Why didn't Qianlong allow her to be mentioned in the palace more than ten years after her death? What about the official history?

Recently, I relived my favorite court love. In the play, when Yi Ru accompanied her on a southern tour of Hangzhou, I heard Gan Long and a fireworks woman singing and dancing on the boat. When Yi Ru came to the dragon boat angrily and ordered the waiter to step down, he had a fierce quarrel with the emperor. For example, Yi Ru was completely disheartened with the emperor and "broke his hair" to show that he had nothing to do with the emperor. Seeing this scene, I can't help feeling a little sad.

You know, during the Qing dynasty, the emperor's concubines were not allowed to "cut their hair" at will, except during the emperor's death and national mourning. To "shave your head" at will like Yi Ru is to curse yourself in the eyes of Qianlong.

The wishful "broken hair" in the play is more like a woman in a besieged city, pursuing pure love and marriage in her heart.

At the end of the TV series, Qianlong understood Ruyi's heart and wanted to save Ruyi's queen status, but Ruyi refused. Shortly after Ruyi's death, the emperor ordered her to be buried as a imperial concubine, and all her marks in the palace were erased. However, before the emperor left, he ordered someone to bring Ruyi's broken hair, cut it himself, put it with Ruyi, and quietly left with a box in his hand. This shows that.

Although the story in this paragraph is true in history, it is not as beautiful as that written in the TV series.

Ruyi's prototype is Nala, the second queen of Qianlong.

In the official history, she is actually not favored. She married Qianlong when he was a prince, and Nora was just a side blessing.

In the 13th year of Qianlong (1April 8th, 748), Empress Xiaoxian died and there was no one in the palace. According to the imperial edict of Empress Dowager Cixi, Qianlong appointed her as the Queen of Succession, because during the mourning period of the Empress before July, she was first named as the imperial concubine.

It can be seen that Nora can sit on the queen's throne, which means: 1, the queen mother took a fancy to Nora, not the emperor liked her; 2. The harem can't be without a queen presiding over the sixth house, and Nora's can take this position.

But if Yi was made queen, she also gave birth to twelve sons, thirteen sons and five daughters for Qianlong.

It is stipulated in the Qing palace that the emperor must be with the queen on the first and fifteenth day of the first lunar month. It can be seen that the privilege of the queen does not bring her love.

As written in the play, Nora accompanied Gan Long on the fourth southern tour in the official history, but when he was in Hangzhou, he was suddenly sent by the emperor to send the queen back to the palace.

In the 30th year of Qianlong (1765), Qianlong celebrated the birthday of Queen Nala on the 10th day of February. On the 18th of February, they had breakfast together, but at the evening dinner, the emperor gave the first course to the imperial concubine. You know, when the queen is here, the first course must be given to the queen first. Many people around me are puzzled because they don't know that the queen has done it.

People around you feel strange, and Ganlong feels even more strange. The queen had broken her hair, so they asked people to interrogate the servants who served the queen that day, and even asked their buddies to look at what the queen had used to see if there were any signs of evil.

On May 14, Qianlong ordered the Queen's four volumes of precious memorials to be taken away, which reduced the number of people serving, but the title of the Queen was not taken away.

On June 24th, Qianlong sent a secret letter to Naisuken:

In forty-one years of Qianlong Yankuang case, Yankuang confessed:

There is an exhibition in Nanjing Museum, which is a compromise from May 15 to May 10. Dry long read aloud a way:

It can be concluded that when the queen "broke", the emperor was not in front of her.

The story of the queen's "broken hair" is widely circulated. Although Gan Long admitted that it did happen, he never gave any official explanation to explain why the Queen's hair was "broken".

In the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766), at the end of July 14th, Queen Nora passed away. After her death, Qianlong only made twelve elder brothers wear mourning clothes for more than ten days. He also said that she was Fu Bo and was buried according to the funeral etiquette of the imperial concubine, but in the end she was a concubine, and the coffin was just stuffed in a place casually.

When the Qing Yuling Mausoleum was excavated and cleaned up, it was found that the coffin of Queen Nala was in the underground palace of Emperor Chunhui, and there was not even a divine card. After the funeral, there was no mention of her record, or even a portrait of her before her death.

At that time, an imperial adviser named Li Yuming wrote a letter about the Queen. When Qianlong saw it, he was furious. Li Yuming was not only removed from office, but also sent to Yili.

It can be seen that Qianlong hated this scandal. After seeing what happened to Li Yuming, naturally no one dared to mention it again. The key point is that when Qianlong was alive, Queen Nala's behavior of "cutting off her hair" was disrespectful to the emperor, and where to put Qianlong's face.

Ganlong, who values fame, thinks that he has made outstanding achievements in his life. "Broken hair" is a big scandal of the royal family and undoubtedly a big stain on his life. How could Qianlong leave such a "joke" for future generations to entertain themselves?