The Yongzheng Emperor was notoriously diligent in the Qing Dynasty, because too much energy was devoted to the affairs of the dynasty, and the emotional life of the Yongzheng Emperor was relatively weak. There were 30 concubines in his harem, which was not much among the emperors. Moreover, among them, there are even fewer high-ranking concubines, and there are only three concubines.
These three concubines were Concubine Qi, Concubine Ning, and Concubine Qian. "The Biography of Zhen Huan" is very familiar to everyone, and there is also a Qi Concubine in it. The Qi Concubine in the TV series is very different from the Qi Concubine in the real history, in history, Qi Concubine was very favored by Yongzheng, and gave birth to more than one son for Yongzheng, and the rank was even higher than Qianlong's birth mother, Concubine Xi.
Unfortunately, because of the involvement of his son, he fell out of favor. Concubine Ning also married Yongzheng before he ascended the throne, and although she was a concubine, she was never favored and never had any children in her life. Among the three concubines, Concubine Qian was the most special, because she was the youngest and the only woman to enter the palace after Yongzheng ascended the throne. Yong is a thin-hearted emperor who treats his brothers with no regard for brotherhood, especially with his own women.
Most of the famous women in his harem entered the palace when he was still a prince, and with this qualification, he could obtain a title. The showgirl election is held every three years, and for the newly entered showgirls, it is already good to get a promised position, and the most that can be endured for a lifetime is to survive forever, and even the nobles are very few. When Yongzheng was 7 years old, a 15-year-old girl Liu Shi entered the palace and won Yongzheng's heart in one fell swoop.
Liu's origin is not high, but he was selected by Yongzheng in the draft. She also entered the palace in the position of promise. There are many women who enter the palace with the same batch of Liu Shi, but unlike these women, Liu Shi is naïve and has a girlish delicacy, which makes Yongzheng very fond of it. It is precisely for this reason that he treats the Liu clan very differently, and less than a year after Liu Shi entered the palace, he promoted Liu Shi's position and promoted her to a nobleman two levels in a row. In the following years, liu has always been a special favorite, and Yongzheng has let Liu accompany him, and the two are very affectionate. Liu also bore Yongzheng his youngest son, The Sixth Son of the Emperor, Hongyao.
Yongzheng was very happy to have a son in old age, and he was also very fond of this son. With the blessing of his son, Liu Shi also rose to the rank and was given the title of humble concubine. Don't look at it as just a concubine, but there were no concubines in Yongzheng's harem at that time, and Liu's concubine position already belonged to a high position. After Yongzheng's death, Qianlong ascended the throne, when Hongyao was still very young, Qianlong treated this little brother very kindly, and even took good care of Liu Shi, and promoted her to imperial concubine.
Thanks to the blessing of the TV series "The Biography of Zhen Huan", in the TV series Hongyao was adapted by the screenwriter into the son of the protagonist Zhen Huan, which also made Hongyao, a brother who was originally unknown, a well-known figure known to everyone. In history, the real ending of Hongyao is also the same as in the TV series, after Qianlong ascended the throne, he was recorded in the name of the King of Guojun and became his son. Hongyao was born with an heir, which cut off the possibility of this younger brother competing with him for power and the throne, and for this reason, Concubine Qian was more respected by Qianlong in the palace, and she was able to enjoy her old age in peace.