Preface
In the history of the Qing Dynasty, there was a love story of an empress, which is still moving. Her marriage to the emperor is different from ordinary people, but it also explains what sincere love is. Their stories not only witness a love affair across time and space, but also reflect the brilliance of humanity in an era.
Married to his uncle Yongzheng at the age of 10, and the two have been in love for 40 years
Born into a Manchurian aristocratic family, her mother was the daughter of Murhu, who was Nurhachi's great-granddaughter. Such a blood relationship makes there a kinship between the Wulanala clan and Yongzheng, and she wants to call Yongzheng "uncle".
In 1711, at the age of 10, the Ulanala clan married the then vassal king Yongzheng. Such a marriage was not uncommon among the Manchurian aristocracy at that time, but it was undoubtedly a huge challenge for a 10-year-old girl.
However, the Ulanala clan is not bound by this age difference and kinship. On the contrary, with her virtue and talent, she quickly won Yongzheng's trust and love. The relationship between the two also deepened day by day, and finally came together.
For the next 40 years, Wulanala and Yongzheng lived a loving married life. Although Wulanala did not have children, she is still the person Yongzheng trusts and relies on the most.
In 1728, at the age of 47, Ulanara fell ill. When Yongzheng heard the news, he immediately sent the imperial doctor to diagnose and treat her and take care of her personally. After some hard work, the Ulanala clan finally regained his health.
However, the good times did not last long, and this time it was Yongzheng's turn to fall ill. The Ulanala clan once again put down the affairs in their hands and took care of Yongzheng day and night. Under her careful care, Yongzheng finally got through the difficulties and recovered.
But at this moment, the Ulanala clan himself fell. Seeing this, Yongzheng immediately ordered her to be moved out of the palace, so that she could stay away from the harem and recuperate. This move made the eunuchs and palace maids at that time puzzled, thinking that Yongzheng was so ruthless to his queen.
But that's not the case. Yongzheng's original intention was to provide a quiet environment for the Wulanala clan, so that she could stay away from the hustle and bustle of the harem and recuperate. Unfortunately, Ulanala left a few days later at the age of 51.
Yongzheng was grief-stricken, he said: "She married me when she was 10 years old, and after more than 40 years of marriage, the husband and wife are emotionally integrated. She was a wonderful person, filial and respectful, and she was like a day for forty years. "
This marriage not only witnesses a love affair across time and space, but also reflects the brilliance of human nature in an era. The story of Wulanala and Yongzheng is not only moving, but also makes people think: what is true love?
How can a girl who marries her uncle at the age of 10 find happiness in such a marriage? How can an emperor maintain a deep attachment to his wife at the pinnacle of power?
This story not only allows us to see a touching love, but also makes us feel the brilliance of humanity in an era. Let's walk into this unknown queen love story and feel the sincere emotions that transcend time and space.
A girl who married her uncle at the age of 10
Born into a Manchurian aristocratic family, her mother was the daughter of Murhu, who was Nurhachi's great-granddaughter. Such a blood relationship makes there a kinship between the Wulanala clan and Yongzheng, and she wants to call Yongzheng "uncle".
In 1711, at the age of 10, the Ulanala clan married the then vassal king Yongzheng. Such a marriage was not uncommon among the Manchurian aristocracy at that time, but it was undoubtedly a huge challenge for a 10-year-old girl.
For the Ulanala clan, this age difference and kinship have undoubtedly brought a lot of pressure to her married life. But she was not bound by these, on the contrary, she quickly won the trust and love of Yongzheng with her virtue and talent.
The Ulanala clan was a very virtuous woman. She treats the concubines in the harem well and cares about their children, so that there is no intrigue in the entire harem. This also made Yongzheng trust her very much and regarded her as the closest person.
For the next 40 years, Wulanala and Yongzheng lived a loving married life. Although Wulanala did not have children, she is still the person Yongzheng trusts and relies on the most.
In 1728, at the age of 47, Ulanara fell ill. When Yongzheng heard the news, he immediately sent the imperial doctor to diagnose and treat her and take care of her personally. After some hard work, the Ulanala clan finally regained his health.
This illness made the Ulanara clan realize that his physical condition was not very good. She began to pay more attention to her body, minimizing exertion and resting. But the good times didn't last long, and this time it was Yongzheng's turn to fall ill.
Yongzheng's condition was very serious, and he did not improve after taking medicine for several months. Yongzheng was worried that he would not be able to survive, so he summoned his confidants to discuss the matter of the edict.
Seeing this, the Ulanala clan once again put down the affairs in their hands and took care of Yongzheng day and night. Under her careful care, Yongzheng finally got through the difficulties and recovered.
But at this moment, the Ulanala clan himself fell. Seeing this, Yongzheng immediately ordered her to be moved out of the palace, so that she could stay away from the harem and recuperate. This move made the eunuchs and palace maids at that time puzzled, thinking that Yongzheng was so ruthless to his queen.
But that's not the case. Yongzheng's original intention was to provide a quiet environment for the Wulanala clan, so that she could stay away from the hustle and bustle of the harem and recuperate. Unfortunately, Ulanala left a few days later at the age of 51.
An emperor's deep affection for his wife
Yongzheng was a very picky emperor, but he had a different attitude towards the Ulanala clan.
The Ulanala clan does not have a son by her side, but she can still sit on the throne of the queen, which is enough to prove that she is a capable person. At the same time, it also shows that Yongzheng recognizes her as the queen very much.
After the death of the Wulanala clan, Yongzheng was grief-stricken, he said: "She married me when she was 10 years old, and after more than 40 years of marriage, the husband and wife are in harmony. She was a wonderful person, filial and respectful, and she was like a day for forty years. "
This passage fully demonstrates Yongzheng's deep attachment to the Wulanala clan. Even at the pinnacle of power, Yongzheng has not forgotten his wife.
After the death of the Wulanala clan, Yongzheng wanted to go to the funeral in person, but the ministers were afraid that he would be sad and unbearable, so they advised him one after another. Seeing this, Yongzheng had no choice but to obey and personally named him "Empress Filial Piety".
Later, after Yongzheng died, the Wulanala clan was buried with him in Tailing. Such an arrangement also fully reflects Yongzheng's deep attachment to the Wulanala clan.
This marriage not only witnesses a love affair across time and space, but also reflects the brilliance of human nature in an era. The story of Wulanala and Yongzheng is not only moving, but also makes people think: what is true love?
How can a girl who marries her uncle at the age of 10 find happiness in such a marriage? How can an emperor maintain a deep attachment to his wife at the pinnacle of power?
This story not only allows us to see a touching love, but also makes us feel the brilliance of humanity in an era. Let's walk into this unknown queen love story and feel the sincere emotions that transcend time and space.
The splendor of humanity of an era
The marriage between Wulanala and Yongzheng is different from those political marriages, but a sincere love that transcends time and space.
The Ulanala clan was born into a Manchurian aristocracy and married his uncle Yongzheng at the age of 10. Such a marriage was not uncommon among the Manchurian aristocracy at that time, but it was undoubtedly a huge challenge for a 10-year-old girl.
However, the Ulanala clan was not bound by these. On the contrary, with her virtue and talent, she quickly won Yongzheng's trust and love. The relationship between the two also deepened day by day, and finally came together.
For the next 40 years, Wulanala and Yongzheng lived a loving married life. Although Wulanala did not have children, she is still the person Yongzheng trusts and relies on the most.
In 1728, at the age of 47, Ulanara fell ill. When Yongzheng heard the news, he immediately sent the imperial doctor to diagnose and treat her and take care of her personally. After some hard work, the Ulanala clan finally regained his health.
However, the good times did not last long, and this time it was Yongzheng's turn to fall ill. The Ulanala clan once again put down the affairs in their hands and took care of Yongzheng day and night. Under her careful care, Yongzheng finally got through the difficulties and recovered.
But at this moment, the Ulanala clan himself fell. Seeing this, Yongzheng immediately ordered her to be moved out of the palace, so that she could stay away from the harem and recuperate. This move made the eunuchs and palace maids at that time puzzled, thinking that Yongzheng was so ruthless to his queen.
But that's not the case. Yongzheng's original intention was to provide a quiet environment for the Wulanala clan, so that she could stay away from the hustle and bustle of the harem and recuperate. Unfortunately, Ulanala left a few days later at the age of 51.
Yongzheng was grief-stricken, he said: "She married me when she was 10 years old, and after more than 40 years of marriage, the husband and wife are emotionally integrated. She was a wonderful person, filial and respectful, and she was like a day for forty years. "
This passage fully demonstrates Yongzheng's deep attachment to the Wulanala clan. Even at the pinnacle of power, Yongzheng has not forgotten his wife.
Later, after Yongzheng died, the Wulanala clan was buried with him in Tailing. Such an arrangement also fully reflects Yongzheng's deep attachment to the Wulanala clan.
epilogue
This marriage not only witnesses a love affair across time and space, but also reflects the brilliance of human nature in an era. The story of Wulanala and Yongzheng is not only moving, but also makes people think: what is true love?
How can a girl who marries her uncle at the age of 10 find happiness in such a marriage? How can an emperor maintain a deep attachment to his wife at the pinnacle of power?
This story not only allows us to see a touching love, but also makes us feel the brilliance of humanity in an era. Let's walk into this unknown queen love story and feel the sincere emotions that transcend time and space.