After Amnesty, can I be pardoned no matter what crimes I have committed?

In ancient China, emperors often forgave criminals in the name of kindness. When the emperor ascended the throne, he changed his title, established a queen and a prince. Or suffering from major natural disasters. Generally, when the new emperor ascended the throne or the court was jubilant, a group of criminals would be pardoned. This practice is called Amnesty. Can the emperor really forgive all criminals by forgiving the world like that?

Amnesty is a kind of forgiveness, which refers to the system that the president or the highest authority of our country gives forgiveness to criminals within a certain range. Amnesty is very effective and extensive. It not only exempts the execution of torture, but also makes illegal crimes fall into the solution. The criminal punishment by the Amnesty is completely over, and the criminal punishment by the Amnesty is completely over. If no prosecution is initiated, no prosecution will be initiated; If a lawsuit has been filed, the lawsuit shall be withdrawn; Those who have been convicted or sentenced shall be declared invalid.

"Forgiveness", in other words, when the new emperor ascended the throne, he had to do something to tame people's hearts. For the minister, he can be promoted and knighted, but for the people, that is Amnesty. The Law of the Tang Dynasty requires that all conspirators, regardless of their heads, be beheaded; His father and his son over sixteen are twisted; Wives and sons under the age of fifteen, their mothers, daughters, sons' wives, grandchildren, grandfathers, brothers and sisters are all servants; There are no officials at home for songs, ladies-in-waiting, money and heavenly palace. Uncle and nephew, whether they live together or not, has lived for 3,000 miles.

Tang Xuanzong, Tang Suzong, Tang Wenzong, Tang Xuanzong, Tang Yizong and Tang Xizong all pardoned them, but without exception, they were not pardoned for taking bribes. Song Taizu twice granted amnesty to the whole world, explicitly stipulating that unclean officials would not be pardoned. In the eighteenth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Shang Shulang of the Ministry of Housing colluded with senior officials of six provinces and regions and seized 24 million stones of official grain. In layman's terms, "Amnesty in the sun" means letting bygones be bygones, not pursuing previous problems, and giving criminals the meaning of starting over with lost ideas. However, Amnesty is limited, and all criminals will not be pardoned, such as those who rebel, bully the monarch or influence the monarch, which are not within the scope of pardon.

In fact, the emperors did not forgive all the crimes they said, but they did not forgive. However, the emperor still belongs to a certain category. But for "taking bribes", the vast majority of emperors in previous dynasties will not be soft-hearted about this personal behavior. Because people who accept bribes are not forced by life, the essence of this kind of personal behavior is to use state power organs to do selfish things and harm the country and the people. In a word,