Portrait of Empress Dowager Chongqing, also known as Empress Xiaoshengxian, Qianlong's biological mother, Niu Cobalt Lu. At the age of 13, he entered the mansion of Yin Chan Belle and served Yin Chan. Her father's official position is low, so she is just a squire, or called Gege, which means girl or miss. Yin Chan was ill once, and she served attentively, so she accepted it and became a room maid. Even if she gave birth to Hongli, Yin Chan did not give her a name. It was not until the 10-year-old Hongli first met Kangxi (Kangxi had many grandchildren, some of whom had never seen Kangxi in their lives) and was praised by Kangxi, and the mother of the Niu Cobalt Lu clan ushered in the spring with her son.
Empress Chongqing was painted in a portrait, and after Qianlong's death, her descendants called her "Empress Xiaoshengxian". Regarding her whitewashing, they were all done by Qianlong, for example, she "pointed to marriage" to Yin Chan, but the marriage would be famous. Moreover, the Qing system: the marriage of the children of the imperial family is approved by the emperor, called "finger marriage". According to the Qinghui Canonical Cases and Sect People's Mansion, Niu Cobalt Lu's origin did not reach the level of marriage to Yin Chan.
Graceful photos. Wanrong was the last empress, an empress who belonged to the Ming Dynasty and was personally appointed by the emperor's husband, and there were many empresses like this in the Qing Dynasty. After death, there are also those who are posthumously honored as empresses, and their descendants have ascended to the throne of God before they are posthumously honored as empresses.
This is a palace maid who is still in the Forbidden City after Puyi abdicated the throne. The palace maid is actually the maid in the palace.
A palace maid at the end of the Qing Dynasty. In the Qing Palace, as long as the palace women are good-looking and clever, they may be appreciated by their masters, or even given a name.
Two eunuchs who were delivering food to their masters at the end of the Qing Dynasty.
Li Lianying, a popular eunuch during the Cixi period. He was buried in Haidian after his death in 1911, and his coffin was later opened with only a head and a long braid inside. The biggest possibility is that there are too many people who have been offended before they die, which leads to the fact that they are in a different place after death.