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The Yongzheng Emperor, the victor of the "Nine Sons Seizing the Legitimate Throne"—the fiercest struggle for the throne in the history of the Qing Dynasty—and an absolute ruler who devoted himself to state affairs while sleeping only three or four hours a day! 👑 However, from the moment of his accession, he was forced to live his entire life burdened by the ceaseless label of "forging his will and usurping the throne," as well as suspicions of bloody purges against his own brothers. After dramatically becoming the master of the Forbidden City by bypassing his own younger brother (the 14th Prince), who was loved by his father, Emperor Kangxi, he was a tragic workaholic who ruled the empire with a heart full of anguish, reading memorials over and over again all day long to quell the world's suspicion and criticism against him! Was he truly a thief who deceived history and stole the throne, or was he a genius politician who deserves to be regarded as one of the greatest rulers of all time? In this [Full Version] video, we vividly uncover the mysteries surrounding Emperor Yongzheng's ascension to the throne and the full story of the brutal power struggles hidden in the shadows of the magnificent Forbidden City. Shall we embark right now on a journey into the true story of the emperor who single-handedly defended the empire at the boundary between truth and misunderstanding? ⚔️ [Timeline] 00:00 The Unextinguishable Lamp 04:53 Thirty-Five Princes 11:42 The Empty Throne 19:09 The ‘Leisurely Man’s’ Bold Move 28:22 The Night Emperor Kangxi Passed Away 36:47 Pulling Down and Striking Again: The Brothers’ Fight 46:45 Meritorious Officials 53:06 Two Eyes Piercing Through the World 1:01:41 The Strangest Trial in Qing History 1:09:20 The Emperor’s Day 1:15:23 The Empty Treasury: The War Against the Mountain of Debt 1:22:35 Untying the Knot, Hiring People, and the Price 1:32:24 Joseon, the Border, and Faith 1:37:40 A Human Hidden Behind the Throne 1:44:36 The Last Three Days 1:53:05 Who Is the Winner? Who Was It? [References & Sources] • Historical Sources and Official Records Documents recorded in Volume 8, Annals 8, Annals of Emperor Sejong (Yongzheng Emperor), of Draft History of Qing (Draft History of Qing - Annals of Emperor Yongzheng) Archives of the Qing Shilu (Annals of the Qing Dynasty) and the Vermilion Rescripts of the Yongzheng Emperor • Academic Materials and Consultation Materials Research papers on the early political history of the Qing Dynasty by the Department of Oriental History at Seoul National University and the Korean Society for Ming-Qing History This video was produced objectively based on authorized historical sources and Qing Dynasty historical records. To deliver historical and cultural content in an immersive way, this video utilized AI-based tools to reconstruct and assist in the production of some narration, sound effects, images, and video direction. We would like to inform you that the AI ​​technology used is intended for visual and auditory expression to aid viewer understanding, and there is no distortion of specific facts or other commercial or political intent.