The Biography of Concubine Wen Xi

She was the only imperial concubine with "double posthumous titles" in the Qing Dynasty After her, Emperor Kangxi decreed that concubines were not allowed to be given posthumous titles. After her compatriot sister entered the palace, she became a queen and was praised by Kangxi as "a good assistant in the inner court". When her sister passed away, she had already missed the draft age, and was given a green channel: "Sisters of high-ranking concubines are exempt from the draft." A pair of children were born, and they were called queens by foreign envoys. After his death, he was given a favor, and Yongzheng also offered him filial piety. Buried in the concubine's garden, it attracted thieves to spy on her Among the many concubines of Kangxi, she is little known. If you want to know, just click on this article.