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Among the concubines of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, there was no one named Fucha Langhui, but there was the archetypal figure of Fucha Langhui, who was the Qianlong Emperor's Xiaoxian Chun Empress Fucha. And her brother was Fu Heng, a famous general of the Qianlong Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, a college student.
Fucha clan, born in 1712, belonged to the Qing Dynasty Manchurian Yellow Banner people. The Qing Dynasty divided the eight banners into the upper three banners and the lower five banners, the upper three banners were directly administered by the emperor, and the yellow banner ranked first in the upper three banners, so the Fucha clan was a noble among the nobles. Fucha's father was Li Rongbao, the head of the Mongolian Chahar Department, who was born in such a family, read poetry and books since childhood, was dignified and quiet, and knew Dali, which laid a good foundation for her to become the lord of the middle palace in the future.
In 1727, during a routine draft, the 15-year-old Fucha clan was immediately favored by the Yongzheng Emperor, and then appointed Fucha clan as the concubine fujin of Hongli who was still the Prince of Bao. In fact, long before the draft, the Yongzheng Emperor had set his sights on the Fucha clan. In the same year, the Fucha clan and Hongli held a grand wedding. After marriage, Qianlong was also very satisfied with this wife, and the 2 people respected each other as guests and loved each other.
In 1735, the Yongzheng Emperor died, Hongli ascended the throne as emperor, and immediately crowned Fucha as empress, at this time Fucha was only 23 years old, young, he was named empress, in addition to his prominent life, and his own soft power is inseparable.
Although the Fucha clan was born prominently and became the lord of the middle palace, he lived frugally on weekdays. The other concubines all used gold and jade pearls, but she only used grass velvet flowers. Once, Qianlong inadvertently mentioned that when Taizu first fought the world, it was very hard, he did not eat well, he could not wear warm clothes, not to mention the decorations on the clothes, which could only be sewn into the cuffs with deer tail fluff. Nowadays, everyone's clothes are decorated with gold and silver thread, and the fine embroidery is finely embroidered.
After fucha heard about it, he privately made a flint bag to give to Qianlong, and the flint sac was sewn with deer tail fluff, which represented that although in today's era of national prosperity and people's security, it still would not forget the meaning of the original, and the Qianlong Emperor was very happy. Just think, such a thoughtful and attentive woman, what man does not like it?
In addition to living frugally, as the lord of the harem, fucha paid attention to the relationship with the concubines on weekdays, did not compete with the wind and jealousy, was sympathetic, and resolved the contradictions between other concubines many times; she also regarded the children of other concubines as her own, cared for them, and won everyone's respect.
Qianlong was a great filial piety, and the Fucha clan was also a very filial daughter-in-law. She took care of the empress dowager very thoughtfully, taking care of her as her own mother, and on weekdays she tried to coax the empress dowager to be happy, and the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law got along harmoniously.
It is precisely because of Fucha's profound righteousness, filial piety and thoughtfulness, knowledgeable and reasonable, virtuous and kind, and the orderly handling of the affairs of the harem that Qianlong can govern the world with peace of mind, so it is not an exaggeration to say that Fucha is the first sage of the Qing Dynasty.
In 1748, Fu Chashi accompanied Qianlong on a trip to Shandong, died of illness at the age of 36. After Fucha's death, the Qianlong Emperor was devastated and held a grand funeral for him. The entire funeral cost a staggering 300,000 taels of silver, and the funeral of Qianlong's second empress, Chundi, cost only a mere 200 taels of silver, and it is not difficult to see from here how much Qianlong loved Empress Fucha.
Since then, Qianlong has come to the tomb of the Fucha clan many times to write poems to pay tribute to the Fucha clan, and even at the age of 86, Qianlong still came to the fucha clan tomb to make wine offerings, which can be said to be the most loved woman in Qianlong's life.