Why can the filial piety queen get the favor of Qianlong?

Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty had 4 1 empresses in his life, among which 5 women were buried with him. They are: Empress Xiao Xianchun, Empress Xiao Yichun, Empress Hui Xian, Empress Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin and Empress Shu Jia. Because these five women can be said to be a collection of thousands of favorites, they were fortunate enough to be buried with Emperor Qianlong in the Yuling underground palace.

If you want to talk about the favorite woman of Ganlongtian, netizens who like history books will definitely think of Filial Piety. Gan Long's favorite woman is his wife, Fu Chashi, the filial piety queen. This is true, but just as Yuan Zhen can write such a secret poem for his dead wife Wei Cong, "I am lazy to remember flowers, marry and marry, fall in love with Pei Shuen, remarry, and make a clean break with the famous prostitute Xue Tao. Strangely enough, Emperor Qianlong, who was coquettish and affectionate all his life, missed his wife and arranged the original queen's tomb, but also made careful arrangements for his future burial with concubines.

Although the Draft of the History of the Qing Dynasty rarely makes it clear indirectly which empresses are in favor, the main criterion for judging whether empresses in the Qing Dynasty are out of favor is their promotion rate and the frequency of raising offspring. Fei Yi, De Fei and others, the favorite concubines of Emperor Kangxi, and Yang Guifei, the favorite concubine of Yong Zhengdi, learned it in this way. After all? As a result, a son of heaven is willing to have children with a woman from time to time, even at the rate of one child a year, or although this woman can't have any offspring, she is promoted to a high position in the harem from time to time. Such a woman doesn't think about anything but the comments favored by the son of heaven.

Similarly, there are 37 concubines above Zhuzi in Qianlong harem, not to mention those whose grades are too low to make detailed statistics. However, there are a large number of concubines in the harem, but the ones who can really lose the favor of Emperor Qianlong are Empress Xiao, Empress Huixian, Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, Empress Shujia and Empress Xiaoyi. It is precisely because these five queens are women who have really paid lofty sentiments for Qianlong that Qianlong personally buried them in his Yuling underground palace. In this way, whether they meet in the ghost domain in the future or go to the afterlife, Qianlong will also be accompanied by these five talents. Such a move is also the only example of looking at the Qing Dynasty: Qianlong was the only emperor among the thirteen emperors in the Qing Dynasty who buried all his concubines except the queen in the underground palace, and as many as three concubines were placed in the underground palace! Even the former Yong Zhengdi only buried Nianguifei in the Tailing underground palace.

So what kind of man can lose the favor of Emperor Qianlong? Let's gossip together.

Fu Cha, the former queen of Emperor Qianlong, must bear the brunt. Queen Fu Cha is a very virtuous woman. She gave birth to a second brother for Qianlong, which made Qianlong, who was bent on making his eldest son the crown prince, extremely happy. Unexpectedly, Yong Lian, the long-awaited second brother sent by Qianlong, was unfortunately short-lived and only nine years old, which made Qianlong feel sad. In addition, Yong Lian was a candidate who kept secrets, so he was posthumously named as Crown Prince Duan Hui.

After losing her only son, Queen Fu Cha, who had not been reborn for 15 years, had to be an older woman and gave birth to her seventh brother Yong Cong at the age of 34, but death did not let go of this prince who was born in a very difficult situation. Yong Cong was only two years old when he died of acne. Qianlong hoped that the mentality of making the prince an heir would be hit hard again, so he wrote bitterly in the imperial edict: "Yong Cong is a wise child since childhood. I wanted to educate him well and become a crown prince when I grew up, but now he died of smallpox? Yong Cong is too young to be compared with the Crown Prince Duan Hui, but Queen Fu Cha is always respectful and virtuous. Although she didn't have time to support the first emperor in filial piety, she spared no effort to support the empress dowager for more than ten years and was very filial. She can be called a saint, so Yong Cong's funeral should be preferential. " And named Yong Cong as the prince of philosophy.

Queen Fu Cha, who suffered bereavement in succession, died on her way to the south of China. Emperor Qianlong was sad, but the queen's funeral could not be delayed, and posthumous title had to do it. When it comes to posthumous title's "filial piety" of Queen Fu Cha, we can't help but mention Hui Xianfei, another favorite of Qianlong.

Hui Xian's noble concubine is a high-quality coat for her whole life. She was originally a Han Chinese, but she was named the side Fujin of Prince Bao by Yongzheng. Although Gao was childless and childless, Gan Long still loved her very much. Only twenty-one days after he ascended the throne, he made her the imperial concubine, and at the same time ordered Gao's maiden to be raised from the gown to the yellow flag. Later, when the knighthood ceremony was held, Qianlong Gao Made especially enjoyed the etiquette that Princess Wang Fujin and a slut with more than three items went to her bedroom to kowtow to her.

After ten years of Qianlong's New Year's Day, Gao's old illness recurred. In order to make her feel better, Qianlong made her the imperial concubine, but three days later, Gao died of illness.

Gan Long was very sad about Gao's farewell, and personally formulated posthumous title's Meeting the Immortals for her. After witnessing her husband being dubbed "Huixian", Fu Cha was very impressed and thought that he would be dubbed Huixian after his death. So, her sadness came from this, and she couldn't help crying and saying to her surprised husband, "I must have read the first word of the Queen Mother posthumous title.

This is not a big deal, and my wife begged me in tears, and there is no reason for Qianlong to disagree. Therefore, after death, in addition to the word "filial piety", another word "xian" was determined on the day after Huixian was appointed. Later, Empress Xiaoxian and Empress Huixian were buried together in Yuling Underground Palace. Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, another favorite of Qianlong, was buried with Empress Huixian and Empress Xiaoxian in Yuling Underground Palace.

As early as when Qianlong was just a treasure prince, Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin Fu Cha was chosen by Yongzheng and gave his son a princess, but Fu Cha died unfortunately when he failed to cooperate with her husband when he ascended the throne. However, Qianlong missed her from time to time. As soon as he acceded to the throne, he named her a princess, and then named her an imperial concubine under one person and above ten thousand people. He went to posthumous title as a "philosopher" and was buried in the underground palace with Empress Xiaoxian and Empress Huixian.

However, some people think that Fu Chashi was made a high-ranking imperial concubine because she was highly qualified among the concubines in Qianlong and gave birth to the son of the emperor. However, like Fu Chashi, Yu Fei, like Fu Chashi, has been supporting Qianlong in the early hours of the morning, and Yu Fei's son, Yong Qi, Qianlong's favorite five elder brothers, wants to be the crown prince. Consequence Happy Princess was an ordinary concubine before Qianlong died, and was buried in the Imperial Palace in Yuling after her death, instead of being buried in the underground palace like Fu Cha. Therefore, there is no doubt that Qianlong dotes on Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin.

Although these three beloved queens died one after another, fortunately, there was also a Shu Jiagui who accompanied Gan Long. This Shu family imperial concubine, Jin, is from the Han army, not Manchu, but Han Chinese. However, after Qianlong acceded to the throne, he was named Zhu Xi and was promoted to a concubine the following year. In the following ten years, Jin and Jia Guifei were promoted together and successively gave birth to four emperors for Qianlong. After Jin's death, Qianlong named her the imperial concubine and posthumous title the "Shu Jia" and was buried in the underground palace of Yuling.

The death of the beloved Shu Fei made Gan Long feel extremely sad again, but fortunately, the gentle and considerate filial piety queen accompanied him silently from time to time, and this filial piety queen was none other than the biological mother of the son of Jiaqing in the future, the gentle and virtuous imperial concubine empress in the TV series "Princess Huanzhu"!

Therefore, you don't know without reading history. When I read it, I was shocked. It turns out that not only the princess in TV series fell out of favor, but also the princess in history books fell out of favor. Your concubine's real name is Wei, and she is a Han Chinese. Although she did not give birth to a son and a half daughters from time to time after entering the palace, she was given titles from time to time and was given titles by Wei from time to time. Compared with the imperial edict that Zhu Zi waited 19 years to be crowned as a concubine in the Ming Dynasty. Lin was timid in the palace for 43 years before being crowned a concubine. Bai Changchang even endured 44 years from time to time to get the chance to be crowned as Zhu Xi, making the princess childless but born from Zhu Xi to a princess in just three years. How incredible this is! If it weren't for Qianlong's doting on her, how could your princess continue to be promoted so quickly?

From the twenty-first year of Qianlong, the imperial concubine gave birth to a prince or princess every year, and from time to time she opened branches for the royal family. In the twenty-four years of Qianlong, she was named the imperial concubine, and then three princes were born one after another. Thirty years after Qianlong, the imperial concubine was promoted to the imperial concubine again and was given the power to manage the harem. After Urnala was placed under house arrest, there was no head of the harem, and Qianlong happily hired his beloved imperial concubine to take charge of the harem. Being in charge of the harem is almost a great reputation for concubines, because besides the queen, concubines who are qualified to be in charge of the harem are either favored by the emperor or praised by the emperor for their outstanding virtue. Otherwise, in the era when the harem has no head, even concubines with high positions are not qualified to manage the harem.

Therefore, how much the emperor's imperial concubine dotes on her is almost a louse on the monk's head-it is obvious. However, since ancient times, it is not allowed to see a white head, and Qianlong's doting on the imperial concubine can't change the luck of letting the imperial concubine die young, so Qianlong once again watched the coffin of Yi Guifei transported into the Yuling underground palace with sad feelings. Sixty years after Qianlong, Yan Yong, the fifteenth elder brother born to Yi Guifei, became emperor. At the behest of the emperor's father, his biological mother named Yi Guifei the filial piety queen. Three years later, the 88-year-old emperor Qianlong died, and Jiaqing placed his father in the Yuling underground palace. Years later, Gan Long finally met these five women who loved her life.

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