In the history of the Qing Dynasty, which emperor is the most famous? Not Kangxi and Yongzheng, but Qianlong. It is not that his exploits are greater than his father and grandfather, but that the "appearance rate" in the Qing Palace drama is too high, which impresses everyone, and he also has a son who is well known to everyone, Ai Xinjue Luo Yongqi, who is Yongqi in the 1998 release of "Huan Zhu Gege".
Can the Qing Palace really accommodate such a figure as Xiao Yanzi? I'm afraid it's hard. The real Qing Dynasty harem is actually very boring, there is no xiaoyanzi's hip-hop, only a group of concubines who compete for each other's favors, their lives are boring, and the main thing every day is to think about how to please the emperor. Moreover, the concubines worked very hard, getting up at 6 o'clock every day, washing up at 7 o'clock, and then starting to eat. If there is no disease, the doctor will come to ask for a pulse and prescribe a medicine called "tea substitute".
In 1741, Haigui gave birth to Yongqi, and her mother was also given the title of concubine because of her meritorious birth, and in the same year, she was also promoted to concubine. As a young man, Yongqi was one of the best of the royal disciples, not only intelligent and erudite, but also proficient in martial arts, speaking Manchu, Chinese, Mongolian, and actuarial science in astronomical geography, and wrote a copy of the "Leftover Manuscript of Banana Tong" that was circulated to the world.
In "Huan Zhu Ge Ge", Yong Qi has two wives and concubines, one is Xiao Yanzi and the other is Zhihua, which corresponds to the historical Yong Qi's concubine Fu Jin Xi Lin Jue Luo Shi and the side Fu Jin Suo Luo Shi. Concubine Fujin was assigned to Yongqi by Qianlong in 1757, when he was only 16 years old. Later, he married another, and these two wives bore Yongqi 6 sons. However, Yongqi also had a daughter, not born to Concubine Fujin or Side Fujin, but to the concubine Hu.
Yongqi was appreciated by the Qianlong Emperor when he was alive, he was a child who could inherit his mantle, he was not only intelligent, but also a filial child, who had spared no effort to save Qianlong in the fire of the Qingyan Hall in Kyushu, but this incident shocked the Qianlong Emperor, thinking that this son was very prominent, and after this time, when Yongqi was 24 years old, he was named "King Rong", "Rong" in Manchu means "glory" and "glory", Qianlong regarded this son as his own glory.
However, Yongqi did not live long, and died in 1766, and the history records: "The king suffered from bone sores, could not collapse, was sealed in the winter of last year, and died in March this year." According to modern medical research, "bone sores" are now called "bone tuberculosis", which is also a genetic disease in the Aisin Kyora family, not only Yongqi alone had this disease, but also the 13th son of Kangxi.
Of Yongqi's 6 sons, 5 died prematurely, only the 5th son Mianyi lived to Jiaqing for twenty years, his birth mother was Yongqi's side Fujin, after Yongqi's death, the Qianlong Emperor transferred his love for his son to Mianyi, in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong, he was named Belle, but he could get this title, which had a lot to do with his family, and his cousin was a famous university scholar Yinghe in the Qianlong period.
However, Yongqi also had a daughter, who was not as famous as her brother, and in history, she did not even know the year of birth and death, and Yongqi's 5 princes who died early had a clear birth and death year. All this had a lot to do with her mother being a concubine, and Qianlong also gave her the title of "County Jun", making her a joke among her peers in the imperial family.
Why is getting this title laughed at by others? Because in the Qing Dynasty, the prince's son was Baylor, and his daughter was also made a county lord. Only Baylor's daughter would be made a county prince. Shortly after fengxian Jun, he also married her to Mongolia and married Banbar, the son of Wangqin, the prince of Alxa, Lobzang Dorji. Although she is of royal blood and has more gold and silver jewelry than ordinary people, she is unhappy and cannot decide her fate.
In the Tang Dynasty Cui Jiao's "Gift to the Concubine", it was said: "As soon as Houmen entered the sea, Xiao Lang was a passerby." "The court of the princes and nobles is as deep as the sea, except for a few concubines who are loved by the emperor, few other concubines in the harem are happy, their lives are like a pool of stagnant water, the palace gate is deep, they can't escape if they want to escape, and even the opportunity to see their relatives is rare."