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The historical An Ling Rong was named An Chunxiao, the daughter of the Yanjing Salt Envoy, and from the point of view of birth, An Chunxiao should be from the Han Military Banner. The ancient salt and iron business has always been monopolized by the imperial court, and although the official position of salt transport is not high-grade, it is a fat difference, and the average person will not easily get this position, that is to say, An Chunxiao's family background should be very good, at least much better than An Lingrong in "The Biography of Zhen Huan".
An Chunxiao entered the harem through the Eight Flags Draft during the Yongzheng period, and was initially named a nobleman, and from the perspective of her promotion after entering the palace, An Chunxiao was very favored, she was promoted from a nobleman to a concubine in just a few years, and it should be known that there were only eight concubines above the Yongzheng concubine, and An Chunxiao happened to be the only one among the newcomers who entered the palace during the Yongzheng period to be promoted to concubine.
However, Yongzheng's death became a turning point in An Chunxiao's life, and in November of the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, just two months after Qianlong succeeded to the throne, An Chunxiao was demoted to a nobleman. It is reasonable to say that the new emperor generally did not demote the concubines of the former emperors, because An Chunxiao was qianlong's elder after all, but why was she still demoted by Qianlong? The author believes that there is only one reason, there is a big contradiction between An Chunxiao and XiFei (zhen huan prototype).
At that time, An Chunxiao was promoted to concubine, a strong opponent on Xi Guifei's side, threatening her position, and An Chunxiao did not want to be subordinate, so she was bound to challenge Xi Guifei's authority in the harem, and the relationship between the two gradually deteriorated.
After Qianlong succeeded to the throne, Concubine Xi Guifei became the Empress Dowager of the Great Qing Dynasty, while An Chunxiao lost her most important patron (Yongzheng) and could only become a fish on the board and be slaughtered by others. Between the fourteenth year of Qianlong and the fifteenth year of Qianlong, An Guiren (An Chunxiao) died in the Forbidden City, and this once-beautiful Yongzheng favored concubine actually passed away with such a tragic ending, and had to make people sigh!