Emperor Shunzhi's short life is revealed: the state of life is worryingYears are already miraculous
Emperor Shunzhi, as the first emperor of Manchuria after entering the Central Plains, has unique historical significance among the emperors of the Qing Dynasty. However, the monarch, whose status was comparable to that of the founding emperor, died at the prime of life at the age of 24.
The mystery of his age of death has sparked rumors about whether he was just a monk. But if we take a closer look at his life, we will understand that it is a miracle that he lived to be 24 years old.
Shunzhi, who has been a little emperor since he was a child, is inseparable from the resourcefulness of his mother and the help of his uncle.
After the Qing army entered the customs, after a hard battle, it defeated the peasant rebel army and the remnants of the Ming Dynasty, and consolidated the dominant position of the Qing Dynasty. During this period, Emperor Shunzhi, although nominally emperor, had a deep interest in Han culture.
In order to study the subset of scriptures, he often forgot to sleep and eat, so much so that he put himself in a state of overwork and study. The Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang is well aware of the truth, and she understands that if she wants Emperor Shunzhi to sit firmly in the country, she must improve his ability to govern the country.
Therefore, she was very strict with the study supervision of Emperor Shunzhi. It was in this context that although Emperor Shunzhi was still a minor, his studies were in full swing, and he even vomited blood in search of knowledge.
He once recalled: "I got up at five o'clock every day to read, and I could only recite it when the sky began to brighten. As a rough calculation, I studied for nine years, during which time I vomited blood. ”
These were the price he paid for his studies, and he inevitably damaged his body in the process of learning.
In office"Mascot"During these years, Emperor Shunzhi's physical and mental health was severely damaged. Not only because of overwork and study pressure, but also because of the domineering behavior of his uncle Dorgon and the complicated relationship between him and the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang.
All this dealt a huge blow to the mental state of the Shunzhi Emperor. The reason why Dolgon supported Emperor Shunzhi was not only because Emperor Shunzhi was young and easy to control, but also because he was the son of the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang.
According to historical records, there was an ambiguous relationship between Dolgon and the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, and there may have been acts of private giving and receiving.
In the process of supporting the Shunzhi Emperor, Dolgon on the one hand laid the foundation for the establishment of the Qing Dynasty as the commander of the Qing army, and on the other hand, he spared no effort to suppress dissent and consolidate his position.
After he was promoted to the regent and was ambitious, he even asked the Shunzhi Emperor to crown himself as the regent of the imperial father, openly claiming to be the imperial father. In the face of Dolgon's arrogance, Emperor Shunzhi could only endure and did not dare to resist.
Shockingly, Dolgon is also rumored to have forced the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang to marry herself and enjoy royal privileges. Emperor Shunzhi felt extremely humiliated under the threat of Dolgon, but he had no choice but to endure it.
This condition caused great harm to Emperor Shunzhi's mental state, made him preoccupied, and affected his health.
After the death of Dolgon's illness, Emperor Shunzhi smoothly took charge of the government and carried out the ** calculation, which was relieved, but his forbearance over the years made him unable to let go. The double blow of physical and mental distress made his life extremely poor, and the excessive emotional investment was even worse.
He was obsessed with beauty, which led to a short lifespan. Although he could only serve as a puppet emperor in the first few years of his succession, the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang chose many young women for him as harems for the continuation of his bloodline.
Although his cousin was arranged by the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang to become empress, he had no real affection for her.
When the Shunzhi Emperor was depressed by Dorgon's coercion, the appearance of a woman brought a new dawn to his life. Concubine Dong E, the daughter of Emperor Shunzhi's favored minister Eshuo, attracted the attention of Emperor Shunzhi with her empathetic character, and the two fell in love at first sight and fell in love.
However, the sweet life of Emperor Shunzhi and Concubine Dong E did not last long, and the ** of lust was like a knife that scraped bones, causing great damage to Emperor Shunzhi's body.
What's even more heart-wrenching is that Concubine Dong E unfortunately contracted a vicious disease, which caused Emperor Shunzhi, who was already preoccupied, to suffer a ruthless blow.
Emperor Shunzhi was devastated by the death of his beloved Concubine Dong E, lost the motivation to live, and became increasingly emaciated, so he could only rely on Buddhism to find comfort. However, his physical condition deteriorated, and he eventually contracted smallpox, which could not be **, due to low immunity, heralding his death.
Emperor Shunzhi died young under multiple physical and psychological blows, and it is already a miracle of life to be able to live to the age of 24.
As the supreme ruler of the feudal dynasty, Emperor Shunzhi had to endure tremendous political pressure although he lived a life of fine clothes and fine food. This stress deteriorated his physical functioning, which eventually led to his untimely death.
Emperor Shunzhi stood out from many princes and became the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty after entering the customs, enjoying unparalleled honors, but also suffering unimaginable pressure and torture from ordinary people.
He lacked the means to ease his emotions, which made his untimely death inevitable. Reference: Manuscript of Qing History. This ** may involve copyright issues, please contact us to delete it in time.