The story of Daoguang Emperor kicking his son to death: Daoguang Emperor kicked his son to death because he was tired of learning.

The story of Daoguang Emperor kicking his son to death: Daoguang Emperor kicked his son to death because he was tired of learning.

It is said that tiger poison does not eat children, but this statement is not absolute, at least not for people. Have you noticed how many brothers and sisters have despised each other in history? You know the Xuanwu gate incident, which is a typical cannibalism, but how can I say these things that everyone knows?

Now I want to tell the story of Daoguang Emperor kicking his son to death without saying a word. It is said that the reason at that time was because my son didn't want to study, and such a simple thing would kill his son. Sure enough, being with you is like being with a tiger. Come and see this story with me.

According to records, the son who was kicked to death by Daoguang Emperor was his eldest son.

It is reported that Yi Wei, the eldest son of Daoguang Emperor, was born in the 13th year of Jiaqing, namely 1808. His mother was just an ordinary maid-in-waiting and was later accepted as Fang Fujin. After the eldest son was born, he sent eunuchs outside Donghuamen to buy five biscuits every night. He ate two by himself, Niu Kelu of Defoe Jin ate two, and Yiwei ate one.

Five years after Daoguang, 17-year-old eldest brother Yi Wei moved into the guild hall and ordered Qin to let him move in another day. Unfortunately, Yi Wei was born with no interest in reading and his learning progress was slow. At the age of marriage, it still hasn't improved. But the study time in the study room is long, so I have to go to the study room every day. The emperor's eldest son lacks the talent to study, refuses to study well, and his teacher lacks patience and good teaching methods, which makes the relationship between teachers and students very tense.

One day, the master saw the emperor's eldest son look like he couldn't learn, so he took a gamble and advised him, "Big Brother must study hard now and be a good emperor in the future." Evie also took a gamble and said, "I will kill you first when I become emperor." The master was startled. Later, this sentence was transferred to Daoguang. Originally, Daoguang didn't expect anything from Suga Yoshihide, and didn't think he was the heir to the throne at all. However, Yi Wei's arrogant words greatly angered Daoguang, and he immediately ordered someone to call Big Brother.

Yi Wei came to see his father trembling and was about to kneel down to inquire after him. The angry Daoguang Emperor flew up and kicked Zhong Yiwei in the lower body. Yi Wei fell to the ground with a scream, unconscious, was carried back to the house, and died a few days later.

After the eldest son Yiwei was killed by an accidental injury, Daoguang regretted it very much. One day he passed a broken Hongqiao in the Forbidden City, which existed in the Ming Dynasty. Looking at the stone lion on the bridge, Daoguang couldn't help but look trance. One of the primitive little stone lions with different shapes looks very strange. It put one hand on its head and the other hand between its legs, and its expression was painful. Daoguang was shocked for a while. He remembered Yi Wei, who had been kicked to death by himself, and could not bear to watch any more, so he asked the courtiers to cover the stone lion with a red carpet.

It soon spread in the palace, saying that Brother Yiwei's predecessor was this little stone lion.