Hauge died unjustly,A posthumous eminent woman was born.
Through the historical corridor of the Qing Dynasty, there is a unique noble title - the Iron Hat King. They are known for their privileges and bounty, most notably"Hereditary replacement"The iron law is like a brilliant family medal, as long as it is innocent, it can be passed down from generation to generation.
After 296 years of imperial change, only 12 have been crowned kings, which symbolizes the respect and rarity of the status of the Iron Hat King.
Original text: Dolgon, who is deeply related, and Hauge, the first prince of Huang Taiji, are both iron hat kings, and they should theoretically be close. However, the struggle for power has cast a shadow over family affection, and they are-for-tat in the race for the throne.
The ending is harrowing, Hauge unfortunately falls victim to his uncle's hands, and his mastery of power makes Dorgon have the last laugh.
In the arena of power struggle, it is like a sandpiper fighting against each other, and the fisherman wins. Fulin, the crystallization of Hauge's wisdom, with a skillful balance of the situation, ascended to the supreme throne, that is, the Shunzhi Emperor in history.
He not only cleared Hauge's grievances, but also passed on the throne to Hauge's descendants, so that the status of the Iron Hat King continued. Since then, the Hauge family has risen and fallen in the torrent of Qing Dynasty history.
It was not until the end of the Qing Dynasty that a woman's outstanding performance brought the 11th generation of Hauge descendants back into the spotlight.
On the historical stage in 1609, Huang Taiji's first dragon son, Aixin Jueluo Haoge, was born. As the pearl of his birth, his birth was shrouded in a layer of special care - his mother, the Ulana clan, was once the delicate princess of the Ulana tribe.
This tribe was once one of the four major forces of the Haixi Jurchens, but due to their defeat they were forced to form an alliance with the iron cavalry of the Jianzhou Jurchens, and the Ulanara clan was promised to the Emperor Taiji, which became the bond of marriage.
This political marriage invisibly promoted Nurhachi's great strategy of unifying the Jurchen tribes.
Behind the foreseen political marriages lurks contradictions. Sure enough, in May 1623, Nurhachi issued a warning to Zhu Fujin: "The sister of Chergeyi, the mother of Hauge, has entered my mansion in disregard of etiquette, riding in a tow bed, ignoring the eldest brother and Azig.
Because of her frivolity, Huang Taiji ended their marriage before Hauge was fourteen years old, and the Ulanara clan was divorced. This reveals the rupture of the relationship between the Ulanara clan and Huang Taiji in the early years.
Of course, the Ulanara clan was not deprived of the position of concubine because of its rash behavior. The point is that with Nurhachi's success in unifying the four Jurchen tribes and creating the Eight Banners Army, her political influence is no longer important.
At that time, the Houjin led by Nurhachi was caught between the Ming, Mongolia, and Korea. In response to the Ming Dynasty's strategy of "using the west to control the east", Nurhachi wisely chose to ally with the Mongols as a way to counter the threat from the Ming and Koreans.
In the vacancy of the throne after the death of the Ulanara clan, the Mongolian woman Borzigit Zhezhe, who had been associated with Huang Taiji, was promoted to the rank of concubine. Then, in 1624 and 1625, Korqin's two beylors successively married their beautiful daughters to Jianzhou, one of whom married Huang Taiji, Borzigit Bumu Butai, was not only the niece of Zhezhe, but also the famous Empress Xiaozhuang in later history.
This history bears witness to the close marriage between her family and the Qing court.
After Bumu Butai, the marriage boom in Korqin continued, making the five concubines of Huang Taiji's harem all the treasures of the Borzigit family. However, the fate of Hauge's mother, Ulanara, quietly changed, and her relationship with Huang Taiji gradually drifted away and disappeared into the long river of history.
As the proverb goes, although Hauge is the eldest son, since the age of twelve or thirteen, he has faced the ups and downs of life alone, the lack of mother's love, the distance of his father's favor, not to mention the favor of his grandfather.
In order to stand out, the young Hauge chose to hone his martial arts hard and threw himself into the fierce battle early. His early achievements were impressive, and he was awarded the title of Baylor at the age of 15, which is a testament to Nurhachi's recognition of his bravery and talent on the battlefield.
With the death of Nurhachi, Huang Taiji won by virtue of his strength and succeeded to the throne as Khan. The valiant 18-year-old did not stop and continued to fight on the battlefield, and that time against the Mongolian Zalut Division, he was named after"Beyler Esaitu"The brilliant achievements have won the high appreciation of Huang Taiji.
After the baptism of the battlefield, Hauge has risen rapidly, and its unique"Earn money by war"The strategy has won the appreciation of Huang Taiji and has become the core of the strategy. In 1632, Huang Taiji personally conquered Har, and Hauge and Dolgon joined forces to conquer Huaihua City, and won a great victory, and the Mongolian population, wealth and materials were all mine.
The brilliant achievements of this battle were won by Hauge"Heshuo Baylor"of high honors.
In 1635, four brave generals, Haoge, Dolgon, Yuetuo, and Sakhalian, led more than 10,000 elite troops to successfully conquer southern Mongolia, writing a glorious chapter.
In the following year, Huang Taiji ascended the throne as emperor, and changed the name of the country to the Qing Dynasty in accordance with the times, and the national name was established as Manchuria. With his outstanding military exploits, Haoge was promoted to the Prince of Heshuosu, held the blue flag, stood out from the crowd, and achieved the pinnacle of life.
In 1637, Hauge accompanied Huang Taiji on his expedition to Korea, where he and Dolgon inflicted heavy losses on the enemy, and finally the Qing Dynasty and Korea established the supremacy of the Qing Dynasty in the Treaty of Samseong of Namhan, and Korea surrendered to the court.
Of course, Haoge's figure has always been active in the Ming Dynasty campaign, especially at the critical moment when Huang Taiji led the army to march, and his persistence in Shenyang symbolized Huang Taiji's unrepentant trust to him.
Whether it was the bravery of the expedition to Chahar, the courage of the eastward march to Korea, or the feat of the Ming Dynasty in the south, Hauge performed many miraculous feats, and gradually rose from Baylor to the prestigious prince.
His growth path, from a young man to a fierce general, every step was accompanied by fierce struggles and wits contests.
In 1636, Huang Taiji decisively purged the Mang Gurtai faction, who had influence on the Zhenglan Banner, and accused Hauge's wife and mother, Mang Guji, of rebellion. In order to draw a clear line, Hauge broke his wrist and ended the life of his wife Birch Fujin with his own hands.
However, only a few months later, Hauge was so close to Yue Tuo that he leaked his secrets, and Huang Taiji punished him severely, demoting him to Baylor and imposing a hefty fine.
Fortunately, Hauge fought against the Ming Dynasty together with Dolgon and Abatai, and successfully regained the trust of Huang Taiji. In 1638, their army swept through the six southern provinces of Yanjing and more than 40 cities around Jinan, capturing more than 200,000 people and capturing a large amount of gold and silver treasures.
In this year, in view of his heroic performance, Huang Taiji pardoned his past mistakes and issued a canonization seal, officially reinstating Haoge's title of Prince Su in recognition of his outstanding military exploits.
Huang Taiji generously rewarded Haoge Wanta** and rich horses, and at the same time gave him a heavy responsibility, allowing him to continue to be in charge of the household department. In October 1642, he was invited to consult with Dolgon, Azig, and Zilharang on the state of affairs, but major decisions had to be reported after their collective deliberation.
At this time, Hauge was already on a par with Dorgon on the stage of power, and his strength was evenly matched.
On August 9, 1643, Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty, the 51-year-old male lord, died suddenly in the deep palace, leaving no clear instructions, and the baton of imperial power instantly triggered a violent ** in the Manchurian high-level.
There was no precedent to follow, and the battle for the throne of the Qing Dynasty began to be mysterious and tense.
Those who are virtuous and able to accept advice can inherit the cause of our emperor", and the Manchurian nobles discussed the law of inheritance of the imperial throne. Among the contenders at the time, Dorgon and Hauge competed for supremacy with their great strength.
As a result, the Qing court quickly divided into two opposing factions of power. The two white flags and the Red Flag Alliance with Prince Rui Dorgon as the core strongly supported him, while the forces with Prince Su Hauge as the core were fully supported by the two yellow flags and the positive blue flag.
At first, Zilharang, who was inlaid with the blue flag, and Dai Shan, who was the red flag, also stood on Hauge's side, which made Hauge actually sit on the aid of the five flags, and the situation was extremely favorable.
In the face of the resolute opposition provoked by Prince Su Hauge, the situation evolved as quickly as a butterfly flapping its wings. On August 13, the scales of history began to tilt. That night,"Bayarajang Giturai secretly visited Sony and conveyed a new intention to establish a crown prince"。
As the core representative of the two yellow flags, Sony's words reveal that they no longer insist that they must be hauge, as long as the bloodline of Huang Taiji continues.
In the early morning, after the solemn covenant of the Great Qing Gate, the two Yellow Belt officials decisively mobilized their forces and entered the Chongzheng Hall to promote the resolution of supporting the succession of the prince. During this meeting, Dorgon appeared cautious and hesitant, and he did not immediately support Dordor in the face of his impulsive self-recommendation.
An emotional Duoduo immediately turned to recommending Daizen, but Daizen politely refused on the grounds of his advanced age, insisting that Hauge, as the eldest son, should inherit the throne and shoulder the responsibility of the country.
Hauge may have tried to keep a low profile and be humble"Talent is shallow and shallow, and it is difficult to be competent for heavy tasks", but he still chose to withdraw from the key stage of the Chongzheng Palace. At this moment, the suspense of the succession to the throne is still unsolved.
Dolgon was deeply aware that the strength of the Hauge faction and the growing influence of the Manchurian people had made the concept of succession from father to son beyond that of brother to brother, and his own path to succession was almost remote.
At the critical moment, he cleverly proposed that it would be a wise choice to put Huang Taiji's youngest son, Fu Lin, on the throne, given that Hauge had voluntarily withdrawn and made it clear that he had no intention of competing for the throne.
After the accession to the throne, Dorgon was given the title of regent as his uncle, and Zilharan was honored as the auxiliary prince of Xinyi. This solution was popular because it balanced the unwavering determination of the two Yellow Banners** to uphold the Prince, while skillfully avoiding the threat to Dorgon's throne from Hauge, who was of equal strength.
In a tense confrontation with two Yellow Banner Ministers, Dolgon was forced to give up direct competition for the throne, but he skillfully won the support of Prince Zheng Zilharang, the owner of the Blue Banner, a move that cemented his position.
Zilharang's endorsement meant a potential counterweight to Hauge and the other princes. Thus, although on the surface Dorgon did not sit on the throne, in reality, his strategic actions ensured that the ultimate winner of this power struggle was himself.
The battle for the throne was won by the wisdom of Dorgon.
The tradition of the Eight Banners of Baylor was reformed by the authority of the two regents, and Dolgon became the sole leader"Chief Regent"。He skillfully weakened the core power of the two yellow flags, and the important ministers who had sworn to protect Hauge deviated from their original intentions one after another.
Haug posed a serious challenge for a time, but Dorgon succeeded in weakening his resistance by stripping him of his title and purging his supporters, and Haug was no longer able to resist.
At the critical moment when the Qing army entered the customs, Dolgon's precise control allowed Hauge to seize the opportunity and participate in the military operation honorably. Hauge knew that this was the perfect time for him to prove himself, and through a heroic battle, he had earned the capital to preserve his position.
With the accession of Emperor Shunzhi Fulin to the throne in Beijing, Haoge was once again honored as the Prince of Heshuosu by virtue of his outstanding military exploits. Subsequently, he shouldered a heavy responsibility and was entrusted with the mission of the westward expedition.
Hauge not only conquered the whole of Shaanxi and inflicted heavy losses on the Great Western Army, but returned victorious in February 1648. However, as fate would have turned, Dorgon's determination had been made up of his mind - he took the opportunity to expose Hilgen, who was in the blue flag, by the leader of the white flag, who had reported his exploits.
Further, he accuses Hauge of using the belittled Yang Shan Brother, which he uses as an excuse for Hauge to suffer injustice and be ruthlessly thrown into a cage.
A month later, in a shocking tragedy, Hauge died suddenly in prison at the age of 39, revealing the cold side of Dolgon. His iron-fisted approach was not only evident in Hauge's death, but further, he included Hauge's concubines in the harem, which was an unusual usurpation of power.
However, only two years later, Dolgon died of illness and was mercilessly whipped by Emperor Shunzhi. Justice was finally revealed, Hauge's grievances were revealed, and his son Fu Shou inherited the throne of Prince Su and became the hereditary heir to the throne.
After the vicissitudes of the late Qing Dynasty, the prominent lineage of Haoge's descendants continued to Aixin Jueluo Shanqi, the 10th Prince of Su, who had eighteen sons and daughters under his knees.
Among them, one of the most eye-catching people, named Aixin Jueluo Xianyu, whose Chinese name is Jin Bihui, brought the family history back to life. Fast forward to 1912, when Jin Bihui, who was only six years old, was sent away by his father and became the adopted daughter of the Japanese celebrity Kawashima Naniwa, this extraordinary chapter of life began.
Naniwa Kawashima, a multi-faceted character, has played complex roles - a translator for the commander of the Japanese army, a hidden spy, and even served as the superintendent of the Qing court's Jingshi Police Academy and the chief superintendent of the Beijing Police Department.
He is well-connected with Shanqi and has deep connections. Surprisingly, he once changed his name to Yoshiko Kawashima. This former high-profile "Fourteen Gege" is actually a tenacious, unyielding, independent and willful girl, who has shown a unique personality since she was a child.
While studying in Japan, she ignored her teacher's training and was keen to confront boys, and her behavior was full of courage to challenge the norm.
When Yoshiko Kawashima was a student at Matsumoto High School for Girls, she behaved in a unique way: riding a horse to school and showing up in class when she was in a good mood, otherwise she would not be seen from the school for days, which made her quite challenging in the eyes of the school authorities.
However, at the age of 17, she suffered a drastic change in her life, and her adoptive father's violence turned her outlook on life upside down. From then on, she threw herself into the so-called high social circles, and with her fluency in Japanese and proficient skills in Beijing and Shanghainese, Yoshiko Kawashima became a member of the Japanese intelligence network, secretly collecting intelligence for the Japanese army in Shanghai, and her trajectory turned to a different mission.
After the September 18 Incident, Japan carefully planned to support Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, in a vain attempt to establish an illegal puppet regime in Manchukuo. Under the cunning planning of the spy leader Kenji Tohihara, Pu Yi was quietly transferred from Tianjin to Lushun.
However, critical'Queen'Wanrong was unexpectedly stranded in Tianjin. Nope'Queen', the drama of the restoration appears incomplete. In order to ensure the coherence of the plot, the Japanese had to go all out to find it'The original cast'。”
Yoshiko Kawashima bravely took up this responsibility, successfully persuaded and assisted Wanrong, and planned an ingenious diversion strategy - they cleverly evacuated from Tianjin to the northeast under the pretext of a funeral.
From this,"The two emperors appear at the same time"The dramatic scene kicked off in the puppet state of Manchukuo, and the Japanese military department had high hopes for her. As a female elite, Yoshiko Kawashima made great achievements for the Japanese army with practical actions, so she was awarded the rank of army junior and became one of the few high-ranking female generals in Japanese history.
On the evening of January 18, 1932, Yoshiko Kawashima decisively intervened in the attack on Shanghai"One-twenty-eight"The key conspiracy in the state of affairs. She joined forces with the Japanese spy Takayoshi Tanaka and, through inciting means, dispatched Japanese monks Keisei Amazaki, Hideo Mizumi and their five followers to break into the main factory of Shanghai Sanyou Industrial Society with unfounded provocations.
Yoshiko Kawashima, on the other hand, skillfully played the role of an anti-Japanese fighter and used passionate rhetoric to incite the patriotic employees of Miyu Industrial Company to counterattack the group of monks, resulting in their injuries, and the incident ignited instantly"One-twenty-eight"The fuse of the incident, as history calls it"Japanese monk incident"。
Under the skillful instigation of Tanaka and Yoshiko Kawashima, anti-Japanese sentiment in Shanghai was growing day by day. With her unique identity, Yoshiko Kawashima interacted closely with Sun Ke, the head of the Kuomintang Executive Yuan, and successfully obtained top-secret information about Chiang Kai-shek's imminent resignation from his mouth.
At the same time, she disguised herself as a reporter and dug deep into General Cai Tingkai's determination to strengthen the 19th Route Army's resistance to the war.
When the important information she leaked was transmitted to Tokyo, the Japanese authorities decisively chose to attack Shanghai, and what followed was the "January 28" Shanghai War that shocked the world.
Afterwards, an important staff officer of the Kwantung Army, Itagaki Daisa, praised the "Japanese Monk Incident" instigated by Yoshiko Kawashima: "This action is indispensable, and it directly promotes the realization of Manchurian independence!" ”
Japan praised Yoshiko Kawashima as"Marta Harley of the East", praising her unique charm and resourcefulness, calling her so"The spy heroine of the East"。She shouldered a heavy responsibility, teamed up with Guo Xipeng and Zhang Quanben to plan the turmoil, induced Feng Yuxiang's ministry to turn Shi Yousan and others to support Japan, and she personally led the covert"North China Autonomous Committee"Plan.
At this time, Yoshiko Kawashima completely became a loyal person of Japanese imperialism.
After the Lugou Bridge Incident, Yoshiko Kawashima worked closely with the suburban gendarmerie Tanomiya Shaosa to wantonly carry out unjust enrichment. She used the arrest of Chinese entrepreneurs as a means to brutally extort the property of her family, which made her bear the notoriety of "greedy and shameless" among Chinese businessmen, and was privately denounced: "This woman is only mercenary, but she has lost the most basic moral bottom line!" ”
Although she had firmly believed that "a strong Japan would win", Japan's defeat soon shattered her illusions.
On October 10, 1945, Yoshiko Kawashima was ruthlessly arrested by the Kuomintang military police. Despite her best efforts in her generous social connections and attempts to bribe her rescue, all efforts failed to change her fate.
In the end, the historical figure was sentenced to death on double charges of being a traitor and a spy. Time flies, and the glory of Prince Su's family in the Qing Dynasty has dissipated with the wind, leaving only the echo of history.
Under the pen of Blue Wind Candle Dust, the story is like smoke.
Exploring the Depth of History: Excavating[1]Yang Qianmin's 2017 masterpiece "An Analysis of Prince Su Haoge", a research perspective of Heilongjiang University; [2] Feng Kaibao's recent masterpiece "Yoshiko Kawashima: The Complex Trajectory of a Female Spy", a unique analysis by the School of International Relations of the National University of Defense Technology, unveils those unknown historical chapters.