Roncodo's first love was not a princess? The real reason why Longkodo helped Yongzheng.

The seizure of office in Kowloon was a very interesting period in history of qing dynasty, so there were many Qing Palace dramas in later generations, so the stories were all told against this background.

It was the fourth Prince Yin who won the official post in Kowloon, which was later. Yong Zhengdi succeeded to the throne without the support of Lancodo. Longkodo had a bad ending, so he was suspected by Yongzheng and died because of the ban.

In some TV dramas, why Long Keduo helped Yongzheng and why he was banned by Yongzheng circle is described in this way. It is said that Long Keduo and Yongzheng's biological mother, De Fei, were first lovers. Although De Fei was later attracted by Kangxi, Long Keduo still had deep feelings for De Fei.

Because of Princess De, Longkodo helped Yong Zhengdi sit in the upper position. Yong Zhengdi knew about the relationship between his mother and Long Keduo, so he finally got rid of Long Keduo.

This TV play is very popular. Many people really think that Long Keduo is in love with Princess De because of TV series. The favorite woman is the emperor's woman. But in fact, these are the brain holes for writers to break through the sky. Longkodo loves others most, and supporting Yongzheng is not because of De Fei.

Longkeduo was the son of Tong Guowei in Qing Dynasty and the younger brother of Xiao Yiren, the empress of Kangxi. Yong Zhengdi called him "uncle", which is why Longkeduo assisted Yongzheng.

Although Yong Zhengdi is a parent-child of De Fei, when De Fei gave birth to him, he was in a low position and could not afford to support the Prince. Therefore, when Yong Zhengdi was very young, she grew up in the palace of Empress Xiao Yiren. Empress Xiao Yiren didn't have a son herself, so she raised Yongzheng as a parent.

In the battle for the throne, Yongzheng, as the adopted son of Queen Xiao Yiren, naturally became the object of support from the children's family. Therefore, Yongzheng was called Longkeduo's "uncle". Because of his sister, Long Keduo helped Yongzheng to take the upper position.

Longkodo's support for Yongzheng has nothing to do with De Fei. His favorite woman is a concubine named "Si Er", not an ordinary concubine.

According to historical records, Si Er was "Longkeduo married his uncle and got his concubine". Uncle can be interpreted as uncle or father-in-law. But either way, it's against etiquette.

Long Keduo fell in love with Si Er and married her. From then on, he was extremely fond of her, which was unmatched by other women in his family. Roncodo's love for Si Er is not a simple love, not a fascination with the color of Si Er, but a complete infatuation.

Si Er and Long Keduo have been together for at least 30 years, and the color is gone, but Long Keduo still loves him.

When Kangxi died in fifty-eight years, the official of the Ministry of Internal Affairs sent by the emperor was not Longkeduo's wife, but this concubine. Therefore, in Longkodo's heart and building, Si Er is legally equivalent to Tang Huo.

Roncodo's mother saw this scene and criticized Roncodo many times, but he didn't listen. Then he died, and no one cared about it anymore.

Si Er is not a little jasper, but a real snake and scorpion. Under Roncodo's love, the original match was suppressed and squeezed out everywhere, and even finally the original match died.

Kuadai made a memorial speech: "Zhiyuan is worthy of being a man." Why? I think everyone should know. Si Er was cruel to treat Haraoka like this.

In addition to the cruel treatment of the original match, other concubines in Longkedo have a hard time. "Yongxianlu" once recorded that Long Keduo "married the daughter of the red belt as a concubine and forced him to hang himself."

Roncodo doted on Si Er and developed the girl's wild and rampant character. Si Er followed other bitches in and out of the forbidden door. "I'm not afraid to call names in front of the car." She was overbearing.

Therefore, Longke loves not a princess, but a concubine named "Si Er". ?