Affected by genetic factors or growth environment, sometimes pregnant women will give birth to some deformed children, in fact, it is congenital disability, in the history of the Qing Dynasty, there are some princes and empresses with congenital disabilities, such as Kangxi's seventh son Prince Chun, Prince Yinyou, Qianlong's eighth son, Prince Yongxuan, etc. Today, the author wants to talk about Qianlong's only disabled daughter, she is Princess Heshuo and Jia.
Princess Heshuo Hejia was born in December of the tenth year of Qianlong, and in the year of Hejia's birth, there was a huge shock in the harem of the Qing Dynasty, the Huixian Emperor's noble concubine Gao Shi died of illness, and subsequently, Qianlong adjusted the personnel of the harem, and Hejia's mother Su Shi was promoted to pure noble concubine, on the same level as Concubine Xian, and ranked second in the harem.
In fact, from the perspective of origin, Hejia's mother Su Shi is not dominant, the official historical materials do not record the specific family lineage of Su Shi, only write that his father's name is Su Zhaonan, but combined with some other information, it can be proved that Su Shi is a Han woman from the Jiangnan region. Around the beginning of the Yongzheng dynasty, the Su clan was presented to the imperial court by officials, and then Yongzheng gave it to the fourth son of the emperor, Hongli.
Although the Su clan was born in a humble background, it had the beauty and talent of a Han family woman, and was deeply loved by Qianlong, and had three children in the early days, in addition to Princess Hejia, there were three brothers Yongzhang and six brothers Yongyao.
The birth of Hejia was undoubtedly the icing on the cake, further consolidating Su's position in the harem, however, the tai doctor found that the newborn princess had a connection between her fingers, similar to a bergamot, which was actually a disability disease. However, the common people gave Hejia a very unique title: Princess Bergamot. Originally it was an ominous omen, but in the blink of an eye, it became a person of great auspiciousness, and it can be said that even the heavens were caring for this princess.
Qianlong was twenty-four years old, and Princess Hejia was fifteen years old, and she had reached the age when she should marry, so Qianlong began to look for a suitable candidate for her daughter. In fact, the most suitable thing is to marry into Mongolia, but Qianlong loves this daughter very much, plus she is the only daughter of a pure noble concubine, and Qianlong intends to keep her around.
Soon after, Qianlong found a suitable candidate, the other party was Fu Long'an, the son of the university scholar Fu Heng, that is, the nephew of Empress Xiaoxian, who avoided going to Mongolia and married into the Xungui family, which can be said to be quite good. However, at this time, Su's condition gradually worsened, and since Qianlong went to Rehe to hunt and contract the disease in the twenty-fourth year, his condition gradually worsened.
In March of the following year, Pure Noble Concubine had reached the point where it was difficult to return, at this time Qianlong loved Concubine And decided to hold a wedding for her daughter Hejia in advance, and on March 19 of that year, Hejia beautifully married Fu Long'an, the son of fu Heng, a university scholar. However, what is unexpected is that just two months after the marriage of Hejia, her mother Su Shi passed away, and before her death, Qianlong crowned Su Shi as an imperial concubine and buried her in the garden of The Pure Hui Emperor.
Unexpectedly, many years later, Qianlong followed the Nala clan out of favor due to hair cutting, and Qianlong forbade the Nala clan to enter his hundred-year-old land, so he stuffed it into the underground palace of the Pure Hui Emperor's noble concubine. Being able to let the Empress of the Great Qing accompany her to the funeral, the Pure Hui Emperor's noble concubine can also be regarded as the only one.
According to the Qing Palace medical case study, The Pure Hui Emperor Guifei is likely to suffer from tuberculosis disease, and she also inherited this disease to her children, including Princess Hejia, according to records, Princess Hejia also suffered from diseases after marriage, manifested as "spleen and lung loss, the disease of insurable qi", which is obviously also a lung disease, as a result, Qianlong Thirty-two years and Princess Jia passed away, only 23 years old, leaving only two sons before her death, named Fengsheng Jilun and Fengsheng Guoermin.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Research on Medical Cases in the Qing Palace