The Qing Dynasty left a very deep impression on us, this era has not only a very accomplished emperor, established a very great merit for the country, and the whole country is prosperous and prosperous. Of course, there were also the emperors of the Qing Dynasty who eventually led the country to its demise, thus opening a new era. Mentioning this emperor of the Qing Dynasty, we have to think of a surname that has been well-known in history, that is, Ai Xin Jue Luoshi.
We all know that the Qing Dynasty's Ai Xin Jue Luo eventually established its own Manchurian Dynasty, but there is another person in history who said such a sentence, which has been discussed by many people from ancient times to the present. Is this statement true or false?
This sentence is "Even if there is only one woman left in the Yehenara clan, it will destroy the love of Shin Kyora!" I believe that everyone must feel very strange when they hear this sentence, why would Yehenara say such an amazing sentence? What kind of dispute does the two families have?
The earliest disputes between the two families still came from some conflicts between their surnames, because the Yehenara clan was an aristocrat in the Jin Dynasty at the earliest, and in the process of growing up together with Aisin Kyora, there were constantly various frictions. With the escalation of friction, the flames between the two tribes have never stopped, and in addition to this, there have been some very funny things between the two tribes.
The dispute between the two sides due to the dispute between the surnames first triggered a great war between the two tribes, and the occurrence of this war was a very fatal blow to the Aishin Kyora at that time, so the Yehenara clan became the local overlord. However, Aisin Kyora was not discouraged by this, but instead fought with him again in the later development process and became a very powerful character. In order to be able to establish himself as a hegemon, Aisin Kyora carried out a very cruel massacre of the Yehenara clan, and this massacre was not stopped until the death of Yehe's tribal leader. However, before he died, this man swore to heaven that even if there was only one woman left in the tribe, he would destroy Aisin Kyora.
We all know that the hatred of the homeland is the most taboo existence of a nation, and the Yehe tribe was killed by its own feud, so the resentment in their hearts must not be smoothed out in the short term, precisely because of this in the folk circulation of many rumors about the two tribes, which contain this oath, and can even be said to be a curse.
In the court of the Qing Dynasty, we also know that many concubines did not have this surname because there was such an unwritten rule in the Manchu Qing Dynasty at that time. Logically, Ye He's hatred for Ai Xin Jue luo was not empty, after all, it was also a common thing for them to slaughter the city in order to occupy the entire city, and killing all these men was a very big blow to the Ye He tribe.
Later, people became more and more convinced of this rumor because in the history of the Manchu Qing, there were often yehenara clan appearances, and the appearance of these people did not have much benefit for the entire Qing Dynasty. Even in the last moments, we can see that the demise of the Qing Dynasty has nothing to do with a woman, and this person is Cixi. If we look at the history of the Qing Dynasty, we can find that the emergence of Cixi was a very big failure for the entire Qing Dynasty. It was precisely because of her extravagance and waste and confusion that the entire Qing Dynasty eventually came to an end. From this point of view, aisin Kyaw Roshi is indeed buried in the hands of Yehenara.
Of course, in addition to this person, we also know that Empress Longyu also belongs to this surname, but we can't believe that such rumors have a certain basis by virtue of the surname. After all, in history, the occurrence of any historical event has its own inevitability, and we cannot generalize in the process of learning history.
Although Yehenara was subjected to a very large-scale massacre of Aishin Kyora, this kind of tribal strife is also a frequent occurrence in history. Whatever the reason for the demise of the last Aisin Kyora, it is impossible to be a curse, as the rumors say, but nothing more than a later artistic processing and folklore.