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Fucha's marriage to the royal family was in the fifth year of Yongzheng. Although Yongzheng adopted a secret reserve system and did not appoint a prince on the surface, in fact, in the first year of Yongzheng, the name of Hongli was already written on the edict and placed after the "Zhengda Guangming" plaque of the Qianqing Palace. Therefore, the Fucha clan was chosen by Yongzheng as the concubine Fujin of the Hongli calendar, and in fact was cultivated as the next empress.
Yongzheng's five-year draft is to choose the right couple for the adult royal children. Yongzheng fell in love with the Fucha clan at a glance, and assigned it to Hongli, in addition to her beautiful appearance and dignified demeanor, it was also inseparable from her origin.
The Fucha clan is typically famous after the noble status. Her great-grandfather Hashtun was the Crown Prince Taibao in the Shunzhi Dynasty, and her grandfather Mi Sihan served as a Hubu Shangshu in the Kangxi Dynasty for seven years, providing a steady stream of financial resources for the Qing court to pacify san francisco. Fu Cha's father, Li Rongbao, was the governor of Chahar, and his two uncles, Ma Qi and Ma Wu, were deeply trusted by Yongzheng, and they were all senior members of Yipin.
Therefore, according to the Manchu tradition of valuing the origin of the Mendi, it is not a surprise that the Fucha clan was able to become the concubine of the Hongli calendar. Moreover, in the memories of Fucha's descendants, Yongzheng was not so sloppy, and he once personally visited Fucha's door.
It was when Fu cha was nine years old, and Yongzheng, who had not yet ascended the throne, visited Li Rongbao's mansion as prince of Yong. Fu Cha was practicing calligraphy, and Yongzheng praised it, saying that his calligraphy style was surprising and had the style of Ouyang Inquiry and Liu Gongquan. Yongzheng also retrieved Fucha's work and showed it to his sons, telling them that if they didn't work hard, they wouldn't even be able to compare with a girl.
At that time, Fu Chashi was writing "In Germany is not in danger", and Yongzheng also considered the meaning of her words. Fu Chashi not only answered like a stream, calmly coped, knowing that these five words came from the "Records of History", but also combined with reality, expounded the truth of governing the world, the most important thing is to win people's hearts. Even if the Ming Dynasty had the natural danger of Shanhaiguan, it could not stop the Qing army from entering the customs and unifying the Central Plains.
Although this story originates from wild history legends, it also has a certain basis. An emperor like Yongzheng, who was serious about doing things, would certainly not be hasty in choosing Concubine Fujin for his son and choosing an empress for the empire. Fu Cha did not live up to Yongzheng's expectations, her relationship with Qianlong was very harmonious, and she led by example, becoming a historical empress.
Even if he was born so noble, even after becoming a country, the Fucha clan was a rare frugality. She was born not to like pearls and jade, and did not wear luxurious clothes until the last resort. Usually in the palace, she only decorates herself with flowers and plants. The Fucha clan also practiced the art of silkworm weaving in public.
For the empress dowager, the Fucha clan was very filial, she often accompanied the empress dowager around, behaved politely, and the history books recorded that "chenghuan was happy". For Qianlong, she is also very considerate. Once, Qianlong was suffering from scabies and needed to recuperate, and Fu Cha personally took care of him, just like a palace maid. She also lived outside the Emperor's bedchamber and took care of her. It wasn't until Qianlong returned to normal and his illness healed as before that he was relieved to leave.
Due to the large number of concubines, modern people jokingly call Qianlong "big pig trotters". However, at that time, everyone knew that the most favored was the empress, and the "Qing Palace Words" commented: Emperor Gaozong called her Shude the empress dowager of ancient and modern times, so the favor of the hou clan was incomparable... The Sacred Heart is also rare in ancient and modern times.
Qianlong had a good relationship with Empress Fucha and cherished the children she bore. Yong Lian, born to Empress Fucha, was the eldest son of a concubine, and was flaunted by Qianlong as "intelligent and valuable, and extraordinary". In the first year of Qianlong, Qianlong, who had just ascended the throne, wrote Yonglian's name into the secret edict of li chu. Unexpectedly, two years later, this prince of Neiding died prematurely. This made Qianlong feel very sad, and he did not go to the court for five consecutive days, and he also took out the edict and gave it to the prince and minister for publicity.
Eight years later, Empress Fucha gave birth to Qianlong's second son, Yong Chun. Qianlong rejoiced again and personally said that he would make him a reserve. However, before the edict could be written, the child died again.
The death of two sons in a row dealt a great blow to Qianlong and an even greater blow to the empress. Her body quickly collapsed, no longer regaining the youthful vitality of the past. In order to distract her, when Qianlongdong toured Kong and Mount Taishan, he brought the empress with him. Unexpectedly, on the way back, Empress Fucha died of illness on the ship returning to Beijing.
It seems to be the death of just a woman, but it has a great impact on the political situation of the Qianlong Dynasty. Because of the empress's death, Qianlong vented his anger and punished many people for the disadvantage of the funeral, and also ordered the governor of Huguang, Sai Leng'e, who shaved his head during the empress's funeral, to commit suicide, and more than fifty meats of the governor-level officials were implicated. The eldest son of the emperor and the third son of the emperor were severely reprimanded by Qianlong because they did not express their grief, saying that "these two people will never inherit the great unification." After that, the political atmosphere in the middle and late Qianlong became tense, and Qianlong still treated the ministers with courtesy, and then became arrogant.
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