During this ruler's minority, power was controlled by a man who supposedly personally killed the rebel Zhang Xianzhong, who declared the Daxi Dynasty before leading a massacre of Sichuan. This man came into power at the age of fourteen when he had that uncle thrown into jail
During this ruler's minority, power was controlled by a man who supposedly personally killed the rebel Zhang Xianzhong, who declared the Daxi Dynasty before leading a massacre of Sichuan. This man came into power at the age of fourteen when he had that uncle thrown into jail, thus ending the Oboi Regency. He fixed his northern border at the Argun River by the Treaty of Nerchinsk and defeated the Zheng family to take control of Taiwan. Earlier, he put down a revolt which sought to proclaim a new Zhou Dynasty, the Rebellion of the Three Feudatories, led by Wu Sangui, who had earlier helped this man's father come to power at Shanhai Pass by allowing him through the Great Wall. The successor to the Shunzhi emperor, FTP, name this man who ruled for a record 61 years from 1661 to 1722 as the second official emperor of the Ching Dynasty.
During this ruler's minority, power was controlled by a man who supposedly personally killed the rebel Zhang Xianzhong, who declared the Daxi Dynasty before leading a massacre of Sichuan.
The {Kangxi} Emperor or Qing {Shengzu} or Aixin-Jueluo {Xuanye}