The Empress Nara Stories I Like

You must be mentally retarded, you look so stupid, you don't understand anything.

The painting style is completely different...

Looks great, waiting for updates every day

The recommended one is very good-looking, but at least I recommend a complete one. The next best thing is that the medicine is still being updated. This one looks like a trap at first glance -_-||

This is a green story

The link cannot be copied, but search can. Sweat to death □//www. Jjwxc. Net/onebook. Php? Novelid=1441407

Thank you for collecting it. I also like the follow-up very much.

No, The title seems to be "The Spaceship Flies to the Qianlong Dynasty"

I said, Dad, what is the topic of your brother 49? Return the Pearl? Queen

The royal surname of the Wula tribe, one of the four Haixi tribes in the late Ming Dynasty, is one of the eight major surnames in Manchuria. In the Qing Dynasty, women from Uranala were also very important. . . Also very unlucky Concubine of Emperor Taizu of Qing Dynasty Ulanala Abahai, Queen Xiaoliewu. She was deeply favored by Nurhachi throughout her life, and she had three sons, including Dorgon. Dorgon was even more likely to win the throne, and Dodo was more likely to be the prince in Nurhachi's heart. [Ah, guessing, it can't be true. . . There's so much to talk about. . . Let's ignore it first] Okay, okay, that's it, let's talk about it later. Nurhachi fell seriously ill and later died. Huang Taiji used Nurhaci's order as an excuse to force him to be buried, but he still had a posthumous position. But. . . Her son Dorgon later became the regent of Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Shunzhi hated Dorgon very much. After Dorgon's death, he expelled Dorgon's mother, concubine Uranala, from the ancestral temple of his father, Huang Taiji, and pursued all titles. Direct descendant of Emperor Yongzheng Fei Yanggu's daughter, the only queen canonized during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, was also Yongzheng's legitimate wife. She was respected by Yongzheng, but it was just respect. Well, she and Yongzheng only had one son who was the eldest son, but it was a pity that he died. In the early period of Yongzheng's reign, he doted on Li Fujin, but later he became a concubine. Putting aside for the time being what the time-traveling girls thought about the Fourth Master's charm, Guang Yongzheng himself was not someone who could be guessed. Yongzheng didn't watch her after she died, and there was no point in her being buried together later. But she did get along pretty well. Successor of Emperor Qianlong The emperor's twelfth son Yong Cun, the emperor's thirteenth son Yong Jing and the emperor's fifth daughter were born. Unfortunately, they only lived twelve years. What did La Hou say? She and Qianlong had a bad relationship, and it was a pity that they ended up together. . . According to the "Manuscripts of Qing History·Biographies·Concubines": "In the 30th year of Qianlong's reign, he went on a tour to the south and arrived in Hangzhou. He disobeyed the emperor's decree and had his hair cut off later. Shangyi was not satisfied and ordered him to return to the capital first." The dignified mother of the Qing Dynasty cut off her hair. She was undoubtedly taking the lead in corrupting "national customs", and Long Yan was furious. The emperor was very angry and the consequences were serious, so Qianlong sent someone to send her back to Beijing early. Two months later, after Qianlong returned to the court, although he did not publicly abolish the queen, he still relegated her to the sidelines. Half a year later, Ulanala died of regret after becoming depressed and ill. As this was not enough, he died in July of the 31st year of Qianlong's reign (1766) and was buried as an imperial concubine. Posthumous title: None Burial place: Buried in the tomb of Imperial Concubine Chunhui in the Yuling Concubine Garden, without any sacrifices. The only living son, the twelfth son of the Qing Dynasty's legitimate son, Yong Cang was only granted the title of Baylor during his lifetime, and was not granted the posthumous title after his death. Qianlong died in the 41st year of his reign at the age of 25. And the emperor's thirteenth son died, Yongjing, Youshang, unsealed. In the novel, the favored fifth daughter of the emperor died as a young child.