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On October 30 of the 17th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (3:00 to 5:00 a.m.), a baby was born in the Forbidden City, and he was the future Yongzheng Emperor. The mother of the birth prince was the concubine of the Kangxi Emperor, and was later crowned empress xiaogongren.
Princess De, concubine of the Wuya clan, concubine of the Kangxi Emperor, biological mother of the Yongzheng Emperor, Manchurian Zhenghuang bannerman, daughter of the Protector of the Army, jiafeng first class Gong Wei Wu. Princess De, who was born in a slight cold, was 6 years younger than the Kangxi Emperor, and belonged to the younger one among the early concubines of Kangxi. Yongzheng died on May 23 of the first year of Yongzheng (June 25, 1723) at the Age of 64 at the age of 64, and was buried with the Kangxi Emperor in September.
Princess De was originally a manchurian blue flag wrapper, and the official book only mentioned that she belonged to the yellow flag and was the daughter of the mighty warrior of the escort army, but she never mentioned the fact that Xiao Gong's grandfather, Eshan, had served as the director of the dining room, and that she was originally a cloth of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and came from a humble background. Yongzheng also repeatedly declared that the Wuya clan was "the old clan of this dynasty, the founder of the world", so that perhaps the humble status of the mother's family, for Yongzheng, is a kind of hidden pain, out of the need for political propaganda, he must mythologize his origin, elevate the status of the mother's family or perhaps he deliberately made a gesture to ease the tension between mother and son. After such a low-status coat (slave), he could get so much favor from Kangxi, and it was indeed unusual for the Kangxi Emperor, who was the father of 55 children, to have three sons and three daughters. Princess De went from a humble "official woman" who was responsible for serving tea and water, and gradually ascended to the position of the lord of the Yonghe Palace, which was not simple.
Yin Yu, the fourteenth son of the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was originally the half-brother of the Yongzheng Emperor, but in the struggle for the throne in the palace in the last years of the Kangxi Dynasty, the two brothers became enemies who did not share the heavens. After the Yongzheng Emperor ascended the throne, Yin Yu was imprisoned, and it was not until after the death of the Yongzheng Emperor that Yin Yu regained his freedom.
Empress Dowager Wuya, the birth mother of the Yongzheng Emperor, passed away with confusion and worry. The cause of her death is not recorded in detail in the history books. But one thing is certain, as a mother, seeing that the two biological sons were fighting for the throne, they could not stop the Yongzheng Emperor from fighting for the throne, and her death was mostly due to depression, because she had not been able to say goodbye to her own youngest son, the fourteen brothers who were worried about day and night, before she died.
For the death of Wu Yashi, Mr. Gao Yang once had the following fiction in "Qianlong Yunshi": The empress dowager first went on a hunger strike, the palace ladies were afraid of being punished by Yongzheng, and tried every means to persuade the empress dowager to eat, and the kind-hearted empress dowager did not want to involve others, so she began to drink some thin, and gradually recovered her strength, one day Yongzheng went to the empress dowager to ask for peace, and in the middle of the small talk, the empress dowager suddenly stood up and slammed into the pillar... She died in front of Yongzheng.