The Story of Yongzheng

Did Yongzheng really dote on the eighth prince? Not necessarily, it's just that the son of Yongzheng's old son was the child of his beloved concubine. Otherwise, Fuhui was 8 years old, so why didn't he have teeth yet? If he really had teeth, it would have been the sixth elder brother of Yongzheng. Needless to say, the reason why he didn't have teeth was because Fuhui was underage. Honghui, the eldest son of Yongzheng, only lived to be 8 years old, and he had teeth. Moreover, Yongzheng also had one unnamed child, the second prince Hongpan. He only lived to be 3 years old, but his half-brother, the second elder brother Hongyun, only lived to be 11 years old before he was born. One was 8 years old and the other was 11 years old. They were both underage bastards. The difference was huge. Let me say that Yongzheng did not love any of his children. Let me talk about the order first. Compared with Kangxi and Qianlong, Kangxi's first few children died, so they were not treated equally. However, his fourteenth son/sixth elder brother Yinzuo only lived to be 5 years old, emperor's twentieth son/eleventh elder brother Yinxuan lived to be 11 years old, and emperor's twenty-eighth son/tenth son The eighth elder brother Yinzhen lived to be 7 years old, and the emperor's twenty-ninth son/nineteenth elder brother Yinzhen lived to be 2 years old. Except for those who died early and were under 1 year old, they were all in dentition. Especially in the later years of Kangxi, except for the last child who died on the same day, even Yinzhen who lived 2 years old was in dentition; not to mention Qianlong, all the children born were in dentition. Snort! In his later years, the young son born to a high-ranking concubine did not have a formal name until he was 8 years old. Did Yongzheng really love his child? Of the ten sons and four daughters of Yongzheng, only four sons and one daughter survived to adulthood, and one of his sons died. Yongzheng did not love his children at all. His noble eldest son Honghui only lived to be 8 years old and died. Yongzheng was the final winner. How could Honghui die if he could devote a little attention to protecting this son? Moreover, even the posthumous title was done by Qianlong. It's not that Yongzheng didn't have a posthumous title. After he ascended the throne, his only daughter who survived to adulthood was posthumously named Princess Heshuo Huaike. He just forgot He only killed Honghui; his second son, Hong Hao, only lived to be 3 years old. If he could have devoted some time to protecting this son, Hong Hao would not have died; his third son, Hong Yun, I won't say anything about this, he was already 11 years old and almost an adult, but he died; and his fourth son, Hong Shi, , this son was sent to death by his own hands. Hongshi's tragedy should be the tragedy of the gap between two generations. About four months after Hongshi was born, Yinzhen's only legitimate son Honghui died. At that time, Yinzhen only had two sons, Hongyun and Hongshi, both of whom were born to Qi concubine Li. At that time, his mother Li Shi favored Zhenglong and gave birth to three sons and one daughter in succession. Presumably out of love for Wujiwu, Yinzhen was full of expectations and joy for the arrival of Hongshi, so he must have taken great care and education for this son. Especially after the death of Hongshi and his younger brother Hongyun (died at the age of 11, without heirs, from August 7, the 39th year of Kangxi to October 25, the 49th year of Kangxi), and before Hongli was born on August 13, the 50th year of Kangxi, he was the only son of Prince Yong, so his father would definitely invest all his efforts in him and place great expectations and hopes on him. Logically speaking, Hongshi had a unique advantage among the brothers, but his final outcome was to become a successor, reduce his clan status, and be sentenced to death. Needless to say, Hongli, the fifth son of the emperor, and Hongzhou, the sixth son of the emperor, were born at almost the same time, and Hongli was born in After the death of Honghui, the second emperor's brother was born to the Manchus. After Yongzheng learned his lesson, he was finally willing to devote himself to protecting his son. Next, Emperor Dunsu's concubine Nian gave birth to three sons in a row, but only one Fuhui survived, and he only lived to be 8 years old. What "the sixth year of Yongzheng's reign" After the death of Fu Hui, the eighth son of the emperor, the emperor resigned from the court. He wore plain clothes for three days each without worshiping the gods. He was ordered to be buried with a prince. "It's really contrived. When the imperial concubine was seriously ill, he punished the Nian family. After the imperial concubine died, he didn't treat her lightly at all. If he really loved Fu Hui , how could he not know what would happen to the little brother who had no biological mother and no family? Moreover, after the death of the imperial concubine, he not only did not find an adoptive mother for his son, but also pampered him in a big way. Didn't Yongzheng understand the consequences of being particularly favored on the little brother who had no biological mother and no family? Moreover, Fuhui's popularity almost made Qianlong feel threatened. Did Yongzheng really not know? It was just a target to catch all the Nian clan; Hongluo, the tenth son of the emperor, was only 2 years old and Yongzheng died, let alone the relationship between father and son. However, Concubine Li of Qi is really very similar to Concubine Nian of Dunsu Emperor. One was the former concubine and the other was the concubine. They both gave birth to three sons and one daughter. The children all died young in the end, but it was just that the Nian family had a better family background. Concubine Qi was so favored before, but in the end she was too old to live up to her favor. If Nian had traded her family background for longevity, she would have been just another Concubine Qi, perhaps even worse than her. Concubine Qi's three sons lived to be 3 years old and 1 year old respectively. The daughters also lived to adulthood when they were 1 and 24 years old; and the three sons of Princess Dunsu lived to be 2, 8 and 0 years old respectively, and their daughters only lived to be 2 years old. If Nian had married Yongzheng when he was young, and She didn't have such a good family background. In Yongzheng's later years, Yongzheng probably rated her as unlucky. Her children were all young and dying, and she was old and beautiful. So, how could Imperial Concubine Dunsu be regarded as Yongzheng's favorite woman?

Is there more to this article??? Author's reply: Probably not. Even if there is, it will mainly be extras.

It seems that all Manchu babies call their father first.

Hey, maybe after Master Kang talked to Sisi, he gave Xiaodie to Sisi as Fujin.

Master Kang really needs someone to accompany him now

I wonder if Master Kong will embarrass Sisi and Xiaodie

I want to dominate to the end

Finally, Yinzhen was mentioned.

The heroine should be released soon. She has been ignored for so long and wants others to leave the group early and quit.

Pity the two protagonists, the author should let them meet on the magpie bridge!!! If you don't have time, don't lay the groundwork for so long, just stop it when you are ready, and pick the main points. Author's reply: Hey, I always write what interests me. Gradually it got out of control. I know the two protagonists were overwhelmed, but please let me continue to enjoy myself. Maybe it will change when it is revised. According to the setting, they cannot meet each other for the time being. Well, will there be any intersection between a selected show girl and a prince? There was no chance to even meet him. Author's reply: The powerful old man is about to appear.