Speaking of this Qing prince, Yongqi is undoubtedly the most famous one, with this prince as the prototype, we have seen the handsome and dashing five brothers in "Huan Zhu Gege". The five brothers in the play, Yongqi, have women like Xiaoyanzi and Zhihua (Xinrong Gege), however, Xiaoyanzi and Zhihua are fictional characters after all, and the historical Yongqi has four other women, who are they?
The first is Yanfu Jin Xi Lin Jue Luoshi.
Xi Lin Jue Luoshi was a woman from Manchuria with a blue flag, her grandfather was ortai, a famous university scholar during the Yongzheng Qianlong period, and her father was the governor of Sichuan, Ebi.
From the perspective of family lineage, Xilin Jue Luoshi is impeccable, but we should not overlook one point, since Qianlong's death from Ortai's illness in the tenth year, Qianlong began to attack the E-Party, and even withdrew Ortai's tablet from the Xianliang Ancestral Hall because of Hu Zhongzao's case. The reason why Qianlong married Xilin Jue Luoshi to Yongqi has the meaning of appeasing Xilin Jue Luoshi's family. Judging from this marriage, Qianlong did not seem to have any intention of making Yongqi the crown prince.
According to historical records, Yanfu Jin Xilin Jue Luoshi only gave birth to a son for Yongqi, that is, the sixth son, who lived to die less than a month later. From this, it can be seen that Xi Lin Jue Luo Shi is not favored by Yong Qi.
In addition to The Concubine Fu Jin Xi Lin Jue LuoShi, Yong Qi also had three concubines, called Ge Ge.
The second place is the side Fu Jin Suo Luoshi.
First of all, it should be explained that Suo Qiluo was always a concubine during his lifetime, and her side Fujin was posthumously sealed after Jiaqing's pro-government. It turns out that Suo Qi Luoshi is Yongqi's favorite woman, so what kind of woman is Suo Qi Luoshi?
Sokyu Roshi is a woman from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a woman with a collared collar, also known as a Sindhku. However, the Soo Qi Luo clan was a famous family of the Interior Ministry, the family was famous for entering the imperial family, enjoying the reputation of the Fourth Dynasty and the Five Hanlins, and The father of the Suo Qi Luo clan was a jinshi, and the official was the imperial history of the left capital.
As we all know, Yongqi is a prince who is both literate and martial, and the Suoqi Luo clan is influenced by the family environment and is likely to have a certain cultural accomplishment, which may be the key to the favor of the Suo Qi Luo clan.
According to historical records, Suo Qiluo gave birth to four sons for Yongqi, including a pair of twin sons, but only one survived, that is, the fifth son Mianyi. Mianyi was once a companion of the Jiaqing Emperor, and later inherited the title of Prince of Yongqi, and it was because of this that her birth mother Suo Qiluoshi was posthumously honored by Jiaqing as the Prince of Rong.
The third was the concubine Hu Shi.
There are not many records of the concubine Hu in the historical records, we only know that her father's name is Hu Cunzhu, and it is speculated that Hu shi should be a Han woman from the folk.
The Hu clan gave birth to two sons and daughters for Yongqi, of which the son died early, and only one daughter survived, and this daughter was also the only daughter of Yongqi, who was later made a county prince by Qianlong and married to Mongolia.
The fourth is the concubine of the certain clan.
There are even fewer pitiful records of this concubine, the title given to her in the archives is Rugege, as for the family lineage, surname, birth year and other information, there is no information, why? Because she did not have children for Yongqi, this situation is generally unable to enter the spectrum, so there are almost no records of this Rugege.
Moreover, this RuGege was also a person with a red face and a short life, and she died shortly after Yongqi's death in the thirty-first year of Qianlong, and it was estimated that she was in her twenties.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family