
A Brief Discussion of Qing Empresses and Their Sons
小论清朝皇后生儿子的问题
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I think the low fertility rate in the Qing Dynasty was caused by incest marriages. In the Tang Dynasty, the emperor and his family were thieves from beginning to end. Except for the Tang Dynasty, the fertility of emperors declined in the later period. It is estimated that the decoration in Song Dynasty contained heavy metals. Except for Song Huizong, who loved stones, he could not have any children.
History often has striking similarities
History often has striking similarities
History often has striking similarities
The queens of the Qing Dynasty were indeed miserable, one was more miserable than the other! Either you don't have a good death, or your children don't have a good death, or they are destroyed accidentally, and having a baby depends entirely on a few tenths of a percent of luck! There is always a mountain called the emperor in the harem, and there is also the empress dowager, and that's not all. She spoils many concubines at any time and watches them give birth to children one by one. That's it. No wonder the queens of the Qing Dynasty were generally short-lived. They were really forced to do so. This kind of life is quite sad.
The queens of the Qing Dynasty were indeed miserable, one was more miserable than the other! Either you don't have a good death, or your children don't have a good death, or they are destroyed accidentally, and having a baby depends entirely on a few tenths of a percent of luck! There is always a mountain called the emperor in the harem, and there is also the empress dowager, and that's not all. She spoils many concubines at any time and watches them give birth to children one by one. That's it. No wonder the queens of the Qing Dynasty were generally short-lived. They were really forced to do so. This kind of life is quite sad.
Yes, I agree, the queen is not vicious, but I still agree that the deaths of Concubine Chen and her son are mostly related to the harem. Not to mention the misfortune of other queens, it should have a big relationship with the harem. The queen may not be said to be absolutely virtuous, but she would not be so stupid as to harm a bastard, etc.! As for other aspects, it's really about competing for favor, family background, etc. Everyone depends on their abilities! It's impossible to rob a man and expect him to treat you well. It's not the Holy Mother. What's more, you're not only robbing a son, but also his status! I think there is a normal harem affair, but it is impossible for the queen to blatantly murder her concubines and heirs! The Qing court's selection process is strict. If you can become the queen, at least you have a normal IQ and you won't do it blatantly! As for the rest, it's normal, and it's normal for those fights to result in lives!
You are knowledgeable, but when will you come out and write a new article?
Please update. . . I like the large Qing Dynasty prose with humorous sentences. . .
Are you going to stop writing about the clean wear series? I feel so empty after reading five books, and I still want to read more~~Please continue.