In the last year of Qing, the Qing Emperor let Fan Xian go to Northern Qi.
There were two reasons why the Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi. First, the Qing Emperor hoped to use this experience to sharpen Fan Xian and pave the way for him to take over the palace treasury and the Inspection Council. What Fan Xian currently lacked the most was experience and merit. If he could successfully kill Zhan Doudou and Xiao En, he would obtain a great merit. This would allow him to take over the palace treasury without question. Secondly, the Qing Emperor was eyeing Northern Qi like a tiger watching its prey. He sent Fan Xian to Northern Qi to gather intelligence. Only Chen Pingping and the Second Prince could truly understand the Qing Emperor's thoughts. Chen Pingping was the Qing Emperor's trusted aide. As long as the Qing Emperor gave him a look, he would understand what it meant. The Second Prince was also a smart person. He knew the Qing Emperor's intention in sending Fan Xian to Northern Qi, so he had planned everything in advance.
Why did Chen Pingping let Fan Xian go to Northern Qi in the last year of Qing?
There was no clear answer as to why Chen Pingping wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi. The search results mentioned some of Chen Pingping's actions and motives, but did not directly answer this question. Therefore, according to the information provided, I don't know why Chen Pingping wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi.
The Qing Emperor asked Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi.
There were two reasons why the Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi. First, the Qing Emperor hoped to use this experience to sharpen Fan Xian and pave the way for him to take over the palace treasury and the Inspection Council. What Fan Xian currently lacked the most was experience and merit. If he could successfully kill Zhan Doudou and Xiao En, he would obtain a great merit. This would allow him to take over the palace treasury without question. Secondly, the Qing Emperor wanted to test Fan Xian's ability to see if he could take on an important position. The Qing Emperor believed that Fan Xian had the potential to become an important figure in the Qing Kingdom. Sending him to Northern Qi could allow him to train his abilities. At the same time, it was also to let him take over the future Qing Kingdom. The Qing Emperor's trusted aides, Chen Pingping and the Second Prince, also understood the Qing Emperor's intentions and planned everything in advance. Although the Qing Emperor's decision was risky, he believed that Fan Xian was up to the task.
In the last year of Qing, Fan Xian was sent to Northern Qi
Fan Xian's purpose in going to Northern Qi was to exchange for the imprisoned Yan Bingyun and complete the four missions Chen Pingping had given him. Fan Xian successfully ensured that Yan Bingyun returned safely and took over a position in the First Bureau. In addition, Fan Xian had also established a good relationship with the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor Ku He's disciple, Haitang Duoduo, and the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, to control the smuggling channels from the palace treasury to Northern Qi. Fan Xian had faced great danger on his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi, but in the end, he had successfully completed his mission.
Why did the emperor let Fan Xian go to Northern Qi during the Qing years?
There were several reasons why the Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi. First, the Qing Emperor hoped to use this experience to sharpen Fan Xian and pave the way for him to take over the palace treasury and the Inspection Council. What Fan Xian currently lacked the most was experience and merit. If he could successfully kill Zhan Doudou and Xiao En, he would obtain a great merit. This would allow him to take over the palace treasury without question. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped to use Fan Xian's identity to pry out Xiao En's secret. For many years, the Qing Emperor had been scheming to make Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his biological grandson. This was to confuse the Qing Emperor and make him feel that Chen Pingping was not protecting Fan Xian with all his heart. Chen Pingping hoped that through this trip to Northern Qi, Xiao En would give himself away and expose Xiao En's true purpose. The Qing Emperor had sent Fan Xian to Northern Qi to test his abilities. At the same time, it was also for the sake of the future of the Qing Kingdom.
The chapter of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing
The specific chapter information about Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress fighting Doudou was not mentioned. Thus, I don't know the specific chapters of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing.
The chapter of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing
The specific chapter information of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress fighting Doudou during the Qing years was not mentioned. Thus, I don't know the specific chapters of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing.
The chapter of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing
The specific information about Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the Qing years was not mentioned. Thus, I don't know the specific chapters of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing.
The chapter of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing
The specific chapter information of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress fighting Doudou during the Qing years was not mentioned. Thus, I don't know the specific chapters of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing.
The chapter of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing
The specific chapter information of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress fighting Doudou in the year of the celebration was not mentioned. Thus, I don't know the specific chapters of Fan Xian and the Northern Qi empress in the last year of Qing.
In the last year of Qing, Chen Pingping was sent to Northern Qi by Fan Xian.
Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights when Fan Xian had gone to Northern Qi because of the Qing Emperor's orders. The Qing Emperor hoped that no one would protect Fan Xian because he believed that Wu Zhu, who was behind Fan Xian, was his greatest threat. The Qing Emperor guessed that Wu Zhu was behind Fan Xian's many attacks. After not seeing him for many years, the Qing Emperor was not sure if Wu Zhu had improved. In addition, Wu Zhu had many secrets. The Qing Emperor was very curious about them. The Qing Emperor's goal of withdrawing the Black Knights was to lure Wu Zhu out. He believed that Wu Zhu was most likely to appear when Fan Xian was in danger. As Fan Xian's protector, Chen Pingping carried out the Qing Emperor's orders and withdrew the Black Knights.