Nurhaci was the hero of the generation who led the rise of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and his merits were praised. However, in dealing with the matter of succession, he left a lot of hidden dangers, resulting in children competing with each other, causing many tragedies. For example, Huang Taiji killed his sister Mang Guji, and it was the active and cruel Ling Chi who executed him, cutting more than a hundred knives.
Nurhaci has many heirs, and there are also many who have the ability and military merit, and naturally they all have a tiger eye on the Khan's position. Nurhaci once made a crown prince, the Great Belle Chuying born to the Yuan Concubine, but was eventually deposed because of his arrogant personality. In addition, there are four great Baylors who "love like a heart and liver", namely his son Dai Shan, Huang Taiji, Mang Gultai and nephew Amin.
The four Great Baylors were all outstanding in battle and were deeply trusted by Nurhaci. It is reasonable to say that the Great Belle was deposed, and it should be the turn of the Second Beyler Daishan, but at this critical moment, a scandal broke out, that is, the adultery between Daishan and Nurhaci's Great Fortune Jin Dynasty. This Gongdai Dafujin is mangkuertai's mother, and the mother of mangkuji, the protagonist of this article.
Although Mang Gultai is brave and good at war, he is a brain. There is no ironclad evidence that his mother had an affair with DaiShan, only some dispensable testimony, and he did not think about how to overturn the case for his mother, but directly killed her mother.
Although Nurhaci was angry that Gundai Daifukujin was looking for another man, he had no intention of killing her. Because in Manchu customs, there is no doctrine of generational ethics, and successors can marry all the wives of the previous Khan King, except for their own biological mother.
Daishan was Nurhaci's favored successor, and he had planned to entrust Daifukujin and other wives to Daishan. He forgave Dafujin, and Mang Gultai actually killed his mother in order to please him. The act of killing his mother made Nurhaci furious and began to dislike Mang Gultai.
As Mang Guertai's half-sister, Mang Guji is naturally a supporter of his younger brother. Although Mang Gultai had no hope of succeeding the Khan King, if an incarnation was given to the new Khan King, Emperor Taiji, he would be able to live this life in peace.
However, Mang Gultai did not submit to his successor, Emperor Taiji, and disobeyed his arrangements, resulting in a defeat in the battle against the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Taiji took this opportunity to depose Mang Gultai as the four great belles. The tyrannical Mang Gurtai was devastated and soon died.
Immediately afterward, the wives of the Mongol Lin Dan Khan surrendered, symbolizing the unification of the Later Jin in the northern region. Emperor Taiji was overjoyed and rewarded these Mongol concubines to meritorious courtiers. This annoyed Mang Guji, because among those who were rewarded was her son-in-law, Hauge, the eldest son of Emperor Taiji.
Mang Guji was so angry that her daughter's status was threatened, and she ran to ask Emperor Taiji why he had to give Hauge a reward for a woman in spite of her daughter. Emperor Taiji, believing that MangGuji was indistinguishable from right to wrong, disrupted the government and ordered her to be placed under house arrest.
Soon, someone reported that Mang Guji and Mang Guertai had joined forces to rebel, and Emperor Taiji was furious and ordered Mang Guji to be executed.
At this time, Hou Jin's national strength was getting stronger and stronger, and he was united in his heart, so Emperor Taiji decided to change the name of the country to Daqing. Emperor Taiji was preparing to execute Mang Guji, but he did not expect a high-ranking person to propose to him that Mang Guji was of noble blood and could use her blood and life to sacrifice heaven and earth, and the Qing Dynasty would inevitably be protected by heaven.
Emperor Taiji believed this and executed Mang Guji on the same day that the name of the country was changed. Emperor Taiji demanded that the executioners execute Manggu Jiling and cut more than three hundred knives. However, due to the heavy hands of the executioner, MangGuji died when he cut more than a hundred knives.
Mang Guji was the only princess in the history of the Qing Dynasty to die in a political struggle, and her pity was not only that the punishment at the time of execution was too severe, but also that she was counted to death.
Because when someone denounced Mang Guji and Mang Guertai for plotting rebellion, Mang Gultai had been dead for several years, so the truth of the rebellion was not easy to determine.
Therefore, Mang Guji was really the most miserable princess of the Qing Dynasty, her own mother was killed by her brother, and she herself was sentenced to capital punishment by another brother.