She was a noble princess of Ula, married to an enemy at the age of 13 to protect the interests of the tribe, but accidentally became the Emperor Taiji to succeed dafu jin and gave birth to the emperor's eldest son. She had the opportunity to become the first empress of the Qing Dynasty, but she did not want to be cruelly abandoned by her husband, and she did not have any name after death...
A war triggered tribal marriages
In the first month of the thirty-fifth year of the Wanli Calendar (1607), the lord of the East China Sea Jurchen Varkhabu Shuyu City, Tsemu Tehei, came to Jianzhou and asked Nurhaci to submit to Nurhaci and asked Nurhaci to send troops to escort the people. Nurhaci immediately made a decision and immediately sent his younger brother Shulhaqi, his sons Chu Ying, and Daishan to meet him.
However, what people did not expect was that on the way, they were ambushed by the soldiers of the Ula tribe, and the two brothers Chu Ying and Dai Shan fought bravely to kill the enemy, and finally repelled the enemy, and Dai Shan also killed the Ula tribe general Bo Guoduo. The Urab suffered heavy losses in this battle, and fearing nurhaci's retaliation, they proposed a marriage. The following year (1608), urab married the 13-year-old daughter of Bogod, who had died in that ambush, to Emperor Taiji, the son of Nurhaci.
At that time, Huang Taiji had already become a relative, and Fu Jin was the daughter of EyiDu, so the original identity of the Uranara clan should be Huang Taiji side Fujin. In addition, another cousin of the Uranara clan also married to Jianzhou, and she was Nurhaci's favorite concubine Abahai, the biological mother of Dorgon.
His successor, Daifukujin, gave birth to three children
It is said that the original emperor Taiji was the unfortunate early death of the NiuHulu clan, and according to the order, the Uranara clan became the successor of the Emperor Taiji, The Great Fu Jin, the daughter of the Ula nobleman seems to be very favored by the Emperor Taiji, and after marrying the Emperor Taiji, she gave birth to three children, namely the Emperor's eldest son Hauge, the Emperor's second son Logue and the Emperor's eldest daughter Princess Gulun Ao Han.
However, shortly after Uranara gave birth to her second son, Log, she heard the unfortunate news that her mother's family (Ulabu) had been destroyed by her father-in-law Nurhaci. Moreover, in 1614, the year after the defeat of the Urab, Emperor Taiji married the daughter of a Mongol nobleman, who was a Zhezhe from the Horqin Tribe.
Later, although the Uranara clan gave birth to the eldest daughter (Princess Gulun Ao Han) to Emperor Taiji, the marriage strategy of Jianzhou at that time was extremely biased towards Mongolia, and her position in the Imperial Taiji Palace became precarious.
Sweeping the floor out of the door is nameless and pointless
At this critical moment, a series of moves by the Uranara clan caused Nurhaci's dissatisfaction.
There is a passage in the Manchu Old Archives: "When the mother of Hauge, the sister of Che'ergyi, came to and from her father's house, she took a dragging bed through the door of the eldest brother and Azig, and also took the dragging bed into my door." For his frivolous evil deeds, he was convicted and forsaken by his husband. Do not insult the new sister-in-law, the daughter-in-law, etc., and the sisters-in-law and the daughter-in-law should not insult the long-term like the blessings and blessings of the sins of the past. ”
This account shows that the Uranara clan was reprimanded by Nurhaci for entering the nurhaci khan's palace by a sedan and was therefore abandoned by the emperor Taiji, after which the Uranara clan disappeared from history, and there is no record of her in the historical records.
Moreover, later Emperor Taiji was proclaimed emperor and relied heavily on the emperor's eldest son Hauge, and made him the Prince of Heshuosu, but even so, Emperor Taiji did not posthumously seal the Uranara clan, as if this woman did not exist at all. The crown of the first empress of the Qing Dynasty fell on Zhe Zhe, who was the famous Empress Xiaoduanwen.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Old Manchu Archives, Records of Manchuria