In the history of the Qing Dynasty, the daughters born to concubines were generally titled princesses, but those who could give birth to princesses of the Great Qing Dynasty were not necessarily queen concubines, but also could be prince Fujin, for example, the woman to be talked about today, although she was not the emperor's concubine, gave birth to the princess of the Great Qing, she was the concubine of Yin Xiang, the prince of Heshuoyi.
The Zhaojia family was not a qing dynasty magnate, and they had neither the style of a general like the Niu Hulu clan nor the blessing of an imperial relative like the Tong Jia clan. Moreover, the Yin Xiang Concubine Fujin Zhaojia clan was not a large sect, but was in a branch, and the family did not produce any decent officials, but the father of the Zhaojia clan, Malhan, through his own efforts, obtained the weight of Kangxi and achieved the position of Shangshu. This is the key to Zhaojia's ability to marry Tianhuang Guiguan.
On the other hand, Yin Xiang, the husband of the Zhaojia clan, although he was the prince of the Qing Dynasty, his birth mother, Emperor Jingmin, was only a palace girl, because the emperor gave birth to a crown princess and an imperial daughter to get rid of his slave status. Although Yin Xiang was a very good prince, it was not his turn to succeed to the throne of the Ninth Five.
According to the imperial custom of the Qing Dynasty, the marriage of the crown prince was approved by the emperor, that is, the crown prince Fu Jin must have been designated by the emperor himself. Around the forty-fourth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, zhaojiashi, the daughter of the 17-year-old Malhan, was selected by Kangxi and was immediately given the title of Concubine Fujin by Yin Xiang. Yin Xiang seemed to be very satisfied with this concubine Fujin given by his father, and the two were very affectionate after marriage, starting from the forty-sixth year of Kangxi to the third year of Yongzheng, and the Zhaojia clan gave birth to seven children to Yin Xiang in 18 years, which is evident in the favor of the Zhaojia clan.
On the tenth day of October in the 53rd year of the Kangxi Dynasty, zhaojia gave birth to a fourth daughter for Yinxiang, but Yinxiang's life was not good at that time. Yin Xiang was implicated in the Kangxi First Prince's Deposed Incident, and was once imprisoned, but later lost the trust of his father Kangxi and rarely appeared in public. However, Yin Xiang was after all the Prince of the Great Qing Dynasty, and at least his life was still guaranteed.
In his later years, Kangxi was very attached to the Fourteen Brothers, and at one point appointed him as the Great General King, sending him to quell the rebellion of Alabutan. However, what was not expected was that the final successor to the throne of the Qing Dynasty was the Fourth Brother Yinchen, that is, the Yongzheng Emperor. This Yin Xiang is also Yongzheng's closest brother, as such, Yin Xiang finally ushered in the moment of willow dark flowers, from an ordinary Qing prince, instantly became a Zaifu above ten thousand people under one person.
Yongzheng was already a 45-year-old middle-aged man when he succeeded to the throne, and he had four biological daughters, but all four of them died before he succeeded to the throne, so Yongzheng took the daughters of three brothers into the palace to raise them, including Yin Xiang's fourth daughter. Because Yongzheng has great respect and trust for Yinxiang, and loves Wu and Wu, Yinxiang's daughter has become Yongzheng's most beloved daughter.
Moreover, Yin Xiang also made Yin Xiang's daughter Princess Heshuo and Hui, and married her to Dolji Sebuten in the Mongolian Khalkha region. However, Princess Heshuo and Princess Hui were not in good health, and died in the third year of their marriage (the seventh year of Yongzheng), at the age of 18.
The loss of a daughter is a great heartache for every mother, and the death of Princess Heshuo and Hui makes Zhaojia very sad, and what makes her even more desperate is that in the second year of the death of her daughter Hehui (the eighth year of Yongzheng), her husband YinXiang also left him. After that, a long night, only the Zhaojia clan spent it.
However, thanks to the fact that the Zhaojia clan still had several sons, coupled with the light of Yongzheng and Qianlong, Prince Yi's line did not suffer any major turmoil. Thirty-one years after Qianlong, Zhaojia died of illness at the residence of Prince Yi at the age of 78.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family, General Genealogy of the Eight Banners of Manchurian Clans