Friends who have read "Kangxi Micro Service Private Interview" are not unfamiliar with the Yi Concubine who has always accompanied the Kangxi Emperor, and her historical prototype is one of the "four concubines" of the Kangxi Emperor's harem, Yifei Guo Luoluoshi.
Although the historical Kangxi did not take Yifei everywhere as in the TV series, "micro-service private visits", and even if he left Beijing, it was impossible to take only Yifei, a concubine, but Kangxi's extreme love for Yifei Guo Luoluoshi is still an indisputable fact.
First, according to the Records of the Yongxian, the Kangxi Emperor's feelings for Yifei Guo Luoluoshi were
"The deepest affection."
Second, during her lifetime, Concubine Yi gave birth to three sons for the Kangxi Emperor, namely the Fifth Brother Yinqi born in the eighteenth year of Kangxi (1679), the Ninth Brother Yinqi born in the twenty-second year of Kangxi (1683), and the eleventh Brother Yinyu born in the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi (1685).
Third, when Yifei Kangxi entered the palace in the sixteenth year (1677), she was directly crowned "Yi Concubine" by the Kangxi Emperor, and among the "four concubines" of "Huiyi Derong", her promotion to concubine was the fastest, and she was the only one who was crowned without giving birth to a prince.
Fourth, it was the Kangxi Emperor who ranked him second among the "Four Concubines", second only to the eldest brother Yinfu's birth mother, Huifei Nalashi. However, Princess Hui was born in the Yehenara clan of the Kangxi Dynasty's powerful courtier Mingzhu, and the Kangxi Emperor arranged this arrangement with the consideration of wooing and appeasing Mingzhu and others, and from a personal point of view, Concubine Yi was more favored by Kangxi.
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However, it was such a concubine who was extremely favored by the Kangxi Emperor, and after the Kangxi Emperor's death, she was continuously humiliated and attacked by Yongzheng, and then was directly expelled from the palace by Yongzheng, and even after her death, she was not allowed to be buried in the Jing mausoleum of the Kangxi Emperor.
It is precisely because of this that Yifei Guo Luoluoshi became the most tragic of all the concubines of Kangxi.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Kangxi's coffin has not yet been buried, and Yifei Guoluoluo's "nightmare" has begun. </h1>
In the sixty-first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1722), the Kangxi Emperor died, and the fourth son of the Emperor, Yin Chan, successfully ascended the throne and became the later Yongzheng Emperor.
Kangxi died on November 13 of that year, however, on November 29, just over ten days after Kangxi's death, Yongzheng issued a "superior edict" at the imperial meeting, and made a very harsh "denunciation" against Yifei Guo Luoluoshi.
"There are no two days in heaven, and there is no two masters in the country." Now the new is the big position, everything follows the canon, the rate is from the old chapter. When the empress dowager saw the empress dowager, how neat and solemn it was, all the mothers and concubines saw it. The present Lady of the Mother of The Crown Princess is charity and humble, remembers the old feelings, and does not hesitate to give another great gift, which is the gift of the Queen Mother of the Mother. It is a ceremony to honor the will of the Empress Dowager and to serve the mothers and concubines with all her heart. Great events came out, sorrows were cut to the point, the mind was in a trance, and the place of the ritual was not known. But the mothers and princesses themselves should obey the state rituals as before. That is, if the concubines can walk with people's armpits, they should perform the ritual together with the mothers and concubines, or if they have difficult steps, they can mourn everywhere. It was a four-person soft bed in front of the empress dowager and walked with the mothers and concubines one after another, which was very arrogant and incompatible with the national ceremony. Before the Imperial Examination ascended to the Zi Palace, in a hurry, when Concubine Yi saw her, her temperament was similar to that of the Empress Dowager, and she was completely unaware of the national system. In such places, when the general manager obstructs, he does not have a word to say, and he will not avoid sin. If it is not passed on, it is afraid that the national system will be violated, and the stakes will be very high. After the autobiography, if it is still not changed, it is convicted of the crime of governing the country according to the law. ”
In Yongzheng's "Edict", the focus was on the three "crimes" of Concubine Yi.
First, Yifei Guo Luoluoshi was very disrespectful to The Wuya Clan, the birth mother of Yongzheng, who had become the Empress Dowager at that time, and when the Kangxi Empress Dowagers were accompanied, they actually walked in front of the Wuya Clan, without the concept and consciousness of identity and status, "very arrogant, incompatible with the national ceremony."
Second, at that time, Wu Yashi's physical condition was also very bad, but still let people support him, walking to pay tribute to Kangxi, only Yifei Guo Luoluoshi was "sitting on a soft bed of four people" forward, engaging in "specialization", completely disregarding the rules and etiquette of the palace.
Third, when Concubine Guo Luo Luo was in front of Yongzheng, "her temperament was similar to that of the empress dowager", and there was no courtesy of a monarch at all, which was extremely disrespectful to Yongzheng.
It was precisely because these three "crimes" caused Great Dissatisfaction from Yongzheng, who first arranged personnel to closely monitor Concubine Yi, and then in the first year of Yongzheng (1723), directly "expelled" Concubine Guo Luoluo from the palace and handed over to his son, Brother Yinqi.
In the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732), Yin Qi died, and Yongzheng still left Concubine Yi in Yin Qi's Prince Heng's palace and did not allow her to enter the palace. A year later, in the eleventh year of Yongzheng (1733), Princess Yi died of loneliness and illness, and Yongzheng was still extremely resentful of her, and ordered that she should not be buried in the Jing mausoleum of the Kangxi Emperor, until the second year of Qianlong (1737), Yifei was finally buried.
Regardless of the Yongzheng Emperor himself or the successor Qianlong Emperor, neither the Yifei was canonized as a "concubine".
In stark contrast to Concubine Yi is the eldest brother's birth mother, Princess Hui, of the Nara clan.
As early as the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709), the eldest brother Yinfu was punished by Kangxi for "cutting off the emperor and seizing the knighthood and imprisoning him for life" because of the matter of the "Weizhen" crown prince Yinrong, and when Kangxi died, Yinfu was still in captivity. As a result, Yongzheng entrusted Huifei Nala to his adopted son, The Eight Brothers Yinyu, and after Yin's death, he was again taken in by Yongzheng into the palace to take care of, and finally ended in a good ending, and was buried in the Jingling Tomb that year.
In contrast, the ending of Yifei Guo Luo Luoshi is indeed very bleak and tragic.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the dismal end of Concubine Guo Luoluo, both because of his son Yin Yu, but also because of her own "problems". </h1>
In the later years of the Kangxi Dynasty, in order to compete for the throne, the Kangxi princes staged an extremely fierce drama of "nine sons and nine concubines", and finally Yongzheng became the victor of this battle for the throne, and ascended the throne after The death of Kangxi.
However, Yongzheng's path to the throne was not smooth, and in the whole process, the most threatening and fierce competition with him were the princes of the "Eight Ye Party", including the Eight Brothers Yinyu, the Ninth Brother Yinyu, the Tenth Brother Yinyu, and the FourteenTh Brother Yinyu.
Needless to say, he has always been Yongzheng's most powerful political enemy and competitor, and has a very high popularity, and has won the support of the vast majority of officials in the court, which can be said to have caused great trouble and trouble to Yongzheng's process of taking the concubine, and Yongzheng's hatred for him has become a matter of course.
In addition to the Eight Brothers Yinyu, Yongzheng was also full of extreme resentment towards the Nine Brothers Yinyu.
As the richest of the Kangxi princes, Yin Yu himself had no intention of seizing the throne, and he used all his wealth to support the eight brothers Yin Yu's struggle for the throne, and after Yin Yu completely lost his qualification to seize the throne because of the "Eagle Shooting Incident", he chose to continue to support the fourteen brothers yin yu to participate in the competition for the throne, including providing activity funds, bribing imperial court officials, and building image projects. Among them, Yin Yu has contributed a lot, and is a strategy, and he is extremely active.
After Yongzheng ascended the throne, Yin Yu was still disobedient and secretly engaged in confrontation with Yongzheng, which further aroused Yongzheng's strong dissatisfaction.
Finally, in the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726), Yin Yu was ordered by Yongzheng to strip the yellow belt, strip him of his clan membership, and then be directly imprisoned to death, and even his name was changed to the humiliating "Seth Black".
As a result, out of "hatred for the house and Wu" of the Nine Brothers Yinyu, his birth mother, Concubine Guo Luoluoshi, became the object of Yongzheng's anger, and it became inevitable that he would be treated extremely harshly.
At the same time, some of Yifei's own behaviors did make Yongzheng very dissatisfied, or that Yifei was "killed" by her own "self-cleverness" to a certain extent.
Here we also want to talk about the Huifei Nara clan mentioned above.
Also as the mother of Yongzheng's political enemies, the ending of Huifei Nala clan can be said to be very satisfactory. One of the most important reasons was that Princess Hui maintained very kind and friendly relations with the other concubines of the Kangxi Emperor, and did not oppress other concubines because of her status and status as the head of the "Four Concubines". In particular, the relationship with Yongzheng's biological mother, Princess Wuya, was quite harmonious, which laid a very good foundation for him to be respected in the Yongzheng Dynasty and to be able to die well. Coupled with his very deliberate maintenance of the distance with the eldest brother Yinfu, the eighth brother Yinyu and others, he put himself outside the "Nine Sons and Concubines", and then he was not angered by Yongzheng from beginning to end.
And Yifei Guo Luo Luoshi is a completely different scene.
After Kangxi's death, it was already Yongzheng who sat on the throne, but Concubine Yi still could not judge the situation, and did not fully understand the true meaning of the aphorisms such as "people have to bow their heads under the eaves" and "there is no end to the egg under the nest".
Therefore, this is why she traveled in a car, walked before she had become the empress dowager Wu Yashi, and the "death" behavior of disrespect for Yongzheng.
The so-called "habit becomes nature", through such behavior, it is not difficult to see that when Kangxi was alive, Concubine Yi must have been fighting for her own identity and status, looking down on Wu Yashi very much, and also very hostile to her son Yin Yu's political enemy Yongzheng, so she would naturally behave unnaturally on such occasions.
And Yongzheng was already full of resentment towards him, coupled with Yifei GuoLuoluo's rudeness and arrogance, which directly gave Yongzheng a reason and excuse to vent his anger, which also led to Yifei's dismal ending.
In this way, Yifei Guo Luoluo became the most tragic of all the Kangxi empresses.
As for Yongzheng, treating his father's favored concubine in such a resolute manner, in addition to revenge on his political enemy Yin Yu and venting his resentment against YiFei herself, was undoubtedly a stern warning to his former political enemies and opponents in this way.
From this point of view, Yifei Guo Luo luoshi thus became a "victim" of political struggle, which undoubtedly highlighted the ruthlessness of the imperial power. And for her dismal situation, we can only feel sorry.