In the "Yanxi Raiders", Fu Kang'an is the child of Erqing and Fu Heng's younger brother Fu Qian, who was born in real history as the son of Fu Cha Fu Heng, and in the wild history there is a saying that Fu Kang'an was the son of Qianlong.
According to general history, Fu Kang'an (1754-1796) was the third son of Fu Heng (c. 1720-1770), a scholar and minister of war at the University of Bohol.
The Qianlong Emperor Ai XinJueluo Hongli (1711-1799) was a nephew of Empress Xiaoxianchun (1712-1748) of the Fucha clan.
In the history of the wild, Fu Kang'an was actually the illegitimate son of Qianlong and his empress's sister-in-law Guar Jia, and it is no wonder that he looks very much like Qianlong. Jin Yong's novel is also based on this statement in the history of the wild.
The Qianlong Emperor's name is famous in the world, and there are many affairs and affairs. It is said that one day, the Empress Fucha called her sister-in-law Guarjia into the palace as a guest, and The grandfather of Long Live saw the small and handsome Guarjia clan for the first time, and he became fond of her.
So he quickly found an opportunity to summon her, and stayed in the harem for a long time to prevent her from returning to the palace, and sent her husband Fu Hengzhi to the distant frontier to fight in the army, make meritorious achievements, and of course, constantly promote and reuse, and the power was tilted to the opposition.
However, there is no way to verify whether the content in the wild history is true or false, so Fu Kang'an's life has become a big mystery. However, since it is said that he is Fu Heng's son in the main history, he should respect history.
Emperor Gaozong was originally married to Empress Dowager Fucha, and his younger brother Fu Heng was the grandson of The famous minister Mi Sihan of the Early Kangxi Dynasty in Manchuria and the son of Li Rongbao, the governor of Chahar, and the two sisters and brothers grew up hand in hand.
Fucha and Qianlong were very affectionate and affectionate, but unfortunately died prematurely due to illness. Fu Hengzi Chunhe , Qianlong served as a bodyguard , a hubu waiter , a shanxi inspector , a minister in charge of internal affairs , and a hubu shangshu.
He was awarded the first class of Zhongyong Gong, the foreman of the military aircraft and the crown prince Taibao, the scholar of Bohol Temple University, the scholar of Jingluo University, the commander of the counterinsurgency Ili, and the commander of Yu Wenzhong. Deeply trained, diligent and modest, with outstanding qualifications and complete in both culture and martial arts. In the face of this situation, the conventional practice should be to give Fukang An "Gar enrong", or "shadow". The practice of "Garn Rong" was to give the dukes with different surnames "clan ceremonies". For example, the reward of the title of clan can enjoy the "public opinion to lead the horse", that is, the right to drive a road car. For example, dukes with different surnames can only use coral crowns, and after GarnRong, they are allowed to use gem crowns like clan titles. And "Yinzi" is better understood: after the death of the original duke with a different surname, only the eldest son of the concubine can attack the knight. In view of your outstanding contribution to the country, the emperor gave you an additional knighthood to another son. However, for unknown reasons, the Qianlong Emperor decided to break through the customization, not to play cards according to common sense, and granted Fukang'an the title of "Gushan Beizi", which only clan relatives could get. After the Qing Dynasty entered the Customs, the only person who could obtain the title of beizi when he was alive was Fu Kang'an. It is worth mentioning that the shell title obtained by Fukang An is not an ordinary hereditary title. Ordinary shells are only allowed to be hereditary, but every time they are inherited, they must be demoted to the first rank, that is, the so-called "descending knight". However, the Qianlong Emperor specifically authorized Fu Kang'an's title of Beizi to be allowed to "inherit the third emperor", and then demoted to the throne according to the rules. In other words, within three generations, hereditary replacement! After the announcement of this edict, the government and the public could not help but talk about it: Why did Banzai Grandpa let FuKang'an, a foreign relative with a different surname, enjoy the treatment that only the royal family can get? What is the unusual relationship between these two people? Just as rumors were circulating, obituary from the dead army of Fukang came from the front. In May of the first year of Jiaqing (1796), Fukang An, who had been awarded the title of beizi for less than half a year, died of miasma on the march, at the age of forty-two, just when he was rich and powerful. Shocked to learn of the bad news, the Qianlong Emperor was deeply distressed, and ordered fukang'an to be posthumously named the king of Jiayong County, with the posthumous title of Wenxiang and worthy of the Taimiao Temple. Not only did Fu Kang'an become the king of the county, but the Qianlong Emperor also pushed his father and gave Fu Heng the title of county king; he also took good care of Fu Kang'an's descendants, and ordered Fucha Delin to be demoted to the first rank to attack The Crown Prince, his son attacked the Beizi, and his grandson attacked the Zhenguo Duke, and hereditary succession. Hearing this edict, there was an uproar in the government and the public. Previously, Fu Kang'an was given the title of Gushan Beizi with a different surname, which had no precedent to follow, which caused courtiers to speculate about his relationship with the Qianlong Emperor. This time, the Qianlong Emperor not only broke through the ancestral system for him again, but also crossed the level of canonization! As a rule, Fukang An was only a shell title during his lifetime, and even if he was posthumously, he should be promoted to Baylor, rather than being promoted to the rank of county king. At the same time, not only did Fu Kang'an become a prince, but also his father Fu Heng was also promoted to be the king of the county, which was a special favor that was jaw-dropping. For a time, the theory that Fukang An was the illegitimate son of the Qianlong Emperor did not go away, and it was still enduring until the late Qing Dynasty.
Naturally, there is no record of such palace events, but the descriptions in the notes of the past dynasties are roughly the same. Fu Kang'an's biological mother was Fu Heng's wife, the sister-in-law of Empress Xiaoxian of the Fucha clan. Because of this relationship, she often entered the palace with female relatives and women to chat. One day, coinciding with the Thousand Autumn Festival of Empress Fucha, Lady Fu Heng came to congratulate and attend the birthday feast as usual. In the midst of the staggering, the empress unexpectedly found that her sister-in-law had followed the palace maid to leave the scene early; soon after, the Qianlong Emperor also left the table. Confused, she immediately sent her maid to visit Lady Fu Heng. The maid returned to the lady's door closed, because she was overwhelmed by wine and stayed in the palace. At this point, Empress Fucha understood eight or nine points in her heart. The next day, when Lady Fu Heng came to resign, the empress looked at each other coldly and said only one sentence: "Congratulations sister-in-law!" Seeing that she had been recognized by the little sister-in-law, madame was so ashamed that she blushed and hurried back to the palace. This incident caused a storm all over the city, and there was a poem written by a good person: "The family swallows see the heavy pepper room, and the dragon species falls below for no reason." Dan Xianji once sealed the shell, and Qianqiu suspected Fu Wenxiang. This poem was later included in the "Qing Dynasty Wild History Grand View • Qing Palace Words", to the effect that when the empress held a family banquet in the palace, the Qianlong Emperor favored her sister-in-law. Fu Kang'an was awarded the title of Beizi as a foreign relative (Dan Yan, a Manchu empress), which made the world suspect that he was the dragon breed of that year. In connection with the Qianlong Emperor's honor and favor for this nephew, "born of the shell, death to the king of the county", the rumor that the two are biological fathers and sons seems to be more and more true. In addition to the records of the history of the wilderness, in the official revision of the "Qing Shilu" and "Qing History Draft" and other documents, traces of fukang'an's illegitimate son of the Qianlong Emperor can also be found.
Qianlong statue
First of all, the palace is raised. According to the Records of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, "Fukang An was raised by a weeping hair. After years of teaching. As for adults. "You must know that in the Qing Dynasty, usually only the crown prince can grow up in the palace, even the emperor and grandson can not easily enter the palace to see the emperor, let alone talk about raising in the inside." At that time, the Kangxi Emperor made an exception to bring Xiao Hongli back to the Forbidden City to raise him, which made the Qianlong Emperor remember it for life, and even publicized it everywhere as evidence of "establishing the saint Sun Kebao for three generations". Fu Kang'an was arranged by the Qianlong Emperor to be raised in the palace from an early age, and often personally taught and taught until he grew up. This grace would never have been enjoyed simply because he was the Empress's nephew, or because his father was a military minister or a bohol scholar.
Secondly, not yet a princess. Consulting the "Draft History of the Qing Dynasty", it can be seen that Fu Ling'an, the eldest brother of Fu Kang'an, was a Doro frontal donkey and married the daughter of the king of the clan county. The second brother, Fu Long'an, was married to princess Heshuo and Jia, the fourth imperial daughter of the Qianlong Emperor. The Qianlong Emperor's favorite seventh daughter, Princess Gu Lun and Princess Jing, was born in the twenty-first year of Qianlong, just two years younger than Fu Kang'an, which can be described as a pair created in heaven and earth. However, for Fukang'an, who was "born to seal the shell and die to give to the king of the county", who was a collection of thousands of special favors, the Qianlong Emperor not only did not choose to be the son-in-law of the state, but even the prince and the prince of the county did not refer to marrying him.
Again, hereditary resignation. Although Fukang'an had become the only king with a different surname after the Qing Dynasty's Dingding Zhongyuan, this was not the original intention of the Qianlong Emperor. As early as the time when Fukang'an was crowned as a shell, the Qianlong Emperor expressed his original intention: Fukang'an had made outstanding military achievements and should enjoy the same hereditary treatment as the Iron Hat King. So, why did Qianlong hesitate and not do this? The reason is also quite simple: in the hundred years from the Shunzhi Dynasty to the Qianlong Dynasty, only Prince Yi Yunxiang had this honor. Ke Yunxiang's identity is kangxi's biological son, yongzheng's thirteenth brother, belonging to the emperor's closest blood. If Fu Kang'an had been given the hereditary title of "Iron Hat King", it would have made his relationship with Qianlong public.
In order to stop the growing number of comments, the Jiaqing Emperor began to take back the various graces that Qianlong had given to the Fukang'an family after he took over the government. During the lifetime of the Qianlong Emperor, Fu kang'an's son Fucha Delin was knighted by Dorobele, and the official worshiped the deputy governor of the Han army with the yellow banner. After the Jiaqing Emperor seized power, he demoted Delin to the rank of Gushan Beizi, removed him from all positions, and became an idle person. Delin, who was idle at home, went to the restaurant and tea shop all day to complain out of his dissatisfaction with the emperor, and the good people gathered together to ask him about fukang'an and Qianlongye's past. When Jiaqing heard this, he was furious and ordered De Lin to think about it behind closed doors at home and not to cause trouble outside; in the end, he simply stripped him of his title of shell, beat a board, and distributed Xi'an. The various practices of the Jiaqing Emperor and the special honor given by the Qianlong Emperor to Fu Kang'an formed a strong contrast, and it seemed that he hoped to use it to make the world a leisurely mouth.
Regardless of the truth of this historical case, Fu Kang'an, as a king with a different surname who was ranked first and fifth in rank, the relationship between him and the Qianlong Emperor was indeed no less than that of his father and son, and his treatment was even worse than that of the prince, and the hidden feelings in this were intriguing.
Fu Kang'an (1754 – July 2, 1796), of the Fucha clan, was a famous general and minister of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. The third son of Fu Heng, a university scholar, was the nephew of Empress Xiaoxianchun.
Fu Kang'an successively served as the governor of Yungui, Sichuan, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Liangguang, and was an official of Wuyingdian University and minister of military aircraft. Fu Kang'an participated in the Second Battle of Jinchuan in his early years.
He successively led the army to quell the five incidents in Huimintian in Gansu, the Lin Shuangwen incident in Taiwan, the Battle of Gorkha, and the Miaojiang uprising. In addition, he participated in the formulation of the Statute of the Aftermath of the King's Deposition of Tibet and the Golden Vase Signature System. f In February of the first year of Jiaqing (1796), he blessed Kang AnBeizi, died in May of the same year, and was posthumously honored as the King of Jiayong County, with the title of Wenxiang,worthy of the Taimiao Temple, and entered the Zhaozhong Ancestral Hall and the Xianliang Ancestral Hall.