"Once you go to Zitai Lianshuo Desert, leave the green tomb alone to the dusk", two simple and powerful poems, wrote the tragedy of the life of these and pro-princesses represented by Wang Zhaojun, in the feudal era, the princess has always been an appendage of politics, and there are very few people who are happy in married life, so most of them do not live long. However, there was a princess in the Qing Dynasty who lived through five dynasties and lived to the age of 82, but received a ridiculous title.
1. Mothers of inferior status
Among the sixteen princesses of Nurhaci, there were two Ilgen JueLuoshi women, one was the side concubine Ilgen Jueluoshi, who was the daughter of Zhaqin Bayan, who gave birth to the second daughter of Nurhaci, Princess Nengzhege of The River and Abatai of Doro Raoyu County, and the other was concubine Ilgen Jueluoshi, the daughter of Chabi, who had a very low status among the princesses of Nurhaci and had no sense of existence, but gave birth to the longest-lived princess, that is, the seventh daughter of Nurhaci.
In fact, even if these princesses are of high status, they are also appendages of politics.
Jun did not see nurhaci originally born of the eldest daughter Dongguo Gege, only 11 years old married to He Heli, who was only three years younger than his father Nurhaci, in order to win over the minister of Dong'e, Nurhaci can be said to have worked hard to take the happiness of his daughter's life.
At that time, He Heli was already a husband with a wife, and when his wife heard about her husband's remarriage, she immediately led the soldiers to ask her husband He he and LiXingshi about the crime, and finally, under the persuasion of Nurhaci, the two sides reconciled, but robbed her husband with the wife of the husband, which would probably become the laughing stock of Dongguo Gege's life.
Nurhaci's second daughter, Nenzhegge, experienced even more miserably, and her birth mother was not of high status, but did not marry to other tribes, but married to Nurhaci's general Iraka.
For some reason, the marriage life with his father's generals was not happy, and Iraka actually did a stupid thing, abandoning the Khan's daughter, that is, to Hugh, Nurha was so angry that he would not tolerate his subordinates to leave his daughter, so he executed Iraka. The marriage of this imperial daughter was recorded in this way.
Seeing the unhappiness of the marriage of the two sisters may have made the seventh daughter of the emperor relieved. In the face of fate, she accepted it calmly and developed a worldview that was advanced in Buddhism.
2. The princess who guards the empty house alone
In the thirty-second year of the Ming Dynasty (1604), Nurhaci's concubine Irgen Jueluoshi gave birth to a seventh daughter, the Seventh Daughter of the Emperor. However, Nurhaci did not have much excitement, and just a year before the birth of the seventh daughter of the Emperor, Nurhaci's most beloved woman, Menggu, passed away with a huge regret that she had not been able to see her mother for the last time.
When Princess Ai died, Nurhaci fell into great grief and buried Menggu in the courtyard for three years, ordering four maids to be buried for him.
In fact, in the face of the newly born Seventh Daughter of the Emperor, Nurhaci did not have much excitement, and it also had a certain relationship with the low status of her birth mother, who was just a concubine with a very low sense of existence. At that time, Nurhaci's favorite was the 14-year-old Abhay. This princess of urab, soon after coming to establish the state, gained the favor of Nurhaci, and in the second year of the birth of the seventh daughter of the emperor (1605), she gave birth to Nurhaci's twelfth son, named Azig, and then, with the birth of Dolgun and Dordor, established the status of Abahai's concubine.
In the fourth year of the Mandate of Heaven (1619), the 15-year-old Seventh Daughter of the Emperor was married by her father Nurhaci to the Riding Governor Nara's Otoi, and the background information of this donkey was also pitiful, he may be a general around Nurhaci, generally like the Seventh Daughter of the Emperor, a relatively low-status imperial daughter, but can avoid marrying other tribes, marrying the generals around him is a more reasonable arrangement.
Unexpectedly, this seven-headed donkey was actually killed in the battle in the sixth year of Chongde (1641), and the 37-year-old Imperial Seventh Daughter instantly became a widow, and from then on, she would be alone in the empty room to welcome the long and endless night.
3. Ridiculous titles
Generally speaking, when the imperial daughter of the Qing Dynasty married, she would be given the title of princess, but the seventh daughter of the emperor did not, just like her low-key marriage, her title was also pitifully low, and Nurhaci gave this daughter the rank of a township prince. Maybe you don't know much about the grades of the Qing Dynasty, under normal circumstances, under the princess, they will also be crowned as county lords, county lords, county lords, county kings and township princes, and this township prince is the lowest level.
Who were the qing dynasty eligible to be made a township prince? For example, the concubines of the Zhenguo Gong and the Fuguo Gong, such as the concubines of Dorobele, such as the granddaughter of the prince, but what we want to talk about is that you know, the seventh daughter of the Emperor is the daughter of Nurhaci, Nurhaci is the king of a country, and her daughter has only obtained the rank of a township prince, which really makes people laugh off their teeth, and I have to say that Nurhaci really treats this daughter not thin!
However, the Seventh Daughter of the Emperor, who has long seen the cold and warm feelings of the world, does not seem to care about these things, and after the death of her husband Ottoi, she is even more contemptuous of everything. As a result, we see that the seventh daughter of the Emperor, who went through the five dynasties of Mandate of Heaven, Tiancong, Chongde, Shunzhi and Kangxi, lived until the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi, at the age of 82, and she was also Kangxi's aunt and grandmother.
Zichen said:
Nurhaci's seventh female township monarch grade Gege was the most inconspicuous of all the princesses of the Qing Dynasty, but such an inconspicuous woman became the longest-lived princess of the Qing Dynasty.
Life is sometimes like this, the less valued, but to achieve a legend, just like the Concubines of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Concubines of the Yongzheng Dynasty, and the Concubines of the Qianlong Dynasty, these unfavored people have become the long-lived old people of the Qing Palace, so sometimes, if we are not valued, do not complain about ourselves, but look down on everything, put our minds at ease, and face everything calmly.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family, Records of Taizu