Who else do you know besides Xiao Shenyang, the three biggest corrupt officials in history?

Speaking of ancient corrupt officials, perhaps He Kun is our first thought. After all, he is the most famous corrupt official. But throughout the ancient history of China, corrupt officials emerged one after another. This time, we will introduce three most famous corrupt officials in ancient China. Their corruption is shocking and quite amazing. If you are familiar with He Kun, then He Kun embezzled the revenue of the Qing government in 15, and didn't know what He Kun needed. What's the money for? ?

1, Little Shenyang: the first corrupt official in history.

This is a well-known name. Rich as an enemy is not enough to describe this main hall, because his property exceeds the fiscal revenue of the imperial court for ten years! After Jiaqing came to power, he was found guilty, robbed his family and committed suicide, and served Ben and adults in one stop.

Among the 20 convicted charges, the property of Xiao Shenyang was involved: more than 32,000 pieces of gold were hidden in the private vault inside the wall and more than 3 million pieces of silver were hidden in the underground cellar. Lease more than 1260 hectares of land and 1000 rooms. There are many jewels, jade articles, clothes and books. There are countless gold, gold, gold and silver, Su Yuanyin, houses, real estate, pawn shops, jade warehouses and large areas of land. It is estimated that the family's silver production may exceed 10 billion yuan, which was not only astronomical at that time, but also astronomical in the whole history of China.

2. Nian Gengyao

Nian Gengyao was a famous soldier in Qing Dynasty. He is ingenious and gallops on the battlefield. He once put down the rebellion of Tibetan and Qinghai Robb hiding gold and made great achievements. When he went to Beijing on 1724, he got a special experience from Yong Zhengdi. However, the following year1February, the situation changed suddenly. He was dismissed by Yongzheng, and he was convicted of 92 felonies. He committed suicide on 1726. All the officials of his father and brother were dismissed, and their descendants were sent to the border to be exiled, and their property was copied to the government. He worked hard for more than 20 years, and the pyramid of power and wealth collapsed.

Nian Gengyao is insatiable. He falsely reported that the military expenditure was as high as more than 3 million taels of silver, embezzled 65,438+500,000 taels of silver from his subordinates, and sold 400,000 taels of silver from officials and titles, with a total amount of money of about 2 billion yuan. Before the incident, Nian Gengyao was busy transferring and hiding stolen money, and even loaded more than 200 cars. The wheels are rolling, and he has traveled all over the country, north and south of the great river, both sides of the Yellow River, and the capital, and there are his golden caves everywhere. Nian Gengyao is also keen to buy real estate, with a house and land. He has 30,000 mu of farmland in Zhili, and 1000 houses, which have become the hiding places of his stolen money. His real estate in Baoding alone has more than 50 thousand taels of silver, more than 300 kilograms of gold and silver jewelry, and hundreds of big bags and small bags.

3. Nalan Mingzhu

Nalan Mingzhu, the father of Nalan Rong Ruo, the first poet in Manchu Dynasty, was a Manchu Huang Zheng Banner. Although it is called Nalan Mingzhu, it is actually a Ye Henara, his grandfather Ye Henara. After becoming an important official of the imperial court, Pearl monopolized the platform of the dynasty, seemingly modest, but actually took advantage of Kangxi's trust and even accepted bribes.

He and Soto are sworn enemies. Suo Tu Tu's personality is perverse, crowding out and attacking ministers who are not attached to him, while Mingzhu is modest and courteous, charitable, good at wooing upstarts in the DPRK and secretly forming political enemies. 1687, Yu Chenglong, the governor of Zhili, played the emperor in secret: "This official has been betrayed by Mingzhu and others." Kangxi asked, "Why didn't anyone impeach him?" Yu Chenglong replied: "Who is not afraid of death?" 1688, Mingzhu was ousted by Kangxi for the crime of "cronies". Although the official was reinstated, he was no longer reused and died in 1708.