The Qing dynasty seized the land of the Ming dynasty. Why did Kangxi worship Zhu Yuanzhang repeatedly with the ceremony of bowing down?

In order to prove the legitimacy of the rule and maintain its stability! They did this, of course, not because of their admiration for Ming Taizu, but because it was a matter of luck for a country, and they had to kneel down.

In his traditional thoughts, China has always attached great importance to "orthodoxy", and only when the orthodox king is legal can he get the support of the people. Wang Fuzhi, a adherent, once said: "Zen can be practiced, passed down and transformed, but it cannot be built among outsiders." Thousands of years of debate between China and foreign countries have made most Han people deny the orthodoxy of the Qing Dynasty. Secondly, they were regarded as enemies of invasion after the war in the late Jin Dynasty, and most Han people did not accept their rule ideologically. In order to nip in the bud, they realized that only when they knelt down could others kneel down. I went to worship the Ming tombs only to appease the hearts of immigrants. Both Kang Gan and Kang Gan performed respectfully for everyone, and the result was that "ten thousand people followed their elders and burst into tears". Another important step in bowing down is to emphasize Daming's misfortune over and over again. It is repeatedly emphasized that the Qing Dynasty finally avenged the Ming Dynasty and eliminated the "hooligans". Repeatedly stressed that the Ming Dynasty was "the end of the country". This move really worked. Those adherents who went to Xiaoling to cry about the hatred of national subjugation soon began to sing praises to the Qing Dynasty.