The long river of history is running endlessly, there are calm waves, there are also waves, let Xiaobian take you into history and understand history.
"Kangxi Micro Service Private Visit" this once popular TV series believes that many people are not strangers, the drama tells the Kangxi years of the Yellow River flooding, the people along the coast are miserable, the Kangxi Emperor sympathetic to the people's sentiments to govern the river, personally nine times down the Jiangnan to inspect the Yellow River disaster, but also led to a scene of legendary stories that have been praised for a while. In addition to the Kangxi Emperor played by Zhang Guoguo, another character image in the play is Yifei played by Deng Jie, who is a beautiful and beautiful woman with a hot personality, and Kangxi loves her very much and takes her everywhere. Among the many concubines of the Kangxi Emperor in history, there is indeed a favored concubine of The Kangxi Emperor, although she is very favored by the Kangxi Emperor, but her life experience and ending have to be lamented.
Yi Fei, Guo Luo Luoshi. The Manchurian Yellow Bannerman, the daughter of the Three Officials of the Zo ling (正三品武職, in charge of the Guanfang of the Shengjing Internal Affairs Office), was elected to the palace along with his sister as a nobleman. In August of the sixteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Guo Luoluoshi, who had not yet given birth to a son, was crowned as a concubine, becoming the first harem lord under the kangxi dynasty empress and noble concubines, according to historical records: "The holy ancestors loved her very much", and the "Yongxian Record" also mentions that the Kangxi Emperor "cared for her the most". From the eighteenth year of Kangxi (1679) to the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi (1685), Guo Luoluo gave birth to three sons for the Kangxi Emperor, namely the fifth son of the emperor, Yin Qi, the ninth son of the emperor, and Yin Yu, the eleventh son of the emperor (who died prematurely at the age of 11). Princess Yi was deeply loved by the Kangxi Emperor, and when the Kangxi Emperor went out to visit Shengjing, he twice stayed in his father's residence, and it is recorded in the "Biography of the Concubines of the Qing Dynasty" that after the death of Concubine Yi's father Zuo Ling Sanguanbao, the Kangxi Emperor had asked Han Zhao to erect a monument for her to show his praise, which was unique among the concubines of the Kangxi Emperor, which showed the grandeur of his favor. Yifei Guo Luoluoshi was the longest to stay in Yikun Palace, for nearly half a century since the sixteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1677). She was also a concubine who was quite popular with Kangxi, and when the Kangxi Emperor went out on a campaign, he would order people to report peace to the Yikun Palace, and would also bring back local specialties, which was not a unique favor, but it was rare among the harem concubines.
In the later years of the Kangxi Emperor, the struggle between the princes and brothers for the throne intensified, and Yin Yu, the son of Concubine Yi, became a backbone member of the "Eight Masters Party", supported the establishment of the Eight Brothers as the crown prince, and became political enemies with Yin Chan, who was then the fourth son of the emperor, and the two sides fought openly and secretly to seize power in the dprk. In the winter of the 61st year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1722), the Kangxi Emperor died in Changchun Garden, and the fourth son of the Emperor, Yin Chan, succeeded to the throne as the Yongzheng Emperor. As soon as Kangxi died, Princess Yi's good days were gone. When the Kangxi Emperor was on a grand trip, the Yongzheng Emperor and all the mother concubines were buried in front of the coffin of the Daxing Emperor, and only Yifei was sick and took a soft palanquin to the funeral (not excluding the suspicion of being proud of the favor), Yongzheng was very angry at Yifei's move, not only issued an edict and reprimand, but also did not give Yifei the honorific title of Princess Taifei as usual, and forced her out of the palace to live in the Yinyu Mansion. After the Yongzheng Emperor ascended the throne, he certainly did not spare his former political enemies, The Eighth Son of the Emperor Yin Yu and the Ninth Son of the Emperor Yin Yu, who was first sent to serve in the Northwest Army, and then dismissed the Prince, and then removed the yellow belt and stripped of his clan membership.
In August of the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), he was convicted of twenty-eight crimes, sent to Baoding, armed, and temporarily imprisoned by li fu, the governor of the direct subordinate province, and changed his name to SethHei (meaning a nasty person). Yin Yu was escorted into a cell with four high walls and heavily guarded soldiers, when it was a sweltering heat, the walls were high and the room was small, Yin Yu was locked in iron, his hands and siblings were detained, he was often unconscious, and he was soon tortured to death, at the age of forty-three. Another of Princess Yi's sons, Emperor Yinqi, was spared by the Yongzheng Emperor because of his good heart, generous personality, and modesty, and he was crowned the Prince of Heshuoheng. At this time, Concubine Yi had to move into her son Yin Qi's mansion again, and never entered the palace again. In the leap month of the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732), Yin Qi, the Prince of Heshuoheng, fell ill and died, known as "Wen", at the age of fifty-four. The following year, Yifei Guo Luoluoshi was depressed and died, and it was not until September of the second year of Qianlong that she was buried in the Jingling Concubine Garden.
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