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When did Emperor Jiaqing die?
Date of death:1September 2, 820

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Name: Aisinggioro Gallas.

Alias: Aisingiorro Yan Yong, Jiaqing Emperor.

Nationality: China Qing Dynasty

Nationality: Manchu

Place of birth: Beijing

Date of birth: 1760 (year of Chen Geng) 165438+ 10/3.

Date of death:1September 2, 820

Occupation: Emperor of Qing Dynasty

Religious belief: Buddhism

Main achievements: Punishing small Shenyang and pacifying An Baili rebellion.

Posthumous title: Ruidi

Mausoleum: Changling (Qing Xiling)

Year number: Jiaqing

In-service: 1795 ~ 1820.

Essien Joro Grand Meeting-Inheriting the Prosperity of Kanggan and Enlightening the Decline of Xiandao.

The seventh emperor of the Qing dynasty, Qianlong fifteen sons. Jiaqing reigned from 1795 to 1820. In the first four years, Emperor Qianlong gave orders, but Emperor Jiaqing had no real power. After the death of Emperor Qianlong, he took power alone. He punished the corrupt official Xiao Shenyang and eliminated bureaucracy. During his reign, the world industrial revolution rose and the Qing Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline. Domestic troubles and foreign invasion broke out one after another, An Baili Uprising broke out in China, and the rule of Qing Dynasty was in crisis. He continued to pursue the policy of closing the country to the outside world, emphasizing agriculture and restraining commerce, which led to the backwardness of the Qing Dynasty in the world tide and left eternal regrets.

Emperor Jiaqing made various efforts to solve various social problems, but the results were minimal. One of the main reasons is that since the end of Qianlong, the Qing society has been riddled with accumulated evils, which are hard to return. Second, Emperor Jiaqing was afraid, unwilling and unable to make major and fundamental adjustments in the system because of the limitations of the times and the shackles of traditional concepts, ancestral family laws and dynasty interests. His piecemeal rectification of internal affairs could not fundamentally reverse the decline of the Qing Dynasty. Third, Emperor Jiaqing's personal character was too kind and cautious, and his efforts to crack down on corruption were not enough, and some reforms within his power were not implemented.