Xianfeng was the last emperor in Chinese history to hold real power, he inherited the throne at the age of 20, before inheriting the throne, Xianfeng had only two women around him, one was the Consort Fujin Sakda clan, the Sakda clan died a month before Xianfeng succeeded to the throne, and the other was a yakuza, who was named a concubine after Xianfeng succeeded to the throne, and was Xianfeng's earliest concubine, she was Yun concubine.
In the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang, after the Daoguang Emperor selected the fourth son of the emperor, Yixuan, as his successor, he began to serve Yixuan and Yixuan. Waiting for the crown prince to raise marriage, the Eight Flags Draft was held for this purpose, in this draft, the blue flag-encrusted Sada clan was lucky to be selected to become YiXuan's concubine Fujin, the future empress of the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, Daoguang also gave Yi Xuan a maid, and this maid was Yun Concubine Wu Jia.
Concubine Wu Jia was a clothed woman from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, whose father was named Wu De, but was only a soldier in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and his low birth was evident. However, this Wu Jia clan was a complete beauty, otherwise, she would not have had the opportunity to serve the Prince of the Qing Dynasty, let alone the successor chosen by the Emperor.
Over the next two or three years, the Imperial Palace of the Qing Dynasty underwent drastic personnel changes, starting with the death of Daoguang's stepmother Empress Xiaoherui and Yixuan Fujin Sakda, and then the death of the Daoguang Emperor. As a result, at the age of 20, Yi Xuan inherited the throne of the Qing Dynasty and changed his name to Xianfeng in the following year.
After Xianfeng succeeded to the throne, in addition to busy handling the funeral of his grandmother Empress Xiaoherui and his father, The Daoguang Emperor, he also assigned names to the two women who had served around him, and the Consort Fujin Sakda clan was posthumously honored as Empress Xiaode, and the Wujia clan was given the title of Yun Guiren. Since it was during the emperor's great funeral, Xianfeng could not yet hold a draft to marry concubines, so Wu Jia was the only concubine in the harem.
In the second year of Xianfeng, Xianfeng held the first Eight Flags Draft since succeeding to the throne, and a total of four showgirls were selected in this draft, all of whom were later famous figures, such as Ci'an, Cixi, and Zhuang Jing's imperial concubines, all from this draft. However, at that time, Cixi's name was still only Lan Guiren, and Wu Jia was promoted to yun concubine in this year, which was one level higher than Cixi, so at that time, Cixi was going to kneel when she saw Wu Jia.
However, since Wu Jia was promoted to the concubine, she seems to have lost the favor of the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and the newly entered Lan Guiren (Cixi) and Li Guiren (Zhuang Jing Emperor's concubine) began to rise in the harem and became the favorite concubines of Xianfeng's side. At this time, Wu Jia's body was not as good as before, coupled with the unsatisfactory situation on the love field, making her gradually move towards the end of her life.
On the fourth day of the first month of the fifth year of Xianfeng, just a few days after the New Year, the news came out of the palace that Yun Concubine Wu Jia died of illness in the Chengqian Palace, when Wu Jia was just a woman of about twenty years old, who was in the good years of life, but died in the harem of the Qing Dynasty, which really made people regret it. Moreover, although the Wujia clan had passed away, because the imperial tomb of Xianfeng had not yet been built at that time, the golden coffin of the Wujia clan had to be temporarily stored in the funeral palace, and it was not expected that this storage would be stored for ten years.
In the fourth year of Tongzhi, the construction of the Xianfeng Dingling Tomb was completed, and in this year, the Xianfeng Emperor and Empress Xiaodexian were buried in the Dingling Underground Palace, and the Yun Concubine Wu Jia clan was buried in the Dingling Concubine Garden.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty, Easy to Know tombs