You're going to make me laugh to death. If Yongzheng in history saw this queen, he would have died speechless. It's not too big of a deal to watch the fun.
Living in a place with such a blind eye for aesthetics for more than a hundred years is really hard work.
How much the Kangxi ancestors and grandsons loved Prince Xiang, the eldest member of the clan! No queen, no power, just keep to yourself, the best tool to gain harmony!
Emperor Aixinjueluo Yinzhen: the eleventh son of Xuanye, his mother was the concubine Wu Ya. He was born in 1678 and was raised by Queen Xiaoyi. He lost his adoptive mother in 1689 and married Fei Yanggu's legitimate daughter in 1691 at the age of 14. The Uranala family was granted the title of Baylor in 1698 and Prince Yong in 1709. In 1722, he lost his father and succeeded to the throne, and made his mother the Queen Mother. In 1723, he changed his reign to Yongzheng, lost his mother, and died in 1767.
Queen Uranala: Fei Yanggu's legitimate daughter, mother Jueluo, born in 1682, drafted in 1690, married to the prince Yinzhen in 1691 at the age of 10, named Mrs. Baylor in 1698, Princess Yongqin in 1709, queen in 1722, widowed in 1767 and named queen mother, died after 1781.
Imperial concubine Tong Xinying: born in 1683, drafted in 1690, 9 years old in 1691, became Yinzhen's concubine in 1696, gave birth to son Honghui in 1697, was granted the title of concubine of Beile in 1698, was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong in 1709, gave birth, was granted the title of concubine in 1722, was widowed in 1767, and died from 1777 to 1781.
Noble Concubine Li: She was the concubine of Yinzhen. She was 17 years old in 1691. She gave birth to a second daughter in 1695 and a second son Hongpan in 1697. In 1699, she gave birth to a third son and was granted the title of concubine of Beile. In 1709, she was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong and gave birth to a son. In 1722, she was granted the title of imperial concubine. She was widowed in 1767 and died from 1769 to 1773.
Concubine Nian: Born in 1696, she was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong in 1709. A daughter was born in 1710, a son was born in 1711, a son was born in 1712, a son was born in 1713, and a son was born in 1714. He gave birth to a son in 1715, a son in 1716, a son in 1717, a son in 1718, was named a noble concubine in 1722, was widowed in 1767, and died from 1790 to 1794.
Maobin Song: She was the concubine of Yinzhen. She was 18 years old in 1691. She gave birth to a daughter in 1694. She gave birth to a child in 1709. In 1722, she was granted the title of Maobin.
Ning concubine Wu: served the imperial concubine Wu Ya, became Beile Yinzhen's concubine in 1699, gave birth to a child in 1709, and was named Ning concubine in 1722
Qing concubine Wu Ya: served the concubine Wu Ya, became Beile Yinzhen's concubine in 1699, gave birth to a child in 1709, and was named Qing concubine in 1722
Xi's concubine Niu Hulu: Beile Yinzhen's concubine, gave birth in 1709, and was named Xi's concubine in 1722
Yuconcubine Geng: Beile Yinzhen's concubine, gave birth in 1709, and was named Yuconcubine in 1722
The promised Zhang family: she was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen, and was granted the title of promised in 1722.
Yao Yishi: She was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen and was granted the title of Yao Yao in 1722.
The promised Wang family: She was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen, and was granted the title of promised in 1722.
Yao Lanying: Entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's concubine Tong Xinying, and became Prince Yong's concubine Yinzhen. In 1722, she was granted the title of Yao Yao
De promised: Enter the palace as a palace maid, and was granted the title of De in 1725.
The official girl Ji'er: entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's side concubine Li Shi, and was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen. She was granted an official title in 1722.
Yun Hui, an official woman: She entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's side concubine Nian Shi, and was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen. She was granted an official title in 1722.
The article says: Yinzhen was 14 years old in the second year of the 29th year of Kangxi (1690 AD), which means that Yinzhen was 13 years old in 1690. It is tentatively determined that Nian and Tong Xinying were both married to Yinzhen at the same age. The queen and the three noble concubines all died later than Yinzhen, and it is not known who ascended the throne. In short, whoever ascended the throne had a difficult time. Honghui, the third son of Concubine Li, and the eighth son of Concubine Nian fought with each other, leaving them all childless.
Hahaha, it turns out that this is how a filial son is born.
Zhaosheng was the emblem of Xiaozhuang when he was alive.
Fifteen years of hanging the curtain? Never returned to power for the rest of his life? Died at the age of 100? Isn't this age wrong? Chen Zhihua became the Queen Mother in her twenties, lived to be a hundred years old and never returned the throne to her son. So she had to stay down for seventy years, right?
With Qianlong's urine, he would definitely adopt his son to be Prince Xiang's great-great-grandson.
Too noble, too constant...
I came from Zhen Huan, and the writing is very good. I like this kind of quick and neat quick wear. Some quick wears write dozens of chapters for one incident. Is this a quick wear or a foot wrap? Moreover, the author has lived up to the setting that the protagonist is a powerful person. It is great to be able to defeat ten levels with one effort, unlike some civilizations that clearly have golden fingers or even golden thighs but still suffer a lot. Moreover, the girl did not go too far towards the characters in the original story. She basically respected them and did not deliberately smear them, unlike some articles that described Zhen Huan and Xiao Yanzi as being mentally retarded and doing disgusting things to them. Although I kind of hope to see the author write about Xuan Ling, but if the author doesn't want to write it, forget it. I hope that the girl will write better and better, and write more and more, which will benefit us readers, hehe. (*￣￣*)
You're going to make me laugh to death. If Yongzheng in history saw this queen, he would have died speechless. It's not too big of a deal to watch the fun.
Living in a place with such a blind eye for aesthetics for more than a hundred years is really hard work.
How much the Kangxi ancestors and grandsons loved Prince Xiang, the eldest member of the clan! No queen, no power, just keep to yourself, the best tool to gain harmony!
Emperor Aixinjueluo Yinzhen: the eleventh son of Xuanye, his mother was the concubine Wu Ya. He was born in 1678 and was raised by Queen Xiaoyi. He lost his adoptive mother in 1689 and married Fei Yanggu's legitimate daughter in 1691 at the age of 14. The Uranala family was granted the title of Baylor in 1698 and Prince Yong in 1709. In 1722, he lost his father and succeeded to the throne, and made his mother the Queen Mother. In 1723, he changed his reign to Yongzheng, lost his mother, and died in 1767. Queen Uranala: Fei Yanggu's legitimate daughter, mother Jueluo, born in 1682, drafted in 1690, married to the prince Yinzhen in 1691 at the age of 10, named Mrs. Baylor in 1698, Princess Yongqin in 1709, queen in 1722, widowed in 1767 and named queen mother, died after 1781. Imperial concubine Tong Xinying: born in 1683, drafted in 1690, 9 years old in 1691, became Yinzhen's concubine in 1696, gave birth to son Honghui in 1697, was granted the title of concubine of Beile in 1698, was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong in 1709, gave birth, was granted the title of concubine in 1722, was widowed in 1767, and died from 1777 to 1781. Noble Concubine Li: She was the concubine of Yinzhen. She was 17 years old in 1691. She gave birth to a second daughter in 1695 and a second son Hongpan in 1697. In 1699, she gave birth to a third son and was granted the title of concubine of Beile. In 1709, she was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong and gave birth to a son. In 1722, she was granted the title of imperial concubine. She was widowed in 1767 and died from 1769 to 1773. Concubine Nian: Born in 1696, she was granted the title of concubine of Prince Yong in 1709. A daughter was born in 1710, a son was born in 1711, a son was born in 1712, a son was born in 1713, and a son was born in 1714. He gave birth to a son in 1715, a son in 1716, a son in 1717, a son in 1718, was named a noble concubine in 1722, was widowed in 1767, and died from 1790 to 1794. Maobin Song: She was the concubine of Yinzhen. She was 18 years old in 1691. She gave birth to a daughter in 1694. She gave birth to a child in 1709. In 1722, she was granted the title of Maobin. Ning concubine Wu: served the imperial concubine Wu Ya, became Beile Yinzhen's concubine in 1699, gave birth to a child in 1709, and was named Ning concubine in 1722 Qing concubine Wu Ya: served the concubine Wu Ya, became Beile Yinzhen's concubine in 1699, gave birth to a child in 1709, and was named Qing concubine in 1722 Xi's concubine Niu Hulu: Beile Yinzhen's concubine, gave birth in 1709, and was named Xi's concubine in 1722 Yuconcubine Geng: Beile Yinzhen's concubine, gave birth in 1709, and was named Yuconcubine in 1722 The promised Zhang family: she was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen, and was granted the title of promised in 1722. Yao Yishi: She was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen and was granted the title of Yao Yao in 1722. The promised Wang family: She was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen, and was granted the title of promised in 1722. Yao Lanying: Entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's concubine Tong Xinying, and became Prince Yong's concubine Yinzhen. In 1722, she was granted the title of Yao Yao De promised: Enter the palace as a palace maid, and was granted the title of De in 1725. The official girl Ji'er: entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's side concubine Li Shi, and was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen. She was granted an official title in 1722. Yun Hui, an official woman: She entered the palace as a palace maid, served Prince Yong's side concubine Nian Shi, and was the concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen. She was granted an official title in 1722. The article says: Yinzhen was 14 years old in the second year of the 29th year of Kangxi (1690 AD), which means that Yinzhen was 13 years old in 1690. It is tentatively determined that Nian and Tong Xinying were both married to Yinzhen at the same age. The queen and the three noble concubines all died later than Yinzhen, and it is not known who ascended the throne. In short, whoever ascended the throne had a difficult time. Honghui, the third son of Concubine Li, and the eighth son of Concubine Nian fought with each other, leaving them all childless.
Hahaha, it turns out that this is how a filial son is born.
Zhaosheng was the emblem of Xiaozhuang when he was alive.
Fifteen years of hanging the curtain? Never returned to power for the rest of his life? Died at the age of 100? Isn't this age wrong? Chen Zhihua became the Queen Mother in her twenties, lived to be a hundred years old and never returned the throne to her son. So she had to stay down for seventy years, right?
With Qianlong's urine, he would definitely adopt his son to be Prince Xiang's great-great-grandson.
Too noble, too constant...
I came from Zhen Huan, and the writing is very good. I like this kind of quick and neat quick wear. Some quick wears write dozens of chapters for one incident. Is this a quick wear or a foot wrap? Moreover, the author has lived up to the setting that the protagonist is a powerful person. It is great to be able to defeat ten levels with one effort, unlike some civilizations that clearly have golden fingers or even golden thighs but still suffer a lot. Moreover, the girl did not go too far towards the characters in the original story. She basically respected them and did not deliberately smear them, unlike some articles that described Zhen Huan and Xiao Yanzi as being mentally retarded and doing disgusting things to them. Although I kind of hope to see the author write about Xuan Ling, but if the author doesn't want to write it, forget it. I hope that the girl will write better and better, and write more and more, which will benefit us readers, hehe. (*￣￣*)