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Author: Shengye (compiled by Yin Nan), Photography by Yin Nan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Step into the realm of the Qing Dynasty, where truth and illusion intertwine, to truly experience the imperial life that is either thrilling, tender, unrestrained, or filled with intrigue. Get close to their innermost hearts, feel their beating pulses, and explore the hidden world behind the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty. Three hundred years of Qing history is filled with baffling and intertwined mysteries. From Nurhaci, who conquered vast lands with swords and blood, to the Tongzhi Emperor, rumored to have died of syphilis, to the last emperor Puyi, who descended from his glorious throne and vanished into the crowd—what dramatic changes occurred during this period?
Emperor Yongzheng was a legendary, controversial, talented, and bold ruler, one of the most prominent emperors in Qing history. For this emperor, historical evaluations have been mixed. Among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng is said to have the most legends, the most chaotic and bizarre tales, and the most shocking mysteries. From his birth to his accession and death, his life was shrouded in puzzles at every turn. For over two hundred years, legends about his all-encompassing intelligence agency and the horrifying "Blood Drop" have only added to his notoriety.
This book approaches the subject from various angles, aiming to comprehensively uncover the mysteries surrounding Emperor Yongzheng's accession, his obsession with power, the enigmatic intelligence network that knew everything, the mystery of his killing his son and brother, the execution of loyal ministers, and the bizarre circumstances of his sudden death—many of which have long intrigued the public. It allows readers to gain an in-depth understanding of this iron-faced emperor, veiled in mystery, from a fresh perspective and unique thinking.