Chapter 38 Chapter 38 The Death of Yongzheng

Friends who have watched the seventy-fifth and seventy-sixth episodes of "The Legend of Zhen Huan in the Harem" must have noticed the following plot: Ye Lanyi finally gave the emperor the so-called golden pill of immortality.When the emperor was dying, Zhen Huan accompanied him alone, telling all the truth to the emperor, and the emperor died in a panic. Here, there is a question: How did Emperor Yongzheng die? Regarding the death of Emperor Yongzheng, the Qing Palace archives "Registration of Living in the Yongzheng Dynasty" that we checked said that on October 3, 1735 (August 18 in the old calendar), Emperor Yongzheng, who was 58 years old at the time, lived in the Yuanmingyuan to manage the ethnic minorities. The minister of affairs discussed the affairs; on October 5 (August 20 in the old calendar), several local officials in Ningguta were summoned; another day later, they continued to work as usual; on October 7 (August 22 in the old calendar), Yongzheng The emperor suddenly fell ill, and the important officials in the court were hurriedly summoned to the bedroom that night. The dying Emperor Yongzheng announced that he would pass on the throne to Qianlong; in one breath.

The palace archives only so briefly record the sudden death of the Yongzheng emperor, without specifying any reason.This can easily arouse people's speculation, so various sayings that Emperor Yongzheng had a bad death came into being. Regarding the death of Emperor Yongzheng, historians mainly have the following five theories: The first one: Emperor Yongzheng was assassinated by Lu Siniang. Emperor Yongzheng was assassinated by Lu Siniang. This view is the most popular among the people.It actually comes from books such as "The Thirteen Dynasties of the Qing Palace" and "The Legacy of the Qing Palace".In these works, it is said that Emperor Yongzheng was assassinated and died.

It is said that Lv Siniang is the daughter of Lv Liuliang, or the granddaughter of Lv Liuliang. At that time, Lu Liuliang was slaughtered after his death because of the literary inquisition. The Lu family was either executed or sent to the garrison.But Lv Siniang escaped with her mother and a servant, hiding her name and hiding among the people. Later, Lv Siniang studied martial arts with a teacher, studied hard and practiced hard, especially in swordsmanship, with superb skills.It is said that Lv Siniang's master was Gan Fengchi, the swordsman hero under Emperor Yongzheng. Later, the hero Gan Fengchi left Emperor Yongzheng because he was dissatisfied with Emperor Yongzheng's actions, and adopted Lv Siniang as his apprentice.Later, Lu Siniang disguised herself and sneaked into the deep palace. One day, she took the opportunity to cut off the head of Emperor Yongzheng.

This folklore has been circulating for more than 200 years from the day it was born to today.By 1981, the cultural relics and archeology department wanted to confirm the authenticity of this legend by excavating Emperor Yongzheng’s Tailing Underground Palace. As a result, they received a notice from their superiors and stopped excavating Emperor Yongzheng’s Tailing Underground Palace. . However, folks still rumored that Emperor Yongzheng's coffin had already been opened, and Yongzheng's body had a body but no body, in order to prove that Yinzhen's head was chopped off by Lu Siniang.

The question is, is this claim credible? Absolutely not!why?The main reasons are as follows: First, as we mentioned earlier, the so-called "hero" Gan Fengchi was captured alive by Li Wei as early as 1729. More importantly, this man did not show any heroic spirit, but was captured under Li Wei's coercion. He knelt down, begged for forgiveness, and betrayed his comrades.These people who were betrayed by him were also arrested by the Qing government successively.Later, Gan Fengchi and others were sentenced to death. If this Lu Siniang is really the apprentice of the "hero" Gan Fengchi, then she will definitely be betrayed by Gan Fengchi, and she will definitely be arrested by the Qing government.

Second, in fact, there is no record of such a person as Lu Siniang in the official history; even if there is such a person as Lu Siniang, it is impossible for her to approach Emperor Yongzheng with a short weapon. It is said that Lu Siniang disguised herself, sneaked into the deep palace, and took the opportunity to cut off Emperor Yongzheng's head. This is completely due to her ignorance of the life of court ladies.If you have a little understanding of the life of the maids in the court, you will not easily believe in such a hypothesis. So what is this second statement? The second argument is that Emperor Yongzheng was hanged to death by a court lady.

This statement first appeared in the official and unofficial history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, "Brahma Lu Cong Lu", which was published in 1925. The author of this book is Chai E. It is recorded in the book: It is said that in the ninth year of Yongzheng (1731), the court ladies, together with eunuchs Wu Shouyi and Huo Cheng, waited for Emperor Yongzheng to fall asleep and hanged him with a rope. Similar to this story is a true story that happened in Emperor Ming Shizong Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty: the story tells that in 1542, the court lady Yang Jinying and others "waited for the emperor to sleep, and used it to hang the emperor's item, which was mistaken for a knot, and the harvest was endless."The accomplice Zhang Gongnv was frightened and ran to report to Queen Fang.When the Queen arrived, the Jiebo team was exhausted, and the emperor was so angry that he ordered the imperial physician Xu Shen to give first aid. "History of Ming Dynasty?"Xu Shen's Biography" records: "The gentleman urgently adjusted the medicine, and the medicine was given at the hour, and suddenly he made a sound, and the purple blood was removed for several liters, and then he was able to speak, and healed after several doses." Afterwards, Yang Jinying and others were beaten to death.

Because the temple titles of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty and Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty were both "Sejong", this story of Emperor Yongzheng being strangled by a maid in the Qing Dynasty is completely a replica of the story of Emperor Shizong Jiajing being strangled by a maid in the Ming Dynasty.Therefore, Yongzheng said that the palace maid hanged Le Yongzheng, which is really embedding flowers and grafting trees, and Zhang Guan Li Dai. In addition, we know that Yongzheng died in 1735 after being emperor for thirteen years, not in 1731, which was nine years after he became emperor.Therefore, we can see that this story has too many loopholes.

It seems that this second statement has no credible value at all.just forget it.Let's talk about the third argument! The third statement comes from the book "An Interpretation of Dreams in Red Mansions" published by Huo Guoling and Huo Jiping in 1989.In this book, Huo Guoling and Huo Jiping believe that Emperor Yongzheng was poisoned to death by the conspiracy of Cao Xueqin and Zhu Xiangyu. This is so strange.We all know Cao Xueqin, he is the author of the novel.But who is this Zhu Xiangyu?Why did the two of them conspire to poison Emperor Yongzheng to death? Both Huo Guoling and Huo Jiping are not engaged in literature and history research.They started from liking to read and transcribe Yu Pingbo's "Zhiyanzhai Dream of Red Mansions Compilation".When she recited all the poems and songs in the book, and when she copied all the "Zhibian" with more than 500 pages into the corresponding positions in the book, they suddenly became enlightened.From the hint of "Zhipi", they read the history hidden behind the novel, to be precise, it is the secret history of the Qing Palace!

They analyzed from the book: Lin Daiyu's real name is Zhu Xiangyu, and the twelve beauties in Jinling are actually all the clones of Zhu Xiangyu. In other words, Zhu Xiangyu alone is all the twelve beauties; The emperor's concubine. Later, Cao Xueqin missed her lover, so she found an errand to infiltrate the palace, conspired with Zhu Xiangyu, and poisoned Emperor Yongzheng to death with elixir. The question is, are Huo Guoling and Huo Jiping's views credible? Totally unbelievable! We have told our friends earlier that during Emperor Yongzheng's lifetime, he had only one empress: Empress Xiaoxian.This empress filial piety, surnamed Ulanara, is the daughter of Minister Fei Yanggu. As early as when Emperor Yongzheng was the prince, Emperor Kangxi canonized her as the concubine Fujin.In the first year of Yongzheng, she was registered as a queen.In 1731, the ninth year of Yongzheng, she died of illness.And according to historical records, the relationship between Emperor Yongzheng and his queen is very good!

When Empress Xiao Jingxian died of illness, Emperor Yongzheng had just recovered from a serious illness. He wanted to attend the funeral of Empress Xiao Jingxian in person, but was advised by the ministers. In addition, Niu Hulu, the biological mother of Emperor Qianlong, was the daughter of Lingzhu, the fourth grade of Dianyi. Her identity was Noble Concubine Xi. In addition, Emperor Yongzheng also had a concubine named Dunsu, whose surname was Nian, who was the younger sister of Nian Gengyao, who died in the third year of Yongzheng; Emperor Yongzheng also had a concubine named Geng who lived to be 95 years old. The concubine's surname is Liu, and the concubine's surname is Song.There is no one named Zhu. Although the opinions of Huo Guoling and Huo Jiping are not credible, I still appreciate their efforts in research. For example, they believe that Cao Xueqin ruthlessly exposed and criticized Emperor Yongzheng in many places in the book.For example, Xue Pan's brutality, Jia Yucun's hypocrisy and cunning, and Jia Jing's superstition all refer to Emperor Yongzheng.The author said Xue Pan in this way: "Although he is an imperial merchant, he doesn't know anything about economic affairs." Isn't the imperial merchant a homonym for "emperor"!He is still the "Queen of Ziwei Sheren", isn't the emperor "Ziwei Star"?Looking at Jia Yucun again, the poem he and Zhen Shiyin sang while drinking, "It's only a round in the sky, and all the surnames in the world look up", is clearly the emperor's tone!Looking at Jia Jing's respect, it is the first character of Emperor Yongzheng's posthumous title; he spent all day with the Taoist Hu Chan, burning alchemy and refining mercury, and finally died of cinnabar poisoning. What is this fourth statement? Emperor Yongzheng died of illness. Regarding the cause of Emperor Yongzheng's death, this fourth theory seems to be the most reasonable - died of illness! The question is, what disease did Emperor Yongzheng suffer from and die of? There are two versions: The first argument: It was first proposed by Mr. Zheng Tianting.In his book "A Brief Introduction to Qing History", Mr. Zheng Tianting mentioned that Emperor Yongzheng died of a stroke, but Mr. Zheng Tianting did not elaborate on the basis for his conclusion. Therefore, this important assertion needs to be further proved by historical data. The second theory: it was first proposed by Mr. Jin Hengyuan we mentioned earlier.It is said that Emperor Yongzheng's life style is problematic.Many researchers have found that Emperor Yongzheng is a chronic disease accumulated over a long period of time.For example, a stroke.At that time, there was a book in North Korea called "Seungjeongwon Diary".It is recorded here that Emperor Yongzheng's life style was extremely corrupt, called obsessed with women, terminally ill, from the waist down, unable to exercise for a long time.This sentence explains, "From the waist down, those who cannot exercise for a long time", it means that Emperor Yongzheng has been unable to exercise for a long time.Damn it too. The question is, how did Emperor Yongzheng die? Let's start with him not wanting to die. The seventh year of Yongzheng, which is what we call 1729 now.Emperor Yongzheng had just been emperor for seven years.As a result, he got a serious illness this year.That serious illness lasted for half a year.People almost died.At that time, Yongzheng thought, I have only been emperor for seven years and I am going to die, this is not acceptable.Immediately order my subordinates, everyone will check for me if there are any famous doctors in the world?Are there any priests?Are there any fairies?Call me right away, so everyone is looking for it. There is also the sycophant.For example, Xiande, the governor of Sichuan, wrote a note saying that there is an old man in our area, surnamed Gong.None of us knew his name, but we all called him Gong Xianren. He is 86 years old and has a son.Then Emperor Yongzheng said, please hurry up.Invite him to come to Beijing and we will meet.As a result, the governor of Sichuan hurried to find him.After the search was over, they were told that he was dead.How could there be such a coincidence?How to find it, he died.There must be other issues with this.People are blinded by him, and by the emperor.If you say look for it, we will tell you that there is such a person.Who wants you to really let him go.When it comes to Chinese emperors of all dynasties, they all have this mentality.They all want to find the way of immortality.We ordinary people even want to live a few more years, let alone the emperor.That world is all mine, can't I find a way to live forever? When it comes to the king's pursuit of immortality, we are all very familiar with it. Qin Shihuang said that at that time he sent Xu Fu to take some said 500 virgins and some said 3000 virgins to sea.They headed east in search of the elixir.It is said that Xu Fu and the others drifted to Japan.As a result, he settled down there.Some people say that the current Japanese are the descendants of Xu Fu. In addition to Qin Shihuang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also ordered alchemists to refine the golden utensils that prolong life.Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made a gold utensil, and said that if you put the things in it and eat it, you can live forever. Regarding "Dan", we know that alchemy is a kind of cultivation method used by Taoism to seek immortality and immortality.Strictly speaking, there is a distinction between internal and external Dan.Waidan refers to the use of natural mineral stone medicine as raw material, which is smelted in a furnace to produce a so-called elixir of immortality after taking it.Among the alchemy priests in history, there are Jinsha sect who advocate refining and taking gold and cinnabar; there are lead and mercury sects who advocate using lead and mercury as the most precious medicine; Thiomer Pie.Inner alchemy refers to the condensing of essence, qi, and spirit in the body to form an alchemy through internal refining, so as to achieve the purpose of health preservation and longevity. Since ancient times, all the emperors who imagined immortality were obsessed with magic pills and medicines.From Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordering alchemists to refine the golden utensils of "longevity" and "immortality", to Cao Cao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty recruiting all over the world to practice "cultivation of nature"; Li Shimin took the longevity medicine of ancient Indian alchemists, "severely ill and cannot be cured", and then Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty died violently by indulging in pills to "injure the dragon's veins". Generation after generation of feudal emperors became obsessed with Taoist alchemy. Laughing and cursing are all in it. Of course, alchemy is also good.During the time of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, he advocated the combination of alchemy.Alchemy pill?Do you know what's going on?Alchemy alchemy is to put one sulfur, two nitrates, and three charcoals into it, and then refine them.Finally, the golden elixir was refined.do you know what this isIsn't it gunpowder? Therefore, the four major inventions of China all think that the Chinese are smart.It is because I always want to live forever, so I made an elixir.As a result, gunpowder was refined.This is a by-product of alchemy. Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty can be regarded as the last emperor in ancient Chinese history who favored Taoist priests and was obsessed with elixir. Emperor Yongzheng was a professional enthusiast of panacea. The question is, when did Emperor Yongzheng first become interested in this? Emperor Yongzheng had a strong interest in alchemy as early as when he was a prince. Why did Emperor Yongzheng have a strong interest in alchemy? There are two reasons for this: First, it is indeed the pursuit of immortality.Second, it also means that I practice alchemy every day.Do this and that.I don't pursue the throne, but I also show it to his father.I am devoted to scientific research. Therefore, as early as when Emperor Yongzheng was a prince, he became interested in elixir. At that time, he wrote a poem titled "Shao Dan": Lead sand and medicine, pines and cypresses surround the cloud altar.The furnace transports yin and yang fire, and its merits are both internal and external. "Lead sand and medicine", this is an action.Lead sand and medicine are mixed together; "pine and cypress surround the cloud altar" means that firewood is burned underneath. Fire, power and internal and external pills", this is the product formula and operation method. Moreover, after Yongzheng later became the emperor, he was out of control for alchemy.Because he really became the emperor, he really wanted to live for hundreds of years.The first thing he took was a elixir called Jiji Dan.It was given to him by others. What effect does this elixir have after taking it? He feels comfortable after taking it.In fact, why is it comfortable?In addition to the gunpowder we talked about, this elixir has various formulas, and it also adds aphrodisiacs.This was deliberately added by alchemists.You have taken my elixir of immortality, which not only prolongs your life, but also improves your spirit.So Yongzheng felt that it was not bad, and the food was very good.So he sent a little bit of his favorites, his so-called three favorite ministers-Tian Wenjing, Ertai, and Li Wei. Speaking of sending Tian Wenjing's elixir, you said that Yongzheng even gave a elixir as a birthday present on Tian Wenjing's 70th birthday.He also said: "Tian Lao Aiqing, although you are nearly seventy years old, I still hope that you can have children in old age. The pill is very good. My emperor has eaten it. What are you afraid of?" He often writes letters to others and to Li Wei.If you eat in a down-to-earth manner, this is called speaking from your own experience.At this time, Emperor Yongzheng thought of it, and the alchemist told me that it is "attacking and internal and external alchemy". It is also mentioned in the poem "Shao Dan" that the outer alchemy is the kind of immortality medicine that we usually eat; what is the inner alchemy?It's a way to keep fit. Emperor Yongzheng thought: I should walk on two legs.On the one hand, it is necessary to refine the outer alchemy, and on the other hand, it is necessary to refine the inner alchemy.So he gave an order, governors and governors all over the world, find two types of people for me.One kind of people know inner alchemy, inner family kung fu, and massage for me; on the other hand, find me someone who can refine outer alchemy.Call me to Beijing.Thus, the net was cast.At this time, Li Wei, governor of Jiangsu, recommended someone to Yongzheng.This person is Jia Shifang, a Taoist priest from Henan.Jia Shifang turned out to be a Taoist priest at Baiyun Temple in Beijing.Later, when people saw that this man was unruly and seemed to be fascinated all day long, they fired him.So he couldn't live in Baiyun Temple in Beijing, and then he was exiled to Henan, and became a Taoist priest in Henan.This person was discovered by Li Wei.Then the emperor believed in Li Wei very much, and then summoned him quickly. In this way, Henan Taoist Jia Shifang entered the palace.After entering the palace, it worked very well, and the emperor felt comfortable and satisfied in less than a month, and the effect was particularly good.He also wrote to others: Jia Shifang is a wonderful person who can make me happy every day.After a month he died.What is this for? In the archives of the Qing Palace, there is an edict revised by Emperor Yongzheng himself.In this decree, Yongzheng said very bluntly: Jia Shifang's "massage technique" and "secret mantra technique" were indeed "effective and effective" at first.However, "Since January, although my body has healed greatly, in daily life, sleeping and eating, if Yi (referring to Jia Shifang) wants to make her feel safe, she will feel at ease, and if she wants to make her feel uneasy, she really feels uncomfortable." Uneasy, Yi wants to manipulate it with his hands, if he can't get out of his range." After reading this decree, we naturally understand the truth of Jia Shifang's crime. It turns out that this Taoist priest used "massage" and "secret spells" to gradually control Emperor Yongzheng's health. .You are the emperor, how can you be manipulated by others?Once Emperor Yongzheng realized that his health was being manipulated by Taoist Jia, he felt that the problem was serious, so he dealt with the matter without delay, and immediately ordered Taoist Jia to be executed. The crime was: Jia Shifang used sorcery in front of me. After Jia Shifang's case happened, Emperor Yongzheng tried his best to excuse Li Wei, saying that Li Wei had declared that he did not know Jia's details when he recommended it, and he just reported what he saw and heard without any hidden loyalty, so he could only reward him without fault.This gave reassurance to those ministers who had and would recommend Taoist priests. Will Emperor Yongzheng wake up because of Jia Shifang's case? how can that be possible!Although Emperor Yongzheng beheaded Jia Shifang, Yongzheng did not lose his trust in Taoist priests.According to Qing palace archives, from the time he fell ill in 1730 to his death five years later, Emperor Yongzheng participated in Taoist activities very frequently.In the imperial palace, in addition to the Qin'an Hall, which is dedicated to Taoist activities, Yongzheng also asked Taoist priests to place Taoist talisman boards in the main palaces such as the Hall of Supreme Harmony and Qianqing Palace, and set up a fighting altar in the Hall of Mental Cultivation in his bedroom to pray to the Taoist gods. protection of.In order to perform rituals, Yongzheng also ordered silk and satin cassocks worn by Taoist priests in Suzhou, 60 pieces at a time.The Palace Museum in Beijing today still preserves a portrait of Emperor Yongzheng in Taoist attire. Emperor Yongzheng even built several houses in the imperial garden for Taoist priest Lou Jinyuan and others to live in, so that these Taoist priests could be invited to pray and practice at any time.In the past, although there were many places for worshiping Buddhism and Taoism in the imperial palace, except for monks and Taoist priests who acted as eunuchs, unpurified mountain monks and Taoists were never allowed to live in the palace.Now, the Yongzheng decree to build a few more rooms on the east side of the Yucui Pavilion in the Imperial Garden "for judges to live in" is really an unprecedented move. Among the Taoist priests who fought fiercely with Emperor Yongzheng, Zhang Taixu and Wang Dingqian were the ones who came later. Then, the murderers who directly caused the death of Emperor Yongzheng were Zhang Taixu and Wang Dingqian? This has to start from the royal garden Yuanmingyuan to start burning alchemy. The emperor's alchemy, of course, is a top-secret event, which cannot be recorded in the official history.However, there are still some clues revealed in the secret files of the Qing palace.The account book of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, "Work File", which records the daily items of the palace, discloses some information about Emperor Yongzheng's alchemy.The earliest related records appeared in the four pieces of "Job File" in the winter of 1730.These four files revealed to people that at the end of 1730, in Xiuqing Village in the southeast corner of the Old Summer Palace, under the auspices of Liu Shengfang, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Haiwang and Taiyuan Hospital Envoy Liu Shengfang, successively transported more than 4,000 catties of firewood and coal, and used minerals, silver and other materials. He began to make alchemy for Emperor Yongzheng. Once Emperor Yongzheng opened the alchemy furnace, the fire of smelting never went out.In the "Job File" of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (1731-1735), there are more and more records about Yongzheng's alchemy. According to the records of the Office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Qing Palace, during the five years from the winter of 1730 to the autumn of 1735, Yongzheng ordered to deliver 157 items needed for alchemy to the Yuanmingyuan, an average of two or three times a month.Accumulatively, there are 192 tons of black coal and 42 tons of charcoal. In addition, there are a large number of iron, copper, and lead utensils, as well as mineral products such as ore silver, red copper, black lead, and sulfur. Card holders, pasted yellow silk wooden trays, yellow cloth (silk) table surrounds, yellow cloth (silk) empty bills, etc.All these items are essential for alchemy activities. It is conceivable that under the order of Emperor Yongzheng, hundreds of tons of coal were transported into the royal palace. For several years, the fires were not extinguished, and alchemy was not stopped, which made the Yuanmingyuan, which is beautiful with mountains and rivers, so smoky and smoky!Batch after batch of golden elixirs and great medicines were refined. Then, can we think that the murderer who directly caused the death of Emperor Yongzheng was Zhang Taixu, Wang Dingqian and others who presided over alchemy? You can think so! We can see from the situation that Emperor Yongzheng summoned Taoist priests to make alchemy, rewarded alchemy to internal and external ministers, and he himself said to eat alchemy, etc., the possibility of Emperor Yongzheng taking alchemy to death is indeed very high.He took pills all year round, and the poisonous ingredients accumulated in his body for a long time, and it was very possible that he would eventually attack and lead to violent death. It is worth noting that, according to the "Job File", 200 catties of black lead were transported into the Old Summer Palace just 12 days before Yongzheng's death.Black lead is a common raw material for alchemy, and it is also a poisonous metal. Excessive consumption can cause death.Historians who study this issue believe that this is not a coincidence, but a causal event of elixir poisoning. In addition, we can also see many flaws in Emperor Qianlong's handling of alchemy priests: One of the suspicious points: On the second day after the death of Emperor Yongzheng, Emperor Qianlong, who had just ascended the throne, ordered the expulsion of alchemy priests Zhang Taixu and Wang Dingqian.If they hadn't caused some catastrophic disaster, how could Emperor Qianlong get angry at the two little Taoist priests and issue a special edict when there is no opportunity to deal with them? Doubtful point 2: Emperor Qianlong especially emphasized in this decree that Emperor Yongzheng liked "stove fire cultivation" for a reason, but it was only as a "game" and did not take pills.If you really didn't take the elixir, why bother to justify it? Isn't this the edict that there is no silver three hundred taels here? The third doubt: On the same day when he ordered the expulsion of the Taoist priests, Emperor Qianlong also warned the eunuchs and maids in the palace not to spread "gossip" so as not to "upset" the empress dowager.Emperor Yongzheng just died, what kind of "gossip" is there?Why did the empress dowager hear "upset"?And why not tell people "legends"? Therefore, our conclusion is just like the old saying that has been passed down for a long time, "Frozen three feet is not a day's cold."Emperor Yongzheng didn't pay attention to the maintenance of his body at ordinary times, and his body was emptied by wine and sex; in addition, he always took pills to get angry.In the end it died.Emperor Yongzheng died of elixir, and Zhang Taixu, Wang Dingqian and others who presided over the alchemy were the murderers who directly caused the death of Emperor Yongzheng! However, there are still many people who are very curious.Is Emperor Yongzheng's head still there?Maybe one day in the future, when our cultural relics protection technology level is fully capable, can we also open the gate of the underground palace of Emperor Yongzheng's mausoleum to see what happened.The death of Emperor Yongzheng was one of the eight mysteries of the Qing Dynasty.After talking about the cause of Emperor Yongzheng's death, our book has come to an end.Even though Emperor Yongzheng's insidiousness and willingness to kill made this dynasty shrouded in thick darkness.But economically, Yongzheng did revitalize China.Thus, in the 13th year after the death of Emperor Kangxi, another prosperous dynasty opened.There, the black-faced loyal minister, the red-faced brave general, and the white-faced treacherous villain once again appeared on the stage.The good show is about to start again.