Jiaqing gave Shenyang a nickname with the word "rice". Has Gan Long cheated Jiaqing twice? Or something else?

During the Qianlong period in Shenyang, he was the biggest corrupt official at that time. However, small Shenyang is capable of doing things and will kiss up to others, so Qianlong turned a blind eye to the corruption in small Shenyang. Where the money is used, give it to Xiao Shenyang, and it can always be done. But when Qianlong died, he confessed Jiaqing. For example, Xiao Shenyang is an insatiable person, and then he can confiscate his property and fill it in the state treasury.

Jiaqing actually knew the fate of little Shenyang for a long time, so he couldn't wait to commit suicide as soon as he became king, little Shenyang. After Xiao Shenyang committed suicide, Jiaqing sent a huge team to Xiao Shenyang to raid the property. Jiaqing was full of expectations in the palace, and even began to make specific plans for approving accounts. The person in charge of the property was sent to report to him: "Little Shenyang has nothing!" "

Have people all over the world wronged Xiao Shenyang? Gan Long wronged yang shen? Xiao Shenyang is an honest and good official? Jiaqing expressed dissatisfaction! So he said four words to the person who reported him: "Check it for me again!" Knowing the determination of Emperor Jiaqing, the herald immediately went back to convey the order to the soldiers in charge of property. A group of people tossed and turned, rummaged through the house in Little Shenyang, but there was still nothing.

The leader of the property company patted the wall angrily. He actually heard the rumble of his life and noticed that the wall was different. The leaders of the property company were overjoyed and immediately called the soldiers to tear down the wall together. The wall was torn down, and the gold and silver treasures piled in the wall fell directly. The hukou of Little Shenyang was discovered, and all the buildings in Little Shenyang were demolished. The copied treasure is worth 820 million yuan. I reluctantly transported it back and forth in 30 carriages for dozens of times. See this attribute.