Dong Xiaowan was one of the Eight Yans of Qin Huai in the late Ming Dynasty, and when Dong Xiaowan died, the Shunzhi Emperor was only fourteen years old.
"Amorous Jiangshan" Shunzhi Emperor stills
There is a legend that when the Shunzhi Emperor went south, he admired Dong Xiaowan and brought Dong Xiaowan into the palace from the hands of Mao Peijiang. This statement was denied by Ci Hai. The Shunzhi Emperor's favorite confidant in his life was Concubine Dong, not Dong Xiaowan.
When Dong Xiaowan was a singer, she made a lifelong relationship with Mao Pujiang. Later, with the help of Liu Ruyi and other friends, Mao Peijiang redeemed himself for Dong Xiaowan, and when Dong Xiaowan was nineteen years old, he married Mao Peijiang as a concubine. Dong Xiaowan is both talented and skillful, and his relationship with the family of Mao Pujiang is very harmonious. In the nine years after Dong Xiaowan and Mao Peijiang's marriage, Dong Xiaowan was diligent and thrifty in running the family, taking care of the family's big and small affairs in an orderly manner, which won the praise of the neighbors. Later, When Mao Pujiang was in the most serious situation, Dong Xiaowan took care of it for two months in front of the bed, and was taken care of by Dong Xiaowan, and finally He was cured of the serious illness in Maopujiang. Later, because Dong Xiaowan was thin and thin, he worked weekdays, and eventually died of illness.
After Dong Xiaowan's death, posterity admired her brave spirit of daring to love and hate, and specially wrote poems and lyrics to mourn this beautiful woman.
When Dong Xiaowan died, it was the eighth year of Shunzhi, and the Shunzhi Emperor was just fourteen years old. Therefore, the story of the Shunzhi Emperor and Dong Xiaowan that was circulated in the anecdote was later overturned by history. The favorite woman of the Shunzhi Emperor's life was Dong Efei, although the Shunzhi Emperor and Dong Efei only had six years, but the Shunzhi Emperor believed that Dong Efei was his confidant. The story of the Shunzhi Emperor and Dong Xiaowan was only fabricated by posterity. However, the beloved woman of the Shunzhi Emperor was also surnamed Dong, and was Concubine Dong.
Dong Xiaowan and Dong Efei
Dong Xiaowan was a Ming Dynasty native and one of the "Eight Yans of Qin Huai" in the late Ming Dynasty. Born in 1639, Dong Efei was a concubine of the Shunzhi Emperor, and after Dong Efei's death, she was posthumously honored as Empress Xiaoxian.
"Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain" Dong Xiaowan stills
Dong Xiaowan and Dong Efei are not related, they both have different stories and different life experiences.
Dong Xiaowan's family fell in the middle of the road, and later fell into the Qinglou. Dong Xiaowan was beautiful in appearance and was deeply loved by wang and grandson at that time. In addition, Dong Xiaowan also had a high talent, at that time, because Dong Xiaowan was both talented and beautiful, it was famous in Suzhou. There were many people who came to admire the name, but Dong Xiaowan was solely fond of and risking Xinjiang alone, and finally was able to marry Mao Peijiang as he wished. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Dong Xiaowan and Mao Peijiang relied on each other for their lives, and when Mao Pujiang was seriously ill, Dong Xiaowan took good care of him. After marriage, Dong Xiaowan ran the family gently, and in the turbulent years of mountains and rivers, Dong Xiaowan single-handedly supported the expenses of the entire family, and posterity praised Dong Xiaowan for being virtuous and virtuous.
Concubine Dong was the favorite woman of the Shunzhi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Concubine Dong entered the palace in the thirteenth year of Shunzhi and accompanied the Shunzhi Emperor. At that time, Princess Dong was eighteen years old, and after being favored by the Shunzhi Emperor, she was made an imperial concubine in the same year. The following year, a prince was born, and when Princess Dong was in her twenties, the prince unfortunately died prematurely. Dong Efei washed her face with tears every day, depressed, and died in the seventeenth year of Shunzhi. The Shunzhi Emperor loved Concubine Dong throughout his life and called her his confidant. Later, when people mentionEd Dong Xiaowan, they thought of her beautiful love story with Mao Pujiang; When Dong Efei is mentioned, it is thought of the poignant love legend between her and the Shunzhi Emperor. After The death of Concubine Dong, she was posthumously honored as Empress Xiaoxian to show his remembrance of her.