To say that among the 12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty, the emperor is the most well-known, I am afraid that it is the Qianlong Emperor. Not just because he was the longest-serving emperor of the Qing Dynasty, for 63 years. At the same time, it is also because Qianlong is the emperor with the most "appearance rate" in modern Qing Palace dramas, so it has won Qianlong a household name. And when it comes to the prince of Qianlong, the most famous, it is the fifth brother Yongqi.
In 1998, a very popular TV series was released, called "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" for almost ten consecutive years since its release, and has been dominating the summer program with major TV stations, and a holiday is to return Zhu Ge Ge, and Yong Qi is one of the male protagonists in "Huan Zhu Ge Ge".
Yongqi directly used the original name of the historical archetype, that is, the fifth son of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Ai Xinjueluo Yongqi, while the prototype of Xiaoyanzi was ambiguous in history.
In "Huan Zhu Ge Ge", Yong Qi married two wives, that is, Zhihua and Xiao Yanzi. Some people think that it corresponds to Yongqi's concubine Fu Jin Xi Lin Jue Luo shi and side Fu Jin Suo Qiao Luo shi, that is to say, a wife and a concubine, Yong Qi's 6 sons are all born to them.
But many people don't know that Yongqi also has a daughter, and the only daughter, born to another concubine, Hu Shi. Yong qi's seven children eventually gave birth to only one son and one daughter, including the daughter born to Hu.
In ancient times, because the science was relatively backward, especially the royal family chose to marry close relatives in order to maintain the "pure blood", but we know that there are great hidden dangers in the marriage of close relatives, and the Ai XinJue Luo family has hereditary diseases, such as "bone gangrene" Many princes died of this genetic disease, and Yongqi was unfortunately inherited.
Yongqi was actually able to write and learn martial arts from an early age, and was very loved by Qianlong, who even once regarded Yongqi as the heir to the throne. When Yongqi was 24 years old, he was made the Prince of Heshuorong. But who would have thought that Qianlong died in the thirtieth year (1765), and Qianlong gave his love for Yongqi to his surviving son Mianyi.
Mianyi was born to The Lateral Fujin Suo Luoshi and was the fifth son of Yongqi. Mianyi was intelligent and astute from an early age, and his personality was relatively quiet and introverted, and Qianlong admired his grandson very much, and was named Baylor in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong.
Mianyi was also crowned Baylor and his mother also had a certain relationship, although Mianyi's mother was a side Fujin, but she was born in a famous family of internal affairs, and was wrapped in a white flag. Shi Yinghe, a famous university scholar of the Qianlong Dynasty, was Mianyi's cousin. It has a very high status in the DPRK, and it is reasonable to be valued by Mianyi.
Yongqi's other daughter is not as lucky as the "half-brother", Yongqi's only daughter has not been recorded much in history, it can be said that the origin is unknown. Only to know that her mother is a concubine with no world background and no status status.
Because of this, as the daughter of the prince, she only got a ridiculous title in the end: "County Jun", why is it conceivable? Because only Baylor's daughter would be crowned "County Lord", and the prince would at least be made a county lord, did Qianlong not make her a laughingstock in the palace?
Qianlong married in the forty-ninth year, this "county prince" was married by Qianlong to Mongolia, married Banbar, the son of Wangqin, the prince of Alxa, Lobzang Dorji, and left the imperial palace to live in the steppe far away from his hometown. I don't know if at the moment of leaving the palace, she had ever hated the imperial grandfather who arranged all her fate.