Liu Yong (172? January 24, 185), the word Chongru,No. Shi 'an, was born in Zhucheng, Shandong Province, and his ancestral home was Dangshan, Anhui Province. Politician and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. Liu Yong was born in an official family and belonged to a noble family. Great-grandfather Liu Bixian was a scholar during the Shunzhi period, while his grandfather Liu Bai served as an envoy to Sichuan, and his father Liu Tongxun was a famous minister in the Qianlong Dynasty. Therefore, he grew up in a strong scholarly atmosphere and received a good literary education and ideological education, which also laid a good foundation for him to pass the imperial examination and enter the official career in the future.
in the sixteenth year of Qianlong, Liu Yong, 31, took part in the examination and palace examination as a juror because of his father's kindness (referring to the special treatment for future generations in terms of enrollment and official career due to the status of ancestors and fathers under the feudal system), and achieved excellent results as the second scholar of Dimethyl. He was immediately awarded Jishi Shu of the Imperial Academy, worked as an editor in the scattered library, and soon moved to the right to be a lecturer, and Liu Yong did not bear the responsibility.
although no specific events are listed here to describe Liu Yong as a person, the education he received from childhood and the achievements he made when he grew up are in direct proportion, even though there are some in it? Fight dad? However, this step of bringing people to Jinshi is entirely the result of his personal efforts. Then it is not difficult for us to conclude that Liu Yong was really ambitious and capable before entering the official career.
There was an episode in the 2th year of Qianlong's career. Last time, because of his father's kindness, Liu Yong was ahead of others on the way to school. However, this time, because his father Liu Tongxun was imprisoned for military affairs, he was also implicated and punished. Later, although Liu Tongxun and his son were released leniently, Liu Yong was reduced to the Imperial Academy for editing.
In the same year, Liu Yong was released as a local official, and he began his career as a local official for more than 2 years. However, with outstanding political achievements, he was promoted from studying politics in Anhui and studying politics in Jiangsu to being a magistrate in Taiyuan. In the 14th year as a local official, he was re-used for his father's sake and awarded the Jiangning magistrate.
Liu Yong cherishes this opportunity very much, and tries his best to do his own job, which is fair and honest for the government and has been recognized by the local people. After 2 years of hard work, some of them were praised by Emperor Qianlong. What this episode shows us is Liu Yong's excellent character of being full of backbone, unwilling to lag behind and daring to fight hard.
In the following years, Liu Yong's official career also rose and fell for various reasons. Fortunately, in the forty-seven years of Qianlong, Liu Yong finally made his head in the local area. In this year, he was transferred to Beijing as Zuodu suggestion and walked in the south study.
According to historical records, in the face of He Shen, who was arrogant at that time, Liu Yong was not as tit-for-tat as the tears in the TV series, but also showed a passive evasive attitude like the ministers, and sometimes even had to be flattered. Of course, what I want to say is that it's no wonder that Liu Yong, we can't look at the past with a modern eye now. At that time, the herd mentality was a wise move, cleverly avoiding the edge of He Shen, so as to fight in the future. Therefore, Liu Yong in this period was essentially a good official who was deeply loved by the people.
However, maybe he was used to local officials, but Liu Yong, who was transferred back to the central government, made mistakes in future events. First, he was reprimanded for leaking the contents of the emperor's conversation. Then the person in charge of the provincial examination was impeached in a bribery case; Then he was demoted for failing to correct his subordinates' dereliction of duty. However, this was only the beginning, and then he was criticized for his poor arrangement during his tenure as the examiner of the provincial examination, which seriously affected the quality of the provincial examination. Elect Dai Shiyi, who is incompetent, as the magistrate; He was also accused by the emperor of never being sincere and lazy.
Therefore, Liu Yong in this period seems to be a different person, which brought more errors and incompetence to future generations. However, the mistakes of this period alone can't hide the light before him, and he also saved some face in his later years, especially in the struggle with He Shen, who is nearly 3 years younger than himself. At that time, Liu Yong once again showed his unafraid side, and found out 2 crimes such as extortion, looting of people's fat, corruption and self-enrichment by He Shen and his henchmen, and then reported them to the court.
Jiaqing immediately executed He Shen, which removed a great worry for the court and relieved the pressure of taxation for the people. At the same time, he also liked to mention it? Liu Luoguo? At that time, Liu Yong was over 8 years old, and his back was hunched when he was old. Emperor Jiaqing jokingly called him Liu Tuozi, hence the title of Liu Luoguo (Liu Yong bowed his head and practiced calligraphy all the year round, which led to hunchback, which is another way of saying it).
Five years after the He Shen case, Liu Yong died in his own home at the age of eighty-five, and was posthumously given to Prince Taibao and posthumous title Wen Qing. It's not hard to see that Emperor Jiaqing highly appraised Liu Yong and highly recognized his achievements in his life from his posthumous office and posthumous title.
Therefore, the most taboo for evaluating historical figures is to unilaterally evaluate the character without reference to specific events. If we can't combine the objective facts and consider the merits and demerits, then no matter how objective and fair the readers are, they will be biased by the author's content and form a biased view.