During the Qingming Festival, in the spring of March in the north of the mainland, everything recovers and is full of vitality. Among them, the Qing Dongling Scenic Area located in Beijing is the best place for the six tombs, and has become the first choice for many tourists to indulge in the landscape.
There are not only the mausoleums of Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Kangxi, but also a rare affectionate story recorded in history books, and the cemetery has also become a place that people yearn for. This situation and this scene are as warm as the warm sun in spring, and it is worth stopping and savoring.
Emperor Yongzheng Aixinjueluo Yinzhen was the fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty. His favorite was the Han woman Nian, who was born in a family, and was later posthumously named the imperial concubine of Dunsu. This pair of imperial concubines is very affectionate, after eleven years of time and rain, and finally it is "born together, died in the same cave", and was buried together in Tailing.
This story is not only recorded in the history books, but also widely praised by later generations of literati and writers. So, what kind of wonderful story made this pair of imperial concubines into the hearts of the masters, and it is still indelible? Let's find out.
The rise and fall of the heavenly family, the emperor's concubine is blessed, and the ups and downs are like dreams in the next world. It is said that Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen was born in the 60th year of Kangxi in Yonghe Palace, the Forbidden City, Beijing, and his biological mother was Queen Wuya. He was loved by the imperial family since he was a child, and was raised by Empress Xiao Yiren and married to the Ulanala clan. In his early years, Yinzhen was just a bald little brother.
In the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi, Yinzhen won the title of Dorobelle, and the following year he was canonized as Prince Yong, and Nian's family also entered his Yongwang Mansion and became a side Fujin.
Everyone in the world knows that Emperor Yongzheng is a good ruler of the family, but he is a seed of infatuation in terms of feelings. Nian's gentle and dignified, intelligent and virtuous, has won the emperor's favor since she was a child, and has undoubtedly become a favorite concubine.
After ascending the throne, Yinzhen not only canonized Nian's concubine, but also promoted her to the imperial concubine when she was critically ill. Not only that, but he also gave Nian a lot of graces, which warmed her life like the sun. Even the children born to Nian's family, even if they don't live long, Yinzhen is also very fond of them.
Let's listen to how Yongzheng doted on the eighth brother Fuhui back then. This son was weak since he was a child, and his father spared no effort to treat his illness, and once asked for good doctors and ginseng from North Korea. He even made an exception to allow Nian to raise the child himself, and gave him a name for Fuhui and rewarded treasures. When he died, the emperor was very sad and gifted, which was embarrassing. Cheng can be said to be the most favored of the children born of the favorite concubine.
It is not an exaggeration to weigh the so-called "people who can kill themselves to become benevolent and can sacrifice their lives for righteousness". Giving birth to children was originally a great blessing in life, but Nian's was ill-fated, and the three sons and one daughter born to them all belonged to Huangquan. However, even so, that child's affection will eventually become eternal.
Even the Nian family, the emperor is also favored. Lao Jun once specially ordered the whole family to be carried into the yellow flag, and the blessing was full of shade. Even his father, brothers, and relatives are also favored by the emperor, although there are young people who have been convicted, but they do not inflict the tragedy of "Zhulian Nine Clans".
It is not surprising that he was favored during his lifetime, and even after Nian's death, it was also an honor. Emperor Yongzheng was angry at the simple funeral rites, and ordered a gorgeous marriage; He also ordered the princes of his close ministers to personally perform the ceremony and express his intentions; He also allowed the young concubine to be buried in Tailing with herself, which can be said to have always been treated with the affection of her children. This pampering is affectionate, which is really commendable.
Looking back at the harem of the Qing Dynasty, the geometry is open and dark, and the fighting is excessive, which is suffocating. The relationship between Emperor Yongzheng and Nian is so commendable, and throughout his life, there are few suspicions, and they are like brothers. Isn't the love of this imperial concubine exactly what we yearn for and praise today?
There is so much love in the world, who would have expected that the emperor and concubines would also have such a deep affection for each family. Behind all this, there is a touching story between Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen and Nian's. Therefore, this pair of imperial concubines is not only the legend of the three dynasties of Kang Yongqian, but also a rare swan song in the history of the mainland, which has been passed down for centuries.
Emperor Yongzheng favored the Dunsu Emperor and the concubine for 11 years, and the two died suddenly, but in the end, they were able to "live together, die with the same hole" and have no regrets, and want to come to their whole lives, such habits and favors, must be the greatest happiness of the Nian.
Who said that there was only conspiracy and power struggle between the emperor and his concubines? The relationship between Emperor Yongzheng and Nian Guifei was pure and romantic, and it became a rare true love story in history. Even in the heavy government, Yongzheng still remembers his attachment to Nian Guifei, and his love for the heirs born to her is beyond words.
Putting aside political conspiracy, just talking about the relationship between the two imperial concubines shows that Yongzheng has a soft heart. Faced with the death of Nian Guifei's serious illness, he hurried back to Beijing after going to Jingling to pay homage in person, lest he miss the last meeting. Even during the strict sacrificial period, he still promoted Nian Guifei to the imperial concubine, reflecting his cherishing of her. Before his death, he specially instructed the Ministry of Rites that no matter the death of the young concubine, the funeral guard of honor must be held according to the highest specifications.
After the death of the Nian Guifei, Yongzheng was very sad and personally supervised the funeral decorations, which involved countless officials to be punished, which shows the depth of his intentions. From the personal funeral to the special funeral, every link shows the emperor's unique favor for the young concubine. In the end, Nian Guifei was even more prosperous, and was able to be buried in the Tailing underground palace with Emperor Yongzheng and the empress, writing an immortal love legend.
Throughout the Yongzheng period, this good story is really a rare touch of color in the life of the Qing Dynasty palace. In that era, it was difficult to compare with the concubines in the harem, it was the norm to fight openly and secretly, and it was even more common to compete for favor and succession. However, the Dunsu Imperial Concubine Nian was able to rely on her gentle and virtuous personality and unique charm to win the favor of Emperor Yongzheng for eleven years, which is rare.
Of course, Nian's own outstanding talent and noble character are indispensable. Under the Eight Banners system of the Manchu Dynasty, she was born in a family of Han Banners and had a prominent background. After entering the Yongwang Mansion, she adhered to etiquette, knew how to respect her elders, and was respected by Emperor Kangxi. This ability to run a family became an important reason why Emperor Yongzheng relied on her later.
What is even more commendable is that although Nian's status is respected, he has never been arrogant, but humble and polite, which is quite appreciated by Emperor Yongzheng. It is rumored that she was not only filial to her in-laws, but also diligent in studying, managing her family well, and having both talent and morality. Presumably, it was this virtuous virtue that made Emperor Yongzheng love her again, and the relationship between the two became deeper and deeper.
However, fate often does not go as planned. Although the imperial concubines are very affectionate, they cannot escape the ordeal of the impermanence of life. Nian Guifei was weak and sickly, and the three sons and one daughter born to her died in her early years. And Fuhui, the only child who lived to be eight years old, also died in six years, and Emperor Yongzheng was grief-stricken. However, even in the face of such a blow, he still regarded Fuhui as the pearl of his palm, respected him very much, and gave him the prince's funeral gift.
A generation of Ming Jun is undoubtedly favored and honored, which shows that Emperor Yongzheng's care for Nian Guifei's family is from the heart. Therefore, although Nian's marriage is late, he can be in the harem of the concubine; Although she has many sons and no heirs, her descendants can soar and enjoy the ultimate honor of the imperial mausoleum. Putting aside the political wrestling, judging from the love of the imperial concubines alone, it shows that their pure romance and affection have made countless descendants yearn for it.
Life is impermanent, and we should cherish the present. Although Nian encountered many ups and downs in his life, he was also bathed in the grace of the emperor until the last moment of his life. Her experience is very emotional, and it makes us cherish the good times in front of us even more. Holding the hand of the son and snuggling with the son, is not it comparable to the happiness of the favorite concubine of the king of God?