In history, the fifth son of Qianlong, Yongqi, was a great talent, he was deeply loved by the Qianlong Emperor, and even expected to inherit the unification, but the heavenly jealous talent, the fifth brother Yongqi died at the age of 24, and the ministers of the Qing Dynasty all believed that Qianlong's favorite heir was Yongqi.
Qianlong was deeply saddened by the death of The Fifth Brother Yongqi, so he was buried in Yang Gezhuang Village in Miyun Shilipu, Beijing, where Yongqi was buried in an excellent feng shui treasure, surrounded by a river in the middle of the mountain, and many buildings were built, and archaeologists decided to excavate Yongqi's tomb.
In the process of excavation, experts found that the tomb is very well preserved, there is no trace of theft, Yongqi cemetery of Miyun County has long been stationed fire cavalry, so few tomb robbers came to this place, the Qianlong Emperor ordered the fire cavalry to protect the Yongqi tomb, only to let it be well preserved, after the tomb was opened, revealed a legend of more than 200 years.
It turned out that this underground palace was simply an underground treasure, and the precious items buried in it were innumerable, even exceeding the other two princes at that time, and the specifications had reached the level of the prince, which also showed that it was indeed possible that Yongqi Brother would inherit the throne at that time, which also confirmed the legend of the Qing Dynasty about the crown prince, and decided that historians had always been a difficult problem, about the heir of Qianlong at that time, there was a lot of speculation about the historical legends, due to insufficient historical records, it has not been confirmed. It was not confirmed until after the excavation of the tombstone of the Fifth Brother Yongqi.
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