However, this model worker was accused of killing his father to succeed to the throne, forcing his mother to die, killing his brother and killing his wife and children, so that everyone thought he was a ruthless emperor. In fact, Yongzheng was also an affectionate emperor. Although there are no love stories like those of Huang Taiji and Hailanzhu, the emperor shunzhi and Dong E Fei, Yongzheng's insistence on the true love of Nian Fei is also awe-inspiring.
I believe everyone is familiar with the mention of Princess Yongzheng, not only because she is the sister of Nian Gengyao, the governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, but also because of the popularity of the Qing Palace drama. However, whether it is the haughty Hua Fei in "The Empress in the Palace" or the autumn moon in Yongzheng Dynasty, it is far from the birth, love and fate of the princess in the last year of history. So, what is the fate of the middle-aged princess in the official history?
First,? A girl from a rich and influential family.
Nian Fei is not a standard bearer and has no blood relationship with the royal family, but she is also the second generation of officials. Her father is the Governor of Huguang, and her eldest brother, Xirao Nian, is the Governor of Guangdong. Nianfei was born and lived in such a noble family, with a good education and high cultural accomplishment. 1709, Emperor Kangxi appointed Nian Shi as the lateral Fujin of Yin Zhen. Compared with other rich people in Yin Zhen, Nian Shi obviously has the highest cultural accomplishment, so she has more common language with Yin Zhen and can have a higher level of spiritual exchange.
Nianfei and Nian Gengyao are siblings, but their personalities are quite different. Nian Gengyao is arrogant, and Nianfei is gentle and polite. Yongzheng also gave her a high evaluation:
? Be gentle, be gentle, and bow carefully. When I was in the official residence, everything I did was respectful, respectful, generous and peaceful in front of the Queen. After I acceded to the throne, the imperial concubine was tried by the emperor, who knew all about major issues, which really praised the internal affairs. ? Second,? Specialize in years
First of all, in the TV series "The Queen of the Palace", Hua Fei can be described as Nian Gengyao and Nian Gengyao. However, in history, Nianfei was favored by Yongzheng and had little to do with Nian Gengyao.
First, this can be seen from the birth situation of Nianshi. In the fifty-fourth year of Kangxi, Nianfei gave birth to her fourth daughter. In the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi, the seventh son Fuyi was born; In the sixty years of Kangxi, he gave birth to his eighth son, Fu Hui. That is to say, when Tang Yao didn't make a fortune and Yin Zhen didn't have real power, Nianfei was deeply loved by Yongzheng. In addition, during the eleven years when Nian Shi married Yin Zhen, other wives and concubines were born one after another, and Nianfei took away all the children of Yongzheng.
Second, after Yongzheng acceded to the throne, Yongzheng put the mourning family who had been in the Han army with a white flag, and the whole family 170 people were incorporated into the upper three flags of the yellow flag. This kind of treatment is enjoyed by the empress or the empress dowager, while Nian Shi is just an imperial concubine. It can be said that Yongzheng made an exception and carried the flag for Nianjia. In the fourth year of Yongzheng, after Nian Gengyao was executed, the relationship between Yongzheng and Nianjia was still very good, and he also enjoyed the treatment of a first-class public and worked as a teacher in the distance. Xirao Nian is still a high-ranking official, and Nianfei was buried with the emperor as an imperial concubine. In fact, only the queen is eligible to be buried with the emperor.
Secondly, Yongzheng loved me, loved my dog, and especially loved the children born to the princess.
First, as we all know, the names of sons born by Di Fujin and other side Fujin are all taken? Hiro? Word generation, but what is the son born to Nianfei? Fu? In the word generation, the name of Fu Yi, the first son born to Nianfei, was taken from the Book of Songs? Xiaoya? Yuanyang? Yuanyang flies in the air, never put off till tomorrow what you can, a gentleman is forever rich and appropriate? Contains the meaning of love and beauty between husband and wife.
Second, the name of the emperor's eighth son, Fu Hui, is also very meaningful. Fu Hui? From Reford's point of view, who represents meditation and whose wisdom has reached the highest level? Fu Hui Shuang Xiu? After Hui was born, she was raised by Nianfei herself. According to the ancestral system of the Qing dynasty, the biological mother could not raise her own son. The following year, the princess died of illness, and Yongzheng left the eight sons of the emperor with him, raised them personally and carefully cultivated them.
On the one hand, according to historical records, when Fu Hui was one year old, Yongzheng arranged a riding and shooting teacher for him. At the age of two, Fu Hui was given a pen and ink sign and an apprentice. Moreover, on the list of winners, his name is always above Li Hong and Hongzhou, who are ten years older than him. When Yongzheng awarded the ancient and modern book integration award, Fu Hui won a higher level of books than Li Hong.
On the other hand, according to Cheng Chengyuan's Diary, when Fu Hui was ill, Yongzheng exempted South Korea from taxes for one year in order to treat her with Korean ginseng. It was because of Yongzheng's love for Fu Hui that North Korean envoys thought that Fu Hui was Chu Jun's candidate. In the sixth year of Yongzheng, Fuhui died of illness, and Yongzheng was in pain and ordered? According to the prince's funeral? . At that time, 18-year-old Li Hong and Hongzhou were not even babies. When Qianlong chased Fu Hui as a prince, he said: Brother, May 8th, is always loved by Huang Kao? .
Third, in the first year of Yongzheng, Nianfei gave birth to Fu Pei, the ninth son of the emperor, while Fu Pei died on the same day. In the royal family of the Qing Dynasty, the prince who died that day was not named, but Yongzheng entered the disc in the name of Fu Pei. This shows that Nianfei has a special position in Yongzheng's heart.
Third,? Postmortem honor
Because the children born to Nianfei died one after another, when she gave birth to Fu Pei, the ninth son of the emperor, she was seriously injured. In the third year of Yongzheng, Nianfei finally fell ill. At that time, although Yongzheng was busy paying homage to Jingling, offering sacrifices to heaven and other national events, he was still thinking about his illness. In order to improve the situation of Nian Shi, Yongzheng named Nian Shi as the imperial concubine. However, Nianfei died of illness in Yuanmingyuan before the conferring ceremony. Later, the Yongzheng book named her Dunsu Guifei, so Nian Shi became the only Guifei in Yongzheng Dynasty.
Yongzheng felt guilty about Nianfei's death and felt that he was too busy to take care of him. What he can do now is to hold a luxurious funeral for her and strive for perfection. So, from the prince to Sipin, and the maid of the princess, they gathered for mourning three times in the morning and evening and walked more than ten miles to escort the coffin of the imperial concubine from Yuanmingyuan to Fuchengmen Funeral Palace for temporary safety.
In addition, from the emperor to the imperial clan, they all wore plain clothes for ten days. There were several people from Shangshu to Assistant Minister at that time. A sloppy ceremony? Be demoted two levels. Five years after Nian Guifei's death, Yin Zhi, Prince of Heshuo City, was ruled by Yongzheng because he was absent from her funeral for an excuse. Crime of disobedience? . According to historical records:
? In May of the eighth year of Yongzheng, the former imperial concubine Xin Mao was buried. Yun Zhi at the time of assembly, are pretending to have an accident again, shirk, in May of the year before last, Yun Zhi was twice as happy as usual, which is also a sin. ? Qing Shi Lu? It can be seen that Yongzheng is very concerned about the funeral of Nianguifei.
In addition, Nian Guifei was the only imperial concubine in Qing Dynasty who offered sacrifices to the ancestral temple and Fengxian Hall, which was treated by the Empress Shu and the Empress Dowager.