In the Qing Dynasty TV series remembered by the older generation, "Iron Tooth Copper Tooth Ji Xiaolan" can be said to be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. While shaping such a resourceful Ji Xiaolan, this drama also interprets the image of the biggest corrupt official of the Qing Dynasty and Yan on the screen. However, according to historical records, the Jiaqing Emperor, who ascended the throne after the death of the Qianlong Emperor, was extremely disgusted with Hezhen and even wanted to destroy his full gate after the death of the general Hezhen.
However, because of the presence of such a woman, the Wa clan was saved. She was the Qianlong Emperor's most beloved daughter, Princess Gulun and Princess Xiaoxiao, and the daughter-in-law of Hezhen. It was precisely because of this princess, who was also loved by the Jiaqing Emperor, and Fengsheng Yinde, the son of Hezhen, that he was able to survive, and Hezhen was able to keep the whole corpse from Being Delayed.
Gu Lun and Princess Xiao were the tenth daughters of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, and her mother was not Empress Donggong, but Princess Wang. The Wang clan can also be regarded as a mother and a noblewoman, promoted from the concubine to the concubine position. Of course, the daughter born to the concubine should be Princess Heshuo according to the Manchu Law, but she was favored by the emperor, and the dowry of the tenth princess was regarded as Princess Gulun, and even exceeded the system to ride on the golden roof, which was a treatment that the princess concubine of the empress could not enjoy. The Qianlong Emperor also once said such a sentence: "If Ru is a prince, ru will be established as a prince." ”
According to the law, He Yan was supposed to be lingchi, but it was good that Gu Lun interceded with Princess Xiao and gave him to commit suicide in Bai Aya. He yan's son was also implicated, but for the sake of Gu Lun and Princess Xiao, he did not deal with it. It just split the palatial Hejia mansion in two. Half was returned to the Ten Princesses, and the other half was given to King Yongxuan of Qingjun.
Gu Lun and Princess Xiao were not implicated by Hezhen, and even Hezhen's son Fengshen Yinde was pardoned for Gu lun and Princess Xiao, until Daoguang died in the third year (1823), and the Daoguang Emperor personally came to the tomb to pay tribute, and the life of the tenth princess can be said to have been favored by the emperors of the Three Dynasties.