The Second Empress

It can also be said that Ulanara's queens did not end well, despite the fact that there were three queens in his family. Nurhachi's concubine Abahai was buried, and she was Dorgon's mother. This woman was amazing. Although Huang Taiji established Yehenara Menggu as the first queen of the Qing Dynasty, history can be checked and that woman was not appointed as a concubine. Therefore, although Abahai was not the successor, she was second only to the Yuan Dynasty and was the mother of Chu Ying, Daishan and Dongguo Gege. However, this woman did not wait until Nurhachi succeeded. However, due to Huang Taiji's good luck, Sister Menggu became the first queen of the Qing Dynasty, so there was a saying in the Qing Dynasty that it started with Yehenala and ended with Yehenala. As for the relationship between Abahai and Daishan, please, no matter whether it is a frame-up or something, she is the woman Nurhaci likes after all. Man and Mongolia have the habit of remarrying. This is really hard to explain. Dorgon also remarried his nephew Hauge's wife. Empress Xiao Jingxian was not particularly unlucky, but she had only one child in her life. After the death of her eldest son, she had no more children. It doesn't make sense. Look at the Song, Li, and Nian surnames, even if they gave birth to more than one child, they all died. What does it prove? It proves that they were favored. As for Empress Xiao Jingxian, she gave birth to her eldest son after many years of marriage. Note that he was the eldest son, not the first child. Before that, Si Si already had two or three children, although they were girls. This Queen Uranala never had a second child from the time she was in her twenties until her death, which shows that she was not favored. But at least Yongzheng respected her when she was alive, but when she died, the emperor did not go to pay homage. Of course, there were objective reasons. Yongzheng was afraid that his body would not be able to bear the sadness, and Yongzheng himself was not in good health. But after all, Queen Ulanala was the Queen of the Yuan Dynasty, and no other queen could stand against her. Of course, it is said that there is Nian's coffin in the Western Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, which can be regarded as a bad match, but she ended up with the best outcome. The worst thing was that Qianlong succeeded him. Because of the so-called national custom of cutting hair and being abolished, he basically promised to receive treatment before his death. Two of his three children died first, and the last one died when he was only twenty-five. He had not yet been titled. This one is the legitimate son. Not to mention that when she was alive, her concubines Rong Fei, Xiao Xian and Hui Xian were always hostile to her. She died without being sacrificed, but it was a blessing in disguise. Qianlong's mausoleum was stolen. The wrapped concubine was lucky, and her body was not corrupted. I don't know how it was preserved. There is a rumor that the imperial concubine Ling Yi was poisoned to death because Qianlong couldn't stand being wrapped as the queen mother, and I don't know whether it is true or not. At the scene of the tomb robbery, both Qianlong's beloved concubine and Xiaoxian were killed, and Qianlong's bodies were separated. Legend has it that the eye sockets of Qianlong's skull were dark green, and some people suspected that Qianlong was poisoned by Jiaqing. The successor and Yongzhang's mother, the pure imperial concubine (this one was also an unlucky one. The eldest son was scolded and the younger son was adopted. The only daughter married the nephew of the Empress Yuan, but his eldest son was scolded because the funeral of the Empress Yuan was not sad enough) escaped safely. Maybe God had mercy on these two women.