
The Tragic Empresses of the Qing Dynasty
大清那些悲剧的原配皇后们
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Even though they were favored concubines, I didn't see many favored concubines having a good ending. Anyway, it was either me who was miserable or the family or her son who was miserable. It should be said that there were very few empresses and concubines of the Qing Dynasty who had a good ending for themselves, their children, and their families. Too few. The queen is even more so. Even the step-empress rarely ends well.
Generations of the Aixinjueluo family are lustful, passionate, loving the new and hating the old.
According to today's standards, most of the men in the Aisin Gioro family were war criminals in the previous generations.
Very well written! In the past, reading those Qing Dynasty novels, Qing Dynasty film and television dramas, etc. Was just for fun. Now that I think about it, those authors and screenwriters just put what they thought was the Qing Dynasty's cloak. Modern people simply cannot understand the sorrow of women at that time... I forgot where I saw it, saying that "the Aixinjueluo family produces lovebirds from generation to generation", but now it seems that it is generation after generation that produces bastards, and NC is the one!
The men of the Aixinjueluo family only deserve to hang out with Yangzhou thin horses.
Well written, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty did not respect the queen in particular. Even if they showed respect, it was only for the sake of rule. After all, the Han people valued the dignity of their concubines the most. The Han emperors before the Qing Dynasty, whether they were dim emperors "like Yang Guang" or wise emperors like "Li Shimin". They all respect their original queen, and the throne is basically given to their legitimate sons. Most of them respect their wives, and there is no such thing as saying that the son of Xiang Fujin's "concubine" is half a legitimate son!
The men in the Aixinjueluo family are all big pig hooves
The worst thing about Qianlong's successor was that he even lost his status.