are * * * similar, that is, the death of Emperor Jiaqing was related to the natural phenomenon of sky discharge, and Jiaqing was burnt by lightning beyond recognition and could not be put into the coffin. If the facts are exposed, it will be the biggest scandal in the court. Ministers agreed on a way to secretly hang a eunuch who was similar in appearance and material to Jiaqing, and then put on makeup. The bones of the real emperor were placed at the bottom of the coffin, and the body of the fake emperor was lying flat on it to hide people's eyes and ears and transported back to Beijing for sacrifice. In short, there are 83 kings and 559 emperors in China. According to legend, only Emperor Jiaqing was killed by the gods. Although the above is unofficial history's hearsay and speculation, I still believe it. Because Emperor Jiaqing was one of the unlucky emperors in the Qing Dynasty. When he was emperor, he was almost killed by an assassin. The murderer confessed that he lived in poverty and had nowhere to make a living, so he wanted to commit suicide, but he wanted to end it by doing something earth-shattering, so he came to assassinate the emperor. When he was emperor, the rebels invaded the palace. Put an anti-flag on the tower and approach the queen's residence with the intention of destroying the golden palace. These are unique in the Qing dynasty, which is a contempt and denial of his ruling ability. The rumor of his death, according to the theory of "harmony between man and nature", is the most severe punishment for those who have repeatedly warned God and never repented. Although the official history does not record the cause of death of Emperor Jiaqing, it is true that Emperor Jiaqing died in chengde mountain resort at the age of 60 and died suddenly without any warning. According to historical records, after the death of Emperor Jiaqing, the Jehol Palace immediately blocked the news, and the gate of the summer resort was closed, restricting people from entering and leaving. On the 27th, the princes and ministers who stayed in Beijing learned the bad news. It was not until the second day of August that Daoguang issued an imperial edict to the cabinet and informed the court. At that time, North Korean officials met honest officials in Zhongjiang, Shengjing. They were all dressed in plain clothes and their hats were pulled off. They were surprised to ask why, only to know that the emperor had passed away. Why did a good emperor suddenly die? Gong Wei's affairs have always been kept secret. Of course, the Qing court will not publicly explain the cause of death to the people, so there are the above speculations and rumors. Edit this paragraph. Empress Xiao Shurui, Xitara, Minister of Interior Affairs, Deputy Commander-in-Chief, daughter of Chenggong and Erjing, married in Jiaqing in the thirty-ninth year of Qianlong, and successively gave birth to a son (the second son of Daoguang) and two daughters (the second daughter of the emperor, who died; Princess Jinggulun, the fourth daughter of Emperor Zhuang). In the first year of Jiaqing (1796), she was crowned queen and died in the second year. Filial piety queen, daughter of Allah in Shangshu Palace of the Ministry of Rites, was the side Fujin of Emperor Jiaqing when he was a prince, and the imperial concubine was conferred in the first year of Jiaqing. After the death of Empress Hyo Shu, she was promoted to the imperial concubine according to the wishes of Emperor Tai Huang Ganlong. Six years after Jiaqing, the imperial concubine became queen. Daoguang died in the 29th year (A.D.1850 65438+1October 23rd)1February1day, at the age of 74, and was buried in Changxiling, three miles west of Changling. And Yu Guifei, Liu's, entered the imperial palace when the armadillo was a prince. The eldest son died young. In the first year of Jiaqing (1796), the title was Cheng Fei. 13 years 1 1 month (1808) was promoted to Cheng Guifei. In twenty-five years (1802), Daoguang Jin was honored as the imperial concubine of Emperor Gao Cheng. He died on December 18th in the 13th year of Daoguang (A.D. 1834). In memory of Yu Huanggui. Buried in Princess Changling Garden, the tomb coupon is located in the middle of the front row. Niu Lulu (1786 ——1860) obeys the imperial concubine, and was elected to the palace in the early years of Jiaqing, and was made a noble. Jiaqing 10 book, with a strange name. In September of fifteen years, she was promoted to princess. In December of the twenty-fifth year of Daoguang, Jin Zun was the emperor and was the imperial concubine. In the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang, Jin Zun was a high-ranking imperial concubine and lived in Shou 'an Palace. In the first month of thirty years (1850), Xianfeng Jin was honored as the emperor's ancestor, such as the imperial concubine. Xianfeng's three-year book tour. Leap ten years died on March 3, at the age of 74. Forgive me, Wan Yan, my father, Hafeng, a captain who travels without pomp. When the armadillo was a prince, he entered the official residence as a side Fujin. Before Jiaqing succeeded to the throne, Jiaqing was awarded the title of princess in April of the following year. Bury the princess in the garden with the tomb coupon in the middle of the second row. Hua Fei, Hou Jiashi, in the first month of Jiaqing's first year, were canonized as Ying Ying. In April of the sixth year (180 1), she was promoted to Hua Fei. Nine years (1804) died on June 28th. Zhuang Fei and Wang Jiashi (? -18 1 1 year), Father Ilib, Juren. In April of the sixth year of Jiaqing (180 1), he was named Miracle. 13 years 1 1 month (1808) was promoted to Zhuang Fei. He died on February 15th in the 16th year (18 1 1). Believe the princess, Liu Jia (? -1822), the daughter of a general. At the beginning, it was sealed, and it was sealed in November of the thirteenth year of Jiaqing (1808). In December of the 25th year of Daoguang (1820), Jin was honored as the imperial concubine. In the second year of Daoguang (1822), he died on October 13th. Imperial Concubine En, Wu Yashi, his father Ming Wan, the official to the left deputy are all suggestions. During Jiaqing, he was made a knight of grace. In the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820), in December, Daoguang Emperor Jin was honored as the emperor. In the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang (1846), he died at the beginning of February. Jane, Guan Jiashi, worshipped Tang Ade as a daughter, and when the armadillo was a prince, she became a servant. 1780 died in childbirth when giving birth to the eldest daughter of the emperor. In April of the second year of Jiaqing (1797), she was named Jane. Sun Ai, Shen Jiashi, Minister of Interior Affairs, Yonghe female, when the armadillo was a prince, she served as Gege. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong (1786), she gave birth to Princess Huian and Master, five daughters of the emperor, and died soon. Jiaqing two years in April, posthumous title Xun Ai. Chun wives, (? -18 19) Dong Jiashi, treasurer of the committee. In the early years of Jiaqing, he was named a noble person in Spring, and in April of the sixth year of Jiaqing (180 1), he was named Chunqi. Died in 24 years. Su Wanni Guarga was born in an unknown year, the daughter of the palace. This is a maid-in-waiting. Because of her delicacy and understanding, she was favored by Jiaqing and was named a frequent visitor. In December of the 25th year of Jiaqing, Daoguang was honored as Emperor Gao 'an. In the seventeenth year of Daoguang (1837), he died on June 27th. Jin Rong, Liang Shi, Yuan Wailang, Guangbao. During Jiaqing, he was made a noble man. Jiaqing six years (180 1) died on May 10th. Jade noble, a (? -18 15) In the second year of Jiaqing, Yu Guiren was blocked, and he died on the seventh day of October in the nineteenth year for twenty years. He was buried in Princess Changling Garden on February 29th. Non-success noble, a surname (? -1805) In the ninth year of Jiaqing (1804), Yungui was canonized, and on July 19th, Yungui died. Li Guiren, a surname (? —? ), buried in Princess Changling Garden. Grandmaster, buried in Princess Changling Garden, the rest is unknown. Edit this paragraph: Wang, the eldest son of the son emperor, was born in the forty-fifth year of Qianlong (1780), and his mother was in Fujin with Liu Jia, the imperial concubine of Yudi. Unnamed, sealed in August of the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820); Aisingiorro Yongning, the second son of Daoguang, was born in the forty-seventh year of Qianlong (1782). His mother, Xiao Shurui, is the Queen of Sitara, so I won't go into details. Aisingiorro Mi An Kai, Prince Dunkir, the third son of the emperor, was born in Qianlong for sixty years (1793). His mother is filial piety, his queen is Niu Zhilu, and he is Prince Fu Jin. Aisingiorro Mianxin, the fourth son of Emperor Duan Huai, was born in the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805), the filial mother and the queen of Rui Niu Zhilu, and was a queen. Aisingiorro Mi Anyu, Prince Huiduan, the fifth son of the emperor, was born in the 19th year of Jiaqing (18 14/2). His mother is obedient to the royal concubine Niu Zhilu, like a princess. The mother is the eldest daughter of Jian Guanjia (1780.4.1-l783.11.1) and the princess. Born in April 11th, forty-five years of Qianlong (1780), and died in early November, forty-eight years of Qianlong (1783), only four years old, unsealed, unknown. The emperor's second daughter (1780.4.30-1783.8.10) was born to the filial queen Sitara, and was the emperor's first Fujin. Gan Long was born on April 30th, 45 (1780). Qianlong forty-eight years (1783), died in early August, only four years old, unsealed, unknown. The emperor's third daughter (1781.12.1-1.3.12) The mother of Princess Zhuang Jinghe is Liu Jia, the imperial concubine, and the mother is Neiting. Born in the forty-sixth year of Qianlong (178 1) on December 17th, married in November in the sixth year of Jiaqing (180 1) in Sotnamuduobuji, Borzigi Prefecture, Horqin Department, Mongolia, and in the sixteenth year of Jiaqing (18/kloc-0). After marrying the princess, he was recommended to the command minister. In the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing (1820), he was taken care of and given to the prince for five years. The emperor's fourth daughter (1784.9.7-181.5.7) Princess Zhuang Jinggulun's mother was the filial queen Xi Duolan, who was then Prince Defujin. In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong (1784), she was born on the seventh day of September, and in the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802), she was crowned Princess Zhuang Jinggulun. In November, she married Mani Badala, a Mongolian, and died on the seventh day of May in the 16th year of Jiaqing (18 1). Mani Badala, in the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), attacked Tumote Beizi, Ren Xianfeng, the Mongolian commander, and in the fifth year of Daoguang (1825), he was the commander. In the eighth year of Daoguang (1828), she was the king of the county, and in the eleventh year of Daoguang (1786.11-1795) Ganlong was born in November in the fifty-first year (1786), and died in May in the sixty years (1795) at the age of 10. In the 23rd year of Jiaqing (18 18), Princess Huian and Master were crowned, and in the 8th year of Jiaqing (65448), the six daughters of the emperor (1789.6.12-1790) were all immortals. Born in the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong (1789) on June 12th, died in the fifty-fifth year of Qianlong (1790), unsealed and unknown. The seventh daughter of the emperor (1793.6.26— 1795) was born to Yan Laxiao's mother and the queen of Rui Niuluzi, and was a side blessing of the prince. Gan Long was born on June 26th, 58th year (1793) and died on June 26th, 60th year (1795). He is only three years old, unopened and unknown. The emperor's eight daughters (1805.2.8-l 805.11) were born to your wife Niu Lulu, and they were obedient to the imperial concubine. In the 10th year of Jiaqing (1805), he was born on February 8th and died in November, unsealed and unknown. Huang Jiu's daughter (181.1.25-1815.5), and Princess Whistler's mother is an armadillo who obeys Niu Mowang. Born on the 25th day of the first month of the 16th year of Jiaqing (18 1 1), he died in May of the 20th year of Jiaqing at the age of 5. May of the 20th anniversary of Jiaqing (1865438+)