The poet Xin Qiji once wrote: "After the heart of heaven is willing, it is very difficult. It is cloudy, rainy, and sunny. This verse deftly depicts the vagaries of the king's mind. In ancient times, the king's heart was unpredictable, and a word could kill people. During the Qing Dynasty, there was a minister Yin Jiaquan who played twice and caused him to be killed, but finally let the emperor open his mouth and let him go because of one act.
During the Qianlong period, Yin Jiaquan was promoted many times, and the official reached the Zhengqing of Dali Temple, and he was deeply valued by Qianlong. However, after he returned to his hometown in the 46th year of Qianlong, he was unwilling to be quiet. Coincidentally, Emperor Qianlong was inspecting Wutai Mountain, and Yin Jiaquan regarded himself as deeply loved by the emperor, and tried to win the emperor's favor again through the performance.
Yin Jiaquan decided to play in a special way, in order to move the emperor. He took advantage of his famous background to play a petition for his late father, trying to get the emperor to summon him again through filial piety. However, the emperor did not do what he wanted, but rebuked him for asking for advice. Although Yin Jiaquan was exempted from sin, he could not keep himself.
Yin Jiaquan was obsessed with being favored again, so he played again and forgot the duty of a courtier. Emperor Qianlong was so angry that he ordered his official position to be removed, his house searched, and sent to the Criminal Department for interrogation. However, since no other crimes were found, the emperor was in a difficult situation.
In that feudal era, ** was a common means and was used to consolidate the rule and ** the literati. Yin Jiaquan was accused of more than 130 "writing crimes", among which the offense against the emperor's name was the most serious. Yin Jiaquan called himself "the old man", although it was used in general terms, but in the eyes of the emperor, it was an affront to his name. This subtle mistake brought him to the brink of life and death.
Accompany the king like a tiger", which broke the plight of the courtiers at that time. Yin Jiaquan may be loyal to the emperor, may think too highly of himself, or may be out of filial piety, but in this era, he can only confess his sins. The emperor has the power of life and death, and the courtiers must be careful.
Although Yin Jiaquan was sentenced to death, when he was about to accept the death penalty, his calm attitude attracted Qianlong's attention. He was fearless at the severed head, and he was well fed and drank a few glasses of wine. This attitude made the emperor begin to wonder, did he wronged this minister who had been subservient for many years?
In the end, the emperor decided to let Yin Jiaquan go. Although he had violated the monarchy twice, had many taboos with the emperor, and even had a severed head, he managed to avoid death and became a legend of his time.
In the Qing Dynasty, which was prevalent, Yin Jiaquan's experience made people sigh that it was not easy to be a courtier. His experience is the epitome of the literati of that era, many people were hurt in ***, and their homes were raided and imprisoned at every turn, and their lives were in danger.
Today, we can speak our minds and express ourselves without worrying about censorship of the text. We are grateful for the equality and freedom of modern society. The eventual demise of the dynasty in the feudal era is an inevitable trend of history. But in that era, many literati were not as lucky as Wan Jiaquan.
This article details the legendary experience of Yin Jiaquan, a minister during the Qing Dynasty, who was on the verge of life and death because he angered the Qianlong Emperor because of his performance. By depicting Yin Jiaquan's personal experience, the article profoundly shows the cruelty and seriousness of the feudal society at that time.
First of all, the article successfully sketches an image of Yin Jiaquan for readers by quoting the poet Xin Qiji's poems, as well as explaining Yin Jiaquan's family background and promotion experience. In this context, Yin Jiaquan's persistence and vanity become more and more prominent. He chose the timing of Qianlong's inspection of Mount Wutai in an attempt to gain favor again in front of the emperor, which not only reflected his desire for power, but also exposed the delicate relationship between the monarch and the minister in feudal society.
Secondly, the article vividly describes the process of Yin Jiaquan's two performances that caused the emperor's dissatisfaction. Yin Jiaquan asked for advice for his father and tried to move the emperor through filial piety, but was reprimanded for asking for advice privately. His obsession and neglect of his duties eventually led to him being stripped of his official position, having his home raided, and being sent to the Criminal Department for interrogation. Through this process, the article clearly shows the moodiness of the emperor and the strict requirements of feudal society for courtiers.
The article also provides an in-depth analysis of the background of the Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, ** prevailed and became one of the means of rule. Through the investigation and prosecution of **, the pursuit of control over the literati made Yin Jiaquan's text the object of censorship. The Qing Dynasty poet Gong Zizhen's poem "Avoiding the table and fearing the smell of *** was quoted, which further emphasized the prevalence of *** at that time. This makes it easier for readers to understand the state of mind of the literati at that time, as well as the subtle relationship between words.
At the end of the article, it echoes the feeling that the courtiers are like tigers in feudal society. Although Yin Jiaquan may be loyal to the emperor or think too highly of himself, in that era, his only way out was to confess his guilt. The emperor has the power of life and death, which is profoundly reflected in the article. Yin Jiaquan was imprisoned, but his calm attitude during the severed head meal aroused the emperor's doubts, and he was finally freed. This turn of events shows the suspicious character of Emperor Qianlong, as well as Yin Jiaquan's calmness in the moment of life and death.
Overall, this review** provides an in-depth analysis and response to the original text. Through the vivid description of Yin Jiaquan's experience, it is easier for readers to understand the cruelty and harm of society at that time. At the same time, the article makes a powerful critique of the relationship between monarchs and ministers and the phenomenon of *** in feudal society, which makes readers deeply impressed by this period of history.
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