Nala was succeeded by Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty and was the first imperial concubine in the Qing Dynasty to take charge of the affairs of the Sixth Palace. She was appointed queen in the 15th year of Qianlong's reign. In the first month of the thirtieth year of Qianlong's reign, he accompanied him on a tour to the south. In the second month of the same year, he cut his hair by himself, disobeying the imperial decree. The treasure book was collected on the tenth day of the fifth lunar month and died in Yikun Palace a year later. Her life left too many mysteries to future generations. She could be Ruyi of Lanying Xuguo's Uranala. It could also be that Nala Shushen was found after all the agencies were exhausted. After all, Queen Nala, who did not leave a portrait of the company commander, was naturally left to future generations.
Today, let me take you through the life of Queen Nala from the perspective of modern feminist enlightenment, combined with the few surviving official historical materials and literary creations.
