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Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

The official system of the Qing Dynasty was divided into nine grades and eighteen grades, with the central official position and the local official position, in the central government, headed by the imperial court scholars, as the zhengyipin, in the local area, mostly headed by the governor and the inspector, the grade was mostly from the second product to the first product, these officials in the eyes of ordinary people and lower-level officials are unattainable big figures, it can be said that stomping their feet can cause earthquakes, but in the eyes of the emperor, these people are only clerks who do things for themselves, and their future and even their lives are in the hands of the emperor. In the history of the Qing Dynasty, many high-ranking officials were killed by the emperor for their incompetence, for example, in the Qianlong Dynasty, there were fifty-two officials above the second grade who "used things to carry out the law", of which there were thirty-one in the flag, and there were many figures of the rank of palace scholar and governor.

Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

The Qianlong Emperor

Ne Qin, Niu Hulu clan, Manchurian Yellow Banner man, great-grandson of the founding five ministers of the Qing Dynasty, one of the kangxi dynasty auxiliary ministers, the grandson of Shu Bilong, Yongzheng inherited the title of second class duke in the fifth year, was awarded the title of Minister of Scattered Rank (from Erpin), Yongzheng was promoted to military aircraft minister in the eleventh year, participated in the aircraft maintenance, Qianlong took the throne and ordered his prime minister affairs, and was promoted to the rank of first class duke (super product), Qianlong ten years was also appointed as a bohol temple university scholar (Zheng Yipin), in the same year after the death of the foreman of military aircraft Minister Ortai, by Ne Qin took over the post of military aircraft minister, At this point, it can be said that the extremely human subject can be said to be above ten thousand people under one person. In the thirteenth year of Qianlong, Ne Qin presided over the Battle of Jinchuan with the title of Jingluo, but because he did not understand military affairs, he only knew that he was sitting in the camp and commanding, and he was at odds with Zhang Guangsi, which led to the imperial court's labor and salary, and after a long battle without success, the Qianlong Emperor sent Fu Heng to replace him, and in the fourteenth year of Qianlong (1749), he ordered Ne Qin to be escorted back to Beijing, and in the year he gave Ne Qin's grandfather Shu Bilong's sword to the bodyguard Eshi, and ordered Ne to personally kill him.

Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

Celebration

Qingfu (庆復), of the Tong Jia clan (佟佳氏), a Manchurian yellow bannerman, the sixth son of The First Rank Duke Tong Guowei and the younger brother of the First Rank Gong Long Keduo, and his sister Empress Xiaoyiren was the third empress of Kangxi, and he was also the uncle of the Yongzheng Emperor according to his generations. In the fifth year of Yongzheng, Qingfu inherited the title of duke of the first rank of his father, and when Qianlong ascended the throne, he attacked Dzungar as a general of Dingbian, returned to Beijing and served as the official Shangshu (from Yipin), and also served as the governor of Liangjiang, and soon became the governor of Liangjiang, Qianlong was worshipped as a scholar of Wenhuadian University (正一品) in the tenth year, and concurrently served as the governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, and later in the first Battle of Jinchuan, he was convicted of fabricating the death of a bandit leader and deceiving the king, and Qianlong committed suicide in September of the fourteenth year (1749).

Yang Yingju, a member of the Han Army's Zhengbai Banner, was appointed by Yin Sheng in the seventh year of Yongzheng, and was promoted to the eastern province of Shanxi during the Qianlong period, and later transferred to the governor of Liangguang (from Yipin or Zhengerpin), became a feudal governor, and then successively moved to the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, the governor of Yungui, and was worshiped as a scholar of Dongge University (正一品), and in the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766), Yang Yingju was summoned to attack Burma, was summoned for false reporting of battle merits, and was ordered to commit suicide after cutting his citizenship.

Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

Nehon

Zhang Guangsi, a red banner bearer of the Han army, Yongzheng followed Ortai in his conquest of Miaojiang in four years, and made many military achievements, Yongzheng served as the governor of Guizhou in the sixth year (from Erpin), Yongzheng was promoted to the governor of Huguang (from Yipin or Zhengerpin) in fourteen years, the following year he became the governor of Guizhou, and continued to be responsible for quelling the rebellion in Miaojiang, Qianlong was transferred to the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu in the twelfth year, and was crowned prince Taibao (from Yipin), responsible for pacifying the affairs of Jinchuan, Qianlong fourteen years (1749) was dismissed from his post for playing with soldiers and raising kou, and was dismissed from beijing for playing with military aircraft, and finally was beheaded for the crime of making a mistake in military aircraft.

Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

Totoku

Fude, Guarjia, Manchurian Zhenghuangqiren, Qianlong served as a third-class bodyguard (正五品) in the early years of Qianlong, Qianlong went with Fu Heng on his expedition to Jinchuan in the thirteenth year, Qianlong quelled the Amir Sana Rebellion and the HuoZhanji Rebellion from Zhaohui in the twentieth year, was awarded the title of First Class Jingyuan Chengyong Marquis (Chaopin) for his merits, was awarded the title of Former Minister of the Imperial Household (from Yipin), Shangshu of the LiFanYuan (from Yipin), and was pardoned twice for the last two years, and Qianlong was granted fucha in the thirty-eighth year. MingLiang went on an expedition to Jinchuan, and in the Second Battle of Jinchuan, he was beheaded in May of the forty-first year of Qianlong (1776) for punishing soldiers with silver two, risking abuse, and falsely participating in Ah Gui.

Those ministers who were killed by the Qianlong Emperor

"Pingding Two Jinchuan Battle Map"

In addition, the two or more ministers who were killed by Qianlong were: Bingbu Shangshu Eshan (from Yipin), Zhejiang Governor Chang'an (from Erpin), Governor of Huguang Selen Er (from Yipin or Zheng Erpin), Vice Governor of Sichuan Li Zhizhi (from Yipin), Vice Governor of Tibet Tong Jishan (正二品), Inspector Echang of Gansu (from Erpin), Inspector of Shandong Ele Shun (正二品), Governor Hengwen of Yungui (from Yipin or Zheng Erpin), Vice Governor Shunde (正二品), Deputy Governor Shunde (正二品), Bingbu Shangshu Jue Luo Yar Hashan (from Yipin), Suiyuancheng General Bao De (正一品), Third Class Xinyong Gong Haning'a (Chao Pin), Gongbu Shilang Jue Luo Na Shi Tong (正二品), Vice Governor Benta Ha (正二品), Khotan's Minister of Affairs He Cheng, Vice Governor Er Deng'e (正二品), Yunnan Vice Governor Tan Wuge (從一品), Zhengbai Banner Manchuria Vice Governor Gao Heng (正二品), Guizhou Governor Liangqing (from Erpin), Huguang Governor Altai (from Yipin or Zheng Erpin), Bingbu Shilang Gao Pu (正二品), Shaanxi-Gansu Governor Leerjin (from Yipin or Zhengerpin), Governor of Shaanxi and Gansu (from Yipin or Zhengerpin), Shandong Governor Guotai (正二品), Jiangxi Governor Hao Shuo (from Erpin), Zhejiang Governor Fusong (from Erpin), Fujian and Zhejiang Governor WuLana (from Yipin or Zhengerpin).

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