Li Bi was an official in Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong periods of Qing Dynasty. 1675, Linchuan, Jiangxi.
When Guli was a child, his family was poor, but he was diligent and studious. 1709, 34-year-old Li Mao entered the Imperial Academy and entered the official career. He was edited by the Hanlin Academy to a bachelor's degree in cabinet, and later served as assistant minister of official department, governor of Guangxi and governor of Zhili.
The governor of Zhili is located in Baoding, the capital of Zhili, and is responsible for the military and political affairs in Zhili area. For example, he awarded the Ministry of War Shangshu, which was the first of the eight governors of the Qing Dynasty. It is said that "a companion is like a tiger". As the governor of Zhili, Guli did not serve in the imperial court, and was separated from Yong Zhengdi by a certain distance, but he was almost killed by Yong Zhengdi.
That's 1726. At that time, there was a flood in Zhili area, people fell into famine and many people starved to death. Seeing this situation, Guli, who had not been the governor of Zhili for a long time, still ordered state and county officials to open warehouses and release food to relieve the people and prevent more people from dying of famine.
1727, Guli resigned as the governor of Zhili and became the assistant minister of the Ministry of Industry. Yi Jian, who succeeded the governor of Zhili, saw that the grain in the granary was less than 6000 stones, so he impeached the magistrate Zeng and the magistrate Wang You for losing money and food. Yong Zhengdi thinks that Zeng and Wang You are both recommended, and this kind of thing can only cause trouble. Yong Zhengdi was immediately removed from the official position of Coulee and handed over to the Ministry of Punishment and the Minister of State for consultation, and he was convicted of 2 1 count.
Fortunately, at the critical moment, Yong Zhengdi released Li Yi and said, "Li Yi repented, spoke sincerely, and had excellent knowledge, so he spared his life, so he compiled the Eight Banners Tongzhi." Therefore, Gu Li was released and was responsible for compiling the Eight Banners.
Unexpectedly 1729, Wang Bao of Shuncheng County reported to the court that Xie Jishi, the Taoist supervisor of Zhejiang Province, was instructed by Li Gou, the governor of Zhili, and Shangshu, the official department, to impeach Tian Wenjing. Yong Zhengdi flew into a rage, thinking that Gu Li, Cai Wei and Xie Jishi were suspected of forming cronies, and immediately sent someone to arrest Gu Li and detain him in punishments, waiting for a resolution.
Yong Zhengdi said in a serious tone: "Tian Wenjing was loyal to the public, but Yi and Shen tried their best to frame him, which led to the false accusation of Ji's disintegration and he wanted to satisfy his personal grievances. How long will this wind blow? " In Yong Zhengdi's view, Tian Wenjing is a man loyal to the country, but Li Gou and Cai Wei tried their best to frame him, and also instructed Xie Jishi to falsely accuse Tian Wenjing in order to achieve the purpose of ulterior motives in private. How long can this trend last?
Previously, Cai Wei had been sentenced to beheading and was sentenced to death; Now, Yong Zhengdi also means to slay Li Ao.
Fortunately, when the punishments later asked for the conviction of Guli, Yong Zhengdi showed mercy again and didn't kill Guli.
In the Qing Dynasty, where corruption prevailed, Guli was almost an "alternative". Because he never asks for anything and is not corrupt, he is a rare and honest official. When Guli was arrested in the punishment department, the punishment department sent someone to check his property and found that his room was simple and there was nothing else. Even the jewelry worn by his wife is made of copper, not gold and silver jewelry. Gu Li is at least a senior official of the imperial court, so it is rare to be so clean.
Yong Zhengdi knew that Guli was an honest official, but he still wanted to kill him twice. On the surface, the reason is that Coulee opposed Tian Wenjing.
When Tian Wenjing was the governor of Henan, Gu Li was the governor of Zhili. When Gu Li took office, he passed by Tian Wenjing's jurisdiction and saw that Tian Wenjing was too strict with his subordinates, so he accused him of "being an official and deliberately being a scholar". So, the two made an enemy and attacked each other. Coulee accused Tian Wenjing of bullying in the village, taking bribes and perverting the law, and harming the people. Tian Wenjing, in turn, attacked Coulee for cronyism.
Coulee is still stupid and naive. He doesn't know that Tian Wenjing is the red man around Yong Zhengdi. You blame Tian Wenjing for hitting Yong Zhengdi in the face so quickly?
Tian Wenjing is older than Coulee 13 years old. Although he is not a scholar, he has been groping at the grassroots level for a long time, and his measures of "spreading talents to the ground" coincide with Yong Zhengdi's reform strategy. As a result, his official career is booming, and he has been promoted to Shanxi Minister, Henan Minister, Henan Governor and Henan Governor. In order to reward Tian Wenjing, Yong Zhengdi even set up the position of "Governor of Henan and Shandong", which was held by Tian Wenjing. Tian Wenjing died, "Governor Yulu" was revoked immediately.
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