Emperor Renzongrui of the Qing Dynasty (November 13, 1760-September 2, 1820), Aixinjueluo, formerly known as Yongyan, was later renamed Yongyan in order to avoid disturbing the people. His reign was Jiaqing, and he was known as Emperor Jiaqing in the world.

On November 13, 1760 (October 6th of the Twenty-Five Years of Seoul) Yin was born, first named Yin, the fifteenth son of Yin, the mother of Wei Jia. In the fifty-fourth year of Seoul, the son of the princess of Seoul was forever the prince of Qi. The Qi was designated as the king's heir in the secret building system, and Yin was appointed as the heir of the kingdom twice, although the appointed candidate died early; in the late year of Seoul, the third time was established, and the fifteenth was forever.

In the first four years, Qinglong was still named in the name of the emperor; in the fourth year of Qinglong (1799) Qinglong died, Qingdao began his own government, was for Qingdao, when he was 39 years old.

In the course of the reign of Qingdao, there were not many notable achievements, but only five days of his affairs, namely the arrest of Qingdao's great-powered monarchs and monks, and the prompt announcement of his twenty great sins, the sacrifice and the execution of his households. On the fifteenth day of the pro-government, the whole party was overthrown. The government's age was seventy million, and the twenty-year cabinet minister of Qingdao, the country's fifth-year-old was half as much as possible.

Emperor Jiaqing hated corruption, and the Hanlin Academy attended Liang Tongshu's "Record the poems of the seven-year imperial system scolding courtiers in Jiaqing": "Manchu civil and military wore brocade robes, and Lu Yan and I have nothing to do with them; A glass of fine wine, thousands of people's blood, several bowls of fat soup and thousands of surnames ointment. When people fall tears, they fall, and they cry loudly. In the third year of Jiaqing (1799), Wang Sanhuai, the leader of the White Lotus Sect, mentioned in his confession when he was tried in Beijing that "officials forced the people to rebel." Jiaqing was greatly shocked when he learned about it. In the eighth year of Jiaqing (1803), Chen De assassinated Jiaqing at the gate of the Forbidden City. In the eighteenth year of Jiaqing (1813), there was an incident that Tianli religious people invaded the palace.

At the end of Jiaqing Dynasty, the problem of corruption was not only not solved, but became more serious. During this period, peasant protests such as White Lotus Sect and Tianli Sect broke out, social conflicts intensified, opium flowed into China, the livelihood of the Eight Banners, the shortage of money and grain, and the problem of river water transportation, and the national situation of the Qing Dynasty was deteriorating day by day. The Qing Dynasty devoted all its military and financial strength to put down the rebellion. After the Tianlijiao uprising in Jiaqing was put down, it issued a "crime has been imperial edict", which of course won't have any effect. Historians call this period "the decline of Jiadao".

There is a legend among Taiwanese people about the "Jayang King's Trip to Taiwan" (meaning is in the Qinglong Dynasty, and the still unimpeached Qingyang emperor has travelled to Taiwan), and even so far there are many claims of the dressing association, but it is not true.

In the autumn of 1820, Cartagena Mulan (hunting in the autumn). on the next day of arrival in the hot river refuge, that is, on September 2, 1820 (July 25), Cartagena died suddenly due to the heat of the weather, traveling to Laudon, inducing cardiovascular disease.

Comments: The cause of death of Emperor Jiaqing is rather bizarre. Folk unofficial history often says that he was killed by lightning strike, but the specific details are different.