Twenty-four ministers of the Qing Dynasty were arranged by Ji Lianhai on the basis of historical facts, namely: Dourgen, Longkeduo, Ao Bai, Yu Chenglong, Mingzhu, Nian Gengyao, Tang Ruowang, Liu Yong, Ji Xiaolan, He Shen, Liu Mingchuan, Zeng Guofan, Li Hongzhang, Zuo Zongtang, Yi Xin, Lin Zexu, Ding Ruchang, Deng Shichang and Tan.
1. Dourgen
Aisingiorro Dourgen (November 17, 1612-December 31, 165) was the fourteenth son of the Qing emperor Nurhachi and the second son of Abahai. Ming Wanli was born in Hetuala (now the old town of Xinbin County, Liaoning Province) in 1612. An outstanding politician and strategist in the early Qing Dynasty.
in the eleventh year of the mandate of heaven (1626), Dourgen was named Baylor; In the second year of Tiancong (1628), 17-year-old Dourgen went out with Huang Taiji to conquer the Chahar Department of Mongolia. Because of the military service, he was given the title "Morgan Daiqing" and became the flag owner of Zhengbai Banner.
In the ninth year of Tiancong (1635), Dourgen and others led an army to capture and surrender Ezhe, the son of Mongolian Ligdan Khan, and obtained the imperial seal. In the first year of Chongde (1636), he was awarded the title of Prince Heshuo Rui for meritorious military service. In the first month of the following year, Huang Taiji ordered Dourgen to pursue korean king's family.
from 1641 to 1642, Chongde made outstanding achievements in the Songjin War. After the death of Huang taiji, Dourgen and Jierhalang assisted Fu Lin, the ninth son of Huang taiji, as the assistant king, who was called the Regent.
in the first year of Shunzhi (1644), the Qing dynasty entered the Central Plains, and successively appointed uncle regent, uncle regent and father regent.
In the seventh year of Shunzhi (165), he died in the winter while hunting in Saibei, and was awarded the title of "Emperor Chengzong of Qing Dynasty". He entrusted Xiu Yuan Guangye with making contributions, establishing a government and respecting righteousness. Two months later, in February of the eighth year of Shunzhi (1651), Dourgen was deprived of his title and his tomb was dug.
in the 43rd year of Qianlong (1778), Emperor Qianlong rehabilitated him, restored the title of Prince Rui, and evaluated him as "the most outstanding person who made a unified career by setting up the country".
2. Roncodo
Tong Jia Roncodo (? —1728), the word Zhujun, a native of Manchuria with a yellow flag, was the younger brother of Empress Xiao Yiren, the first-class duke Tong Guowei, and the minister of the Qing Dynasty.
in the Qing dynasty, only one person was called "uncle" by the emperor. It was this Roncodo who played an extraordinary role in the confusing and infighting imperial war between the emperors of Emperor Kangxi's later years, and was the most critical core figure at the turn of imperial power between Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Yongzheng.
This is directly related to his success after Yongzheng ascended the throne. In the end, he was suspected by Yongzheng, and he was repeatedly hit until he was banned and died. In fact, this is also the root cause.
3, Ao Bai
Ao Bai (about 161-1669, Manchu: Oboi), a powerful minister in the early Qing Dynasty, was born in Guaerjia, the grandson of Suoerguo, the leader of Suwan tribe, and the nephew of Fei Yingdong, one of the five ministers who founded the country in the late Jin Dynasty. He was born in Manchuria with a yellow flag, a three-generation founding father of the Qing Dynasty, and one of the early assistant ministers of Kangxi Emperor.
seal the duke with military exploits. Ao Bai was renowned for his military exploits in the first half of his life, and was known as the "First Warrior of Manchuria". In his later years, he held power and formed a clique for personal gain. With the support of Huang Xizhou, Wang Hongzhuo and other ministers, Kangxi took charge of the DPRK, and then set a plan to capture Ao Bai in Wuyingdian. After being captured alive, Ao Bai died of old age in prison. He was an important figure who influenced the political situation in the early Qing Dynasty.
4. Yu Chenglong
Yu Chenglong (September 26th, 1617—May 31st, 1684) was born in Yushan, Yongning Prefecture, Shanxi Province (now fangshan county, Lvliang City, Shanxi Province). Famous officials and officials in the early Qing Dynasty.
in the 18th year of Qing Shunzhi (1661), Yu Chenglong was appointed as the magistrate of Luocheng County. During his tenure, the Baojia system was clearly defined, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and cultivated the land with all their strength. In the sixth year of Emperor Kangxi (1667), Yu Chenglong was promoted to the year of Hezhou in Sichuan.
Later, he moved to be the Tongzhi and Zhifu of Huangzhou Prefecture in Huguang, and served as the agent of Wuchang Zhifu, Fujian provincial judge, deployment envoy, governor and governor, minister of armament and university student. In the twentieth year of Kangxi (1681), he entered Beijing and was promoted to the position of Governor of Jiangxi in the south of the Yangtze River.
in the 23rd year of Kangxi (1684), the court ordered Yu Chenglong to take charge of the political affairs of the governors of Jiangsu and Anhui, and he died in office soon. Emperor Kangxi posthumously awarded him the title of Prince Taibao, giving him the title of "Qing Duan". There are eight volumes of Yu Qing Duan Zheng Shu and other works handed down from ancient times.
during his official career of more than 2 years, Yu Chenglong was praised as "outstanding" for three times. With his outstanding achievements and honest and hard life, he was deeply loved by the people and praised by Emperor Kangxi as "the first honest official".
5. Pearl
Na Lanmingzhu (November 19, 1635—June 3, 178), a native of Zhenghuangqi, Manchuria, was an important minister of Kangxi Dynasty, and successively held important positions such as the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the minister of punishments, the minister of the Ministry of War, the imperial adviser of Zuodu, the great scholar of Wuyingdian, and the prince Taifu.
Nalan Mingzhu played an active role in Kangxi's proposal to withdraw from San Francisco, unify Taiwan Province and resist foreign enemies. In the twenty-seventh year of Kangxi (1688), he was ousted for the crime of cronyism, and although he was reinstated, he was no longer reused. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (178), he died.
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