During the reign of Kangxi, Yongzheng fought for the throne at the age of eight or nine, and was in urgent need of some cronies. So, Yongzheng saw Li _' s cleverness and brought Li _ to Beijing, and Li _ became a member of Yongzheng's account. At first, Li Jue only advised Yongzheng in Yongzheng House. Buddy was the best at that time, and Yongzheng failed to arrange a suitable office for Li Wei.
The most prominent time in Li Jue's history was after Yongzheng ascended the throne. After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, although he became emperor, the influence of May 8th and May 4th still existed in the imperial court. They gave Yongzheng problems everywhere, making it difficult for Yongzheng to exercise a series of measures in the court. At this time, Li Jue was appointed by Yongzheng, and Li Jue began to help Yongzheng against Mei.
Li Wei is famous for his cleverness. Li Wei doesn't read much, but Li Wei likes learning and always asks some capable people for advice. Li Wei also has its own unique ability to deal with problems. Li Wei is particularly good at catching thieves. When he was working in Zhejiang, there were many thieves in Zhejiang at that time. Li _ led the troops under strict management, beheaded Gan Fengchi, the most famous thief at that time, and pacified Zhejiang.
How did Li Wei die?
Li Wei is a well-known historical figure, and his life story has been frequently made into various TV series. As an important minister of the Qing Dynasty, 1687 was born in Tongshan, Jiangnan, which is now Dashahe Town, Fengxian County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, with the same name. Li Wei was an honest official all his life, not afraid of powerful people. No matter what position he holds, he can fulfill his duties, so he is especially loved by the people and relied on by the emperor. Then how did Li Wei die?
Li Wei was born in a well-off family. During the Kangxi Dynasty, Li Wei was appointed as a doctor. After Yong Zhengdi acceded to the throne, he officially started his own life. When likui jy worked in Yunnan Salt Post Road, he successfully managed the salt administration and made great achievements in smuggling salt. During his tenure in Zhejiang, Li Wei focused on building seawalls along the coast. Especially in the construction of Haining Pond at the mouth of Qiantang River, Li Wei is extremely cautious, and only by requiring rectification every year can he feel at ease. Not only that, Li Wei has made good achievements in catching thieves. For example, crack down on anti-Qing and Guangfu gang activities headed by Gan Fengchi.
Does Li Wei's death have anything to do with this? How did Li Wei die? In the seventh year of Yongzheng, Li Wei made outstanding achievements as an official. He was appointed minister of the Ministry of War, Prince Taifu and other important positions. Soon after, Li Wei was appointed governor of Zhili by Yongzheng. Emperor Qianlong succeeded to the throne for three years, that is, 1738, and Li _ died of illness.
It is not surprising that Li Yisheng was diligent and honest, and died of illness. During the Yongzheng period, he was already a longevity officer.
Li Wei tomb
When people mention the history of the Qing Dynasty, they may feel more deeply that it was a humiliating history. Not exactly. Li is one of the many generous elegies in Qing Dynasty. Li experienced three emperors: Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong. Li Wei is honest and considerate. So Li Wei won the trust of Emperor Kangxi, and Li Wei's official career can be said to be a rising tide lifts all boats. So after Li Wei's death, Emperor Kangxi ordered a reburial. Li Wei's tomb has been well preserved so far, and it has become a cultural relic building under state protection.
Li Tomb is located in the northeast corner of Fengxian County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. In front of Li Wei's tomb stands the inscription given by Emperor Qianlong: "The Ministry of War of Prince Shaobao and the right deputy governor of Douchayuan, and Qiao Min, the governor of Zhili, had great respect for Li Wei, which shows that Li Wei's position and influence at that time were enormous. Li's Tomb is only ten minutes away from Li's Ancestral Hall. Unfortunately, in the Qing Dynasty, the Yellow River flooded, destroying part of the above-ground structure of Li's tomb. The tomb of Li Wei that we see now was rebuilt in the 1990s.
During the Cultural Revolution, Fengxian militia began to dig Li Wei's tomb. Digging three meters deep, they found the coffin of Li Jue's tomb and unearthed a large number of gold, silver and jade articles. Most importantly, when I opened the third coffin, I found that there were 20 Chinese characters written on it, namely, Prince Guanglu and Governor Zhili of the Ministry of War. After that, these unearthed cultural relics were handed over to the provincial museum. Now, if you go to the Jiangsu Provincial Museum, you can see some cultural relics unearthed from Li Wei's coffin.
Li _ wore a military uniform before his death, and the cultural relics unearthed after his death can also be seen as important at that time.
Descendants of Li Wei
Li Wei was an important official in Yongzheng period and won the trust of the emperor. Not only did Li become a great official himself, but his descendants also became great officials. Li had five sons, who later became civil servants and military commanders in the Qing Dynasty and dedicated themselves to the Qing court in their respective posts. Although they are not as powerful as their father, they are still famous.
Among Li's descendants, his eldest son, Li Xingyuan, was the biggest official and eventually became the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. In the Qing dynasty, the governor was a civil servant in charge of one or two or three provinces. Although he is a civil servant, he also manages the military affairs within his jurisdiction. The governor of Guangdong and Guangxi is in charge of the two provinces.
Li Wei's other four sons also became officials. His four sons all went to Hubei as officials to supervise the supply of food. In ancient times, grain was very important to a country, because at that time all industries were manual workshops, and only grain output was large. Therefore, the imperial court attached great importance to grain transportation in various places. The grain supervisor is responsible for managing the transportation of public grain.
Among the descendants of Li _, to his grandson's generation, although there are many origins, there are few senior officials. Because of his ancestors, his grandchildren were taken care of by the imperial court and became students of business schools. Although they studied in business school, they didn't get much good grades in the end.
Li has many descendants. After Li Jue's death, Emperor Qianlong sent Li Jue to choose a land of geomantic omen in his hometown. Likui jy was buried there, and an ancestral temple was built in memory of likui jy. Later, in order to guard Li Wei's grave, the descendants of Li Wei moved to live next to Li Wei's grave, and more and more descendants formed a village. Until now, there are many descendants of Li Wei in this village.