Introduction: In August of the sixteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, the Kangxi Emperor carried out the first large-scale concubine title since the ascension to the pole, in addition to the canonization of the daughter of Qiu Bilong as empress and the daughter of tong Guowei, the daughter of the minister of internal affairs, Tong Jiashi, as a noble concubine, he also crowned seven concubines, namely An Concubine Li, Jing Concubine Wang Jia, Duan Concubine Dong, Rong Concubine Ma Jia, Hui Concubine Nala, Yi Concubine Guo Luo Luo and Concubine HesheLi. However, the development path of the seven concubines of Kangxi is different, let's take a look at it together.
Concubine
Concubine Li of the An clan, year of birth unknown, granddaughter of Li Yongfang, an early Descendant of the Jin Han General, possessed Manchu Qing royal blood, and was drafted into the palace around the tenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty. Li Shi ranked first among the seven major thrones in the first canonization of the Kangxi Emperor in the sixteenth year, which shows that the Kangxi Emperor was very fond of and valued him. However, there is no record of anything about the Li clan of An Concubine, and some people say that the Li clan lived to the Yongzheng period, but the burial place, tablets, etc. could not be found, and the final outcome: the evaporation of the human world.
Concubines
Concubine Wang Jiashi, year of birth unknown, daughter of Hua Shan, a member of the Army. In the first canonization of the Kangxi Dynasty, Wang Jiashi ranked second among the seven concubines, and it should not be underestimated. However, the ending of Wang Jia's clan and The ending of An Concubine are surprisingly similar, there is no year of death, burial place, tablet, etc., and an Concubine died in a palace fight. Unknown, the final outcome: human evaporation.
Concubine
Duan Concubine Dong Shi, birth year unknown, zheng huangqi wrapped clothing, the daughter of Dong Daqi. Dong shi ranked third among the seven concubines who were canonized at that time, and gave birth to the second daughter of the emperor for Kangxi in the tenth year of Kangxi, but unfortunately died prematurely, and was not promoted to the title after that, and the year of death is unknown. The final result: Kangxi was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden in the fifty-ninth year.
Concubine
Rong Concubine Ma Jiashi, year of birth unknown, daughter of Lang Gaishan in the Palace of the Waiting Year. Ma Jia was probably the earliest woman of the Kangxi Emperor, and gave birth to six children for the Kangxi Emperor, and became the concubine who gave birth to the most children for the Kangxi Emperor alongside Concubine De. After being first made a concubine, Ma Jia was made a concubine in the twentieth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, and after that, she fell out of favor and was never promoted again. Famous prince: The final ending of the third son of the emperor: Yongzheng died in the fifth year and was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden.
Concubine
Hui concubine Nara clan, year of birth unknown, daughter of Langzhong Thor and. The Nala clan, who was not of high birth, was one of the early concubines of Kangxi, and gave birth to two princes for the Kangxi Emperor, and after the first canonization as a concubine, he was promoted to the title of Huifei in the twentieth year of Kangxi, ranking first among the four concubines of Kangxi, and thereafter he did not receive the title of Jin, but he lived a long life. Famous princes: Yin Zhen (the eldest son of the emperor), Yin Yu (adopted son) Final ending: Yongzheng died in the tenth year and was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden.
Concubine
Yi Concubine Guo Luo Luoshi, birth year unknown, to be in the palace, the daughter of the three officials bao. Guo Luoluo was favored by the Kangxi Emperor after the Rong Concubine Ma Jia fell out of favor, and gave birth to three princes successively. Kangxi was promoted to concubine in the twentieth year, but she became the most hated Kangxi concubine of the Yongzheng Emperor, and she was not promoted to a long life after that. Famous princes: Yin Qi, Yin Yu Final Ending: Yongzheng died in the eleventh year, and was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden.
Concubine
Concubine Of the Hersheri clan, date of birth unknown, daughter of Mount Gan. The Herschel clan was first canonized as a concubine, ranking last of the seven concubines, but she was never born and never promoted to a higher rank. Final outcome: Kangxi died of illness in the 41st year and was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden.