Among the successive emperors of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to the emperor Taiji in the early Qing Dynasty and the Tongzhi and Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty, there was more than one empress, Kangxi, Daoguang and even three empresses, however, Yongzheng was an exception, Yongzheng only appointed one empress in his lifetime, the woman who married him at the age of 10, that is, the empress Xiaojingxian we are going to talk about today.
Speaking of this filial piety empress's family lineage, how to say it, it is very unusual, and the relationship with the Ai Xin Jue Luo family is really complicated.
According to historical records, Empress Xiaojingxian's surname is Uranara, is a descendant of the lord of the Ula tribe in the Nurhaci period, and the ancestor is the fourth generation of the Ula tribe lord Duerxi, according to the generation relationship, Empress Xiaojingxian is the sister of Dolgun's biological mother Abahai, but the two sisters live in a time difference of more than half a century.
Moreover, this Empress Xiaojingxian is also related to the Aixin Jueluo family, and it is said that Empress Xiaojingxian's mother is the daughter of the Qing Dynasty's clan Mulhu, who is this Mulhu? It turned out that Mulhu was the great-grandson of The Qing Taizu Nurhaci and was a cousin of Kangxi, so Empress Xiaojingxian's mother and Yongzheng were cousins, and according to the generation, Yongzheng was The uncle of Empress Xiaojingxian.
In addition, Empress Xiaojingxian was also related to another empress of the Qing Dynasty, and it is said that Empress Xiaojingxian's mother had an older sister, who married the general Eshuo of Zhengbaiqi and became the stepmother of Princess Dong of the Shunzhi Emperor, so Empress Xiaojingxian was also a cousin of Princess Dong (Empress Xiaoxian).
In fact, this is not unusual in the Qing Dynasty, during the Qing Dynasty, not only the royal family and the Eight Flags family often intermarried, but also within the Eight Flags family often intermarried, therefore, they are more or less related.
About the thirty years of Kangxi, the 10-year-old Empress Xiaojingxian married the fourth son of the emperor, Yin Chan, at kangxi's will, and became Yin Chan's concubine Fujin, about the thirty years of Empress Xiao Jingxian and Yin Chan's birth in the palace, we do not know, what we do know is that in the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi, Empress Xiao Jingxian gave birth to The eldest son honghui for Yin Chan, but unfortunately, Honghui unfortunately died at the age of eight, and after that, Empress Xiao Jingxian never had children again.
Even though Kangxi later pointed out the Side Fu Jinnian clan to Yin Chan, Yongzheng was very favored, and the position of Empress Xiaojingxian was still very stable. After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, Empress Xiaojingxian became the first woman in the Qing Dynasty to be made empress by the status of Concubine Fujin, and because it coincided with the Kangxi funeral, Yongzheng did not hold a grand celebration ceremony.
However, at the subsequent ceremony of the appointment of the empress, Yongzheng made an exception, he sent officials to pay homage to the tombs of the emperors, Yue Zhen Haidu and Changbai Mountain, which was the treatment of the emperor, and Yongzheng also ordered that Fei Yanggu, the father of Empress Xiaojingxian, be posthumously named the Duke of Cheng'en of the first rank, and the mother of Empress Xiaojingxian was Dorogge.
In addition, there is one more thing that can be seen in the importance That Yongzheng attaches to this wife.
It was in April of the sixth year of Yongzheng, Empress Xiaojingxian was infected with wind and cold, and Yongzheng ordered wu Qian, a doctor, to treat the empress with medicine, but after a few days, there was no improvement, and the punishment department wanted to execute Wu Qian, and later changed the sentence to treat the prisoner. The following year, the empress's condition gradually stabilized, and Yongzheng deliberately enthroned the god Chen Jinggu as the Yuanjun of the Heavenly Immortal Mother (Empress).
However, since Empress Xiaojingxian entered the Middle Palace, her body seems to be getting weaker and weaker, not as good as a day, this time although she recovered, but only a year later, Empress Xiaojingxian fell ill again, and finally died in Changchun Garden on September 29, the ninth year of Yongzheng, at the age of 51.
However, because the Yongzheng Tomb was not yet completed at that time, Empress Xiaojingxian was not buried immediately, and it was not until the second year of Qianlong that Qianlong ordered that the Yongzheng Emperor and Empress Xiaojingxian be buried together in the Tailing Underground Palace.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family, Eight Banners, Records of the Qing Dynasty