Yang Xiuqing was a very smart person during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom period or in the Qing Dynasty, but such a smart person was easily killed in the Tianjing Incident, why is this happening?
Yang Xiuqing is a very important figure in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement, his most powerful ability is the ability to gather intelligence, he can easily grasp a large amount of information through the skill of "Heavenly Father Descends to Earth", and he has successfully conquered a lot of people's hearts, but he is such a smart person, but he was easily killed in the Tianjing Incident, the main reason is that Yang Xiuqing offended too many powerful people, which will lead to his killing.
Let's talk about who he offended, Yang Xiuqing is best at using his strength to get the purpose he wants, so that he can also consolidate his position, and he also frequently adjusts the positions of various generals, so that these generals will not develop their own forces, so that these generals have become independent individuals, so that Yang Xiuqing can consolidate his control over Tianjing, but in the "Wrangler Incident" Yang Xiuqing offended a group of people who should not be offended the most, These people are Shi Dakai, Qin Rigang, Chen Chengying and others, these characters are all very powerful figures in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and he offended so many people at one time, which led to his death.
After the "Wrangler Incident", Shi Dakai, Qin Rigang, Chen Chengying and others began to plot a plan to kill Yang Xiuqing, and later there was the Tianjing Incident. This operation was carried out by Wei Changhui, Qin Rigang and others, with the help of Chen Chengying, he entered Tianjing City very smoothly, and quickly assassinated Yang Xiuqing when he was defenseless.
Yang Xiuqing's death is also blamed on himself for being too arrogant, resulting in opposition to many powerful people, although Yang Xiuqing is very smart, but his bearing is still too small, provoked too many people, and finally lost the emperor's position.