摘要
Of all the Qing emperors, Yongzheng was the most outstanding believer in Daoism. On the one hand, he used Daoism as an imperial tool for the indoctrination of the people. On the other, he hoped to use it to extend his own lifespan-though it is said that this killed him in the end. This article employs textual research to argue that it probably was Daoist remedies that killed the emperor.
Of all the Qing emperors, Yongzheng was the most outstanding believer in Daoism. On the one hand, he used Daoism as an imperial tool for the indoctrination of the people. On the other, he hoped to use it to extend his own lifespan-though it is said that this killed him in the end. This article employs textual research to argue that it probably was Daoist remedies that killed the emperor.
出处
《清史研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
1999年第2期83-89,共7页
The Qing History Journal
