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She married Nurhaci at the age of 12 and was posthumously honored as empress by her son, but was later stripped of her title by her grandchildren

History is the memory of things that have been said and done. —Carl Baker

Manchuria has eight surnames, the more well-known ones are Tong Jia, Guar Jia and Nala. Today we will come to a Uranara queen Abahai. Abhay's father, Mantai, was captured during the war with Nurhaci, and not long after his release, he was still doomed to death. Her uncle Bu Zhantai succeeded her as minister and adopted her as an adopted daughter. Later, in order to express his intention to make friends with Nurhaci, Buzhantai sent Abhay as a gift to Nurhaci's location.

She married Nurhaci at the age of 12 and was posthumously honored as empress by her son, but was later stripped of her title by her grandchildren

Abhay was only twelve years old, and he already had enough charming posture that Nurhaci seemed to have returned to the period of youth and adulthood in middle age. Abhay soon became the darling of his heart, and when she had nothing to offer, he crowned her as the Great Blessing Jin.

In the thirty-third, forty, and forty-second years of the Wanli calendar, Abahai gave birth to three sons of Nurhaci respectively, and the degree of favor was obvious, and Nurhaci loved Wu and Wu, and distributed the three banners of the Eight Banners Army equally among Abahai's three sons. Hou Jin had the act of accepting the marriage, that is to say, after Nurhaci's death, he could choose one of his sons to marry Abahai, and Nurhaci preferred to replace Shan.

Abhay was also a woman with a simple mind, and after learning about it, she intended to be close to the Great Belledesan, and also privately accumulated a large amount of gold and silver treasures for future development. Unexpectedly, Nurhaci felt that he was not dead, and Abba hai had this idea, which hurt his self-esteem very much, so he was separated from Abahai.

She married Nurhaci at the age of 12 and was posthumously honored as empress by her son, but was later stripped of her title by her grandchildren

Some speculate that the supporter behind this whistleblower is Huang Taiji, the purpose of which is to make Nurhaci jealous of Daishan and facilitate himself to take advantage of the situation. However, in the past year, Nurhaci forgave Abhay again, and fought with her again, and also made Abhay a concubine. He will die. It was intended that Abhay's son Dorgon would take the throne, but he did not have time to officially announce it.

Emperor Taiji took advantage of this time to capture Abba Hai, convey the emperor's will, and let Aba Hai be buried, at this time she was only 36 years old, not yet middle-aged. Due to her special status, in order to prevent her third son from becoming a serious problem in the future, Huang Taiji also took it for granted that she would kill her, and Abba Hai had no choice but to be martyred.

After Abahai's death, Huang Taiji ignored her status as a concubine and even stingily gave her a divine card, which showed the depth of the hatred between the two people. It was not until the death of Emperor Taiji, the ascension of Shunzhi to the throne, the becoming regent of Dorgon, and the fall of power to the opposition, that he posthumously crowned his mother as empress, and also moved the tablet into the Taimiao Temple.

She married Nurhaci at the age of 12 and was posthumously honored as empress by her son, but was later stripped of her title by her grandchildren

Who had thought that Shunzhi had long hated Dorgon's monopoly of power, and in order to vent his anger, he moved his mother out of the Temple after his death, and the honorific title was also withdrawn. Poor Abhay eventually lost all the symbols of his noble status, and was posthumously crowned empress by his own son, but was deprived of the title by his grandchildren (Shunzhi was Nurhaci's grandson), which was regrettable.

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