During the Shunzhi and Kangxi dynasties of the Qing Dynasty, there was a special phenomenon in the imperial family, called "waiting in the palace", that is, some women who were not old enough to be served and canonized were taken to the palace in advance to raise them, and when they reached the age of age, they were canonized, which was roughly equivalent to the folk child brides-in-law. For example, the concubine of the Shunzhi Dynasty was sent from Mongolia to the Capital Division at a very young age and lived in the Forbidden City, but the little princess died before she could be canonized, although her marriage to the Shunzhi Emperor was not real, but she was after all the cousin of the Shunzhi Emperor, so Shunzhi posthumously named her a mourning concubine. In the Kangxi Dynasty, such a woman also appeared.
In the early years of the Kangxi Dynasty, the situation in the DPRK and China suddenly changed, the first assistant Soni often fell ill and could not go to the dprk, curbing the two ends of the bilong head rat, and Suksaha was lonely and difficult to sound, so there was a situation in which Ao bai monopolized power. In this situation, Xiaozhuang broke the tradition of the empress since the founding of the country, and helped the granddaughter of the first assistant Sony, The Hersheri, into the Kunning Palace, and the Manchu empress appeared for the first time in the Qing Dynasty.
However, Empress Xiaozhuang did not forget to maintain the interests of the Horqin department in the imperial family of the Qing Dynasty, and in the eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, she received a young princess of the Horqin tribe surnamed Borjigit to the palace, and she was the hui concubine we want to talk about. Speaking of this Huifei family lineage, she has a deep relationship with Empress Xiaozhuang's family.
It is said that this Hui concubine's father was named Ah YuXi, a Taiji of the Horqin Department, and Ah Yuxi was the cousin of Empress Xiaozhuang, so this Hui Concubine was actually the niece of Empress Xiaozhuang, who was a generation older than Kangxi, that is, Kangxi's distant cousin.
After entering the palace, Kangxi arranged the rank of this cousin was Fujin, at that time the system of concubines in the Qing Dynasty was not perfect, from high to low, it was the empress, Fujin, special gege, xiaofujin and gege, this Fujin level was roughly equivalent to the later noble concubine, the status was second only to the empress, it can be seen how much influence the birth had on a person, even if it had not yet passed the door, it had already enjoyed the "noble concubine" treatment, I have to say: some people are different!
In fact, judging by Princess Hui's origin and status after entering the palace, she was completely the empress of the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi thirteen years, Kangxi originally matched Empress Xiaochengren and died of difficult childbirth, if Princess Hui was safe and alive, she would definitely be the best choice for Kangxi to follow, but this woman did not have such a blessing, and died after only one year (Kangxi nine years) after entering the palace.
Although At that time, Princess Hui had not yet had time to sleep for Kangxi, nor did she carry out the canonization, but after all, she was a noble princess from Mongolia, and she was also a distant cousin of Kangxi, even for the consideration of Empress Xiaozhuang, Kangxi should also give her a name, so Kangxi ordered her to be posthumously named Huifei:
"Daughter of the Borjijin clan and the son of the third-class Taiji Ayuxi, the son of the prince of Horqin County, Ejiji. Elected to the palace to stay in the year. Fang wants to be canonized. Now he is dead. Deep condolences from the heart. It is advisable to posthumously honor her title as a concubine and to perform etiquette. Erbu is the one who observes the rules. Consultation on the Ministry of Seeking Permission. Posthumously honored as Princess Hui. ”
In addition, Kangxi also ordered the resignation of the dynasty for three days, and in the "Case of the Great Qing Dynasty Ceremony", Huifei was ranked first among the concubines, after Wen Concubine, before Huifei, Yifei, and Rongfei, which shows that Huifei's status in the Kangxi harem is still relatively high.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of the Ancestors of the Qing Dynasty, Cases of the Great Qing Dynasty