Through "The Biography of Zhen Huan", we know that the woman Yongzheng loves most in her life is the Pure Yuan Empress, who has never appeared in the whole drama, followed by The Noble Concubine Zhen Huan, who is somewhat similar to the empress; a "Step by Step" is popular all over the country, And Marte Ruoxi is a woman that Yongzheng loves on TV and misses her life; and the first Qing wear drama "Palace" makes many people mention Yongzheng's love so far, and it is Qingchuan who blurts out. Leaving aside the purely fictional history of Ruoxi and Qingchuan, although Concubine Xi was the empress dowager of the Qianlong Dynasty, she was not the favorite of the Yongzheng Emperor. Coincidentally, this woman who really has a sacred heart is also a role in "The Biography of Zhen Huan", and has fought with the empress and Zhen Huan for dozens of episodes, but it ended tragically. She is Nian Qianyao's younger sister, Nian Guifei.
Nian's family was subordinate to the Yellow Banner of the Han Army, and she was born in a family of official eunuchs, her father was inspector of Huguang, and her other elder brother Nian Xiyao was the inspector of Guangdong. There are two inspectors and a governor in one family, which is rare in Chinese history. Born in such a family, nature has been educated by orthodoxy and good culture since childhood.
As early as the Kangxi Dynasty, the Nian clan was Yin Chan's side Fujin, and its status was second only to that of Concubine Nala (later Empress Xiaojing) and higher than Dan Qianlong's birth mother, Niu Cobalt Lu (later Empress Xiaosheng). Nian's dignified and reasonable, well-reasoned, and deeply loved by Yin Chan. On March 12, 1715, the fifty-fourth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Nian Shi gave birth to his first daughter, and then gave birth to three sons. Yin Chan had ten princes and four imperial daughters in her lifetime, and the Light Year Clan gave birth to four, which shows that she is very pampered.
After Yin Chan ascended the throne, Nian Shi was given the title of noble concubine in the first year of Yongzheng (1723), because there were no imperial concubines in the palace at that time, so she was the second in command in the harem, second only to the empress of the middle palace.
Nian Shi is a woman who is good at observing things and is very politically minded. Her elder brother Nian Qianyao had the merit of support, was Yongzheng's favorite, and since then, he has made many military achievements, added officials to knighthood, and has been exceptionally honored. As a result, Nian Qianyao was also pampered and arrogant, arrogant and arrogant, and had many things that had no eyes on the monarch, oppressed the courtiers, and transgressed the system.
Although Nian Shi lived deep in the palace, she had also heard about her brother's deeds, and she could not help but be frightened and afraid of Nian Qianyao all day, she did not believe that her brother would do something wrong. One day in the second year of Yongzheng, Nian Shi returned home to her relatives, she saw the daughter of The Mongol Belle who was forcibly married by her brother at home, saw the family members of nian mansion wearing court clothes and sat on an equal footing with the imperial court officials, saw Nian Qianyao's arrogant and arrogant demeanor, and the facts in front of her proved that the rumors she heard were true. Her heart also began to grow heavier.
After returning to the palace, Nian Shi thought about it, weighed the pros and cons, and told Yongzheng everything he saw when he returned home, and expressed his dissatisfaction with his brother. The Yongzheng Emperor was quite touched by Nian's spirit of loyalty and patriotism, great righteousness and annihilation of relatives, and praised it greatly, and also loved Nian Shi even more.
Later, when Nian Qianyao was convicted, Nian Shi not only did not receive the honor of being buried in the Tailing Underground Palace, but on the contrary, Nian Qianyao did not receive the slightest forgiveness because her sister was a favored concubine.
Nian Shi had always been weak, coupled with the long-term fear of his brother, his physique was getting worse and worse, and by November of the third year of Yongzheng, he was bedridden. At that time, she lived in the Yuanmingyuan. Yongzheng had just finished attending the ceremony of the third anniversary of the emperor's jingling, and he rushed back from Zunhua three hundred miles away, and as soon as he entered the palace, he had the news that Nian Shi was seriously ill, and he had an ominous premonition.
Due to the arrival of the winter solstice, Yongzheng had to go to the Temple of Heaven to worship the heavens, and the first three days had to fast, plus he had just returned from Jingling and was tired, so he did not go to see the Nian clan, but he always remembered this matter in his heart, and the next day, the Yongzheng Emperor issued an edict to the Ministry of Rites, crowning nian shi as an imperial concubine.
In order to be busy with state affairs, Yongzheng could not even take care of Aifei's illness, so he only entrusted the imperial doctor to take care of it. Nian Shi was not in good health, plus the three sons and one daughter she gave birth to died consecutively, and her mood was depressed, and within a few days, Nian Shi, who had just been promoted to imperial concubine, died of illness in the Yuanmingyuan.
Nian Shi was the first concubine of the Qing Dynasty to die on the throne of the imperial concubine and bereavened according to the imperial concubine ceremony, that is, in the same month, his brother Nian Qianyao was arrested and put on trial in Beijing, Nian Shi had just died half a year ago, and Nian Qianyao was also given to commit suicide.
On November 28 of the third year of Yongzheng, the golden coffin of the Nian clan was moved from the Yuanmingyuan to the Funeral Palace of Shilizhuang outside fucheng Gate for temporary security. On February 22, the second year of Qianlong (1737), the golden coffin of the noble concubine of the Dunsu Emperor was buried in the Tailing Tomb with the Palace of Empress Xiaojing, and its golden coffin was located on the right side of the Zi Palace of the Yongzheng Emperor, later than the Empress Xiaojing on the left, to show the difference in respect and inferiority.