A concubine of Emperor Qianlong from the early to mid-late period, the third member of the Langhua sect, and the tribute daughter of the Li family in Korea. She has a lively and extreme personality, charming makeup, and has four sons in a row, rising from noble to noble concubine

Jin Yuyan prototype is Shujia Huang Noble Concubine Jin Jia's family.

Characters in the play

• The concubine of Emperor Qianlong from the early to the middle period, the third member of the Langhua sect, and the tribute daughter of the Li family in Korea.
• has a lively and extreme personality, charming makeup, and has four children in a row, rising from noble to noble concubine.
• On the surface, he pretends to be outspoken and not scheming, but in fact, he uses this to hide his true face of being vicious, vicious and ambitious.
• has only loved the crown prince of Joseon all his life, and only seeks the benefit of his mother's family. He can kill innocent people at will for the man he loves.
• Ruyi's many injustices were all planned behind her back, but she used Hui Guifei Gao Xiyue and Queen Fucha Langya as the targets of public criticism and used them as her own shields.
• In the early stage, Bai Ruiji, Huang Qiying, A Ruo, Keliete Hailan, Su Lujun and Wei Yanwan were all unharmed, and she But he can reap the benefits of being a fisherman.

• After losing her dowry, the North Korean medical girl Zhenshu's IQ dropped. She no longer centered her life around palace fighting, but centered her life on "supporting her son Yonghyun to ascend to the position of prince." In the later period of
• , Jin Yuyan's allies and friends were killed by herself, and Wei Yanwan and Hailan two parties jointly strangled her. In the end, they suffered repeated defeats, which became a stepping stone for Wei Yanwan's promotion.
• When he was fighting for the throne of the prince, he spoke freely and his conspiracy was exposed. After being deposed as a commoner by Qianlong, he became passive and world-weary. When he heard that the crown prince of Joseon, whom he had loved all his life, could cruelly abandon him, he completely collapsed and went crazy and committed suicide in front of the mirror with a smile.

Historical Figures

Imperial Concubine Shujia (1713 AD - 1755 AD), Jin Jia clan, Concubine of Emperor Qianlong , the daughter of Shang Siyuan Qing Sanbao, and the sister of Jin Jian, the official minister. Originally from the Jin family, he was first affiliated to Baoyi of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In September of the 16th year of Qianlong's reign, the family was ordered to take out Baoyi and carry it into Manchuria's Zhenghuang Banner. In the Jiaqing year, the family name was changed to Jinjia.

Road to promotion

• In the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), the fourth son of the emperor Hongli had eighty-nine people before getting married, and it is speculated that the Jin family was among them.
• On the third day of September in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), after the fourth son of the emperor Hongli ascended the throne, he made the Gege Jin family a noble person.

Changlu Xunyan Censor Sanbao once sent an invitation to come to Beijing and paid a visit to Zi Palace. Emperor Qianlong wrote an ink comment on the Sanbao memorial, warning Jin Guiren's relatives to be loyal to the country and not to have any thoughts of relying on favors because Jin Guiren was in the palace.

• On May 11th, the second year of Qianlong's reign (1737), the noble Jin family of Jin Dynasty was ordered to be a concubine.

The titles proposed by the Cabinet of Classics and Records Office for the concubines of the Jin family included the four characters "Ling, Wan, Jia, and Cui". Emperor Qianlong chose the word "Jia" from them. On the fourth day of December of the same year, he was officially canonized as Jia. concubine. The corresponding title of

is and in Manchu is saišacuka, which means "commendable" (another title "order" submitted by the cabinet corresponds to the Manchu title giltukan, which means "handsome and beautiful").

• In April of the same year, his father Sanbao was transferred to the Lianghuai Salt Administration. On the fifth day of April, Sanbao wrote a letter asking Emperor Qianlong to grant his favor to his second son Jin Hui and his third son Jin Jian. Still small.

Based on the gratitude of the three guarantees in the sixth year of Qianlong's reign, Jin should be the eldest sister of Jin Ding, Jin Hui and others.

• On the fourteenth day of the first lunar month in the fourth year of Qianlong's reign (1739), Jia's concubine Jin gave birth to Yongxuan, the fourth son of the emperor.
html In February of the following year, Jin Ding, the younger brother of the concubine Jia, was named the Lan Ling Guard.
• On February 13th, the sixth year of Qianlong's reign (1741), the concubine Jin was promoted to the title of jiafei.
• On February 16th of the same year, Changlu Yanzheng and Jin Sanbao, the minister of the Military Academy, presented a memorial to express gratitude for Concubine Jia, who was enthroned as a concubine. The memorial mentioned Concubine Jia as his eldest daughter.
• In July of the seventh year of Qianlong's reign (1742), Jia Fei's uncle Chang Ming was seriously ill. On the fifth day of July, Qianlong sent his eldest brother to visit him and reward him with the title of Taibao. The inner treasury gave him money to attend the funeral. Two days later, Chang Ming died of illness. In December, Jin Ding was promoted to the rank of third-class bodyguard.
• In February of the eighth year of Qianlong's reign (1743), Concubine Jia's father Sanbao was seriously ill. On February 17, he wrote a letter begging Emperor Qianlong to send an imperial physician for diagnosis and treatment. On the 27th, Emperor Qianlong sent an imperial physician to Tianjin.
• On leap April 18th, Gao Bin, the father of the imperial concubine and governor of Zhili , asked Emperor Qianlong to show his kindness for Sanbao's illness.

It can be seen that Gao Bin has a close personal relationship with Sanbao, and Concubine Jia and Concubine Gu should also have a good relationship.

• On the 25th, Emperor Qianlong sent the queen's brother Fu Qing and the then Tianjin Town commander to visit Sanbao's condition.
• On the 27th, Sanbao went to Beijing for treatment and was rewarded with medicine. Before the second day of May, Sanbao died. It is unknown whether Emperor Qianlong gave him any sympathy.
• On the third day of March in the tenth year of Qianlong (1745), according to the "Translation and Compilation of the Manchu Archives of Yonghe Palace", the emperor and others went to the Liugudao Funeral Palace where the golden coffin of Emperor Huixian was laid to rest.
• The Ministry of Internal Affairs used a total of four oxcarts to transport the concubines to the eunuch position. The Chinese list in the file shows that the eunuch under the queen's position in Xinan Palace rode alone in an ox cart. The second ox cart was ridden by the eunuchs under Yikun Palace Concubine Xian and Changchun Palace. The third ox cart The eunuchs riding on the concubine Chun of Jingren Palace and Concubine Yu of Yonghe Palace rode on it; the last ox cart was ridden by the eunuchs concubine Shu of Chengqian Palace, Yanxi Palace Yi concubine, and concubine Ling of Yongshou Palace.

It can be seen from this that the head of the inner court who lived in Changchun Palace in the early years of Qianlong should be the Jia Fei Jin family, not the Xiaoxian pure empress Fucha family.

• At noon on July 15th, the eleventh year of Qianlong's reign (1746), Concubine Jia gave birth to the eighth son of the emperor, Yongxuan.
• On the first day of July in the thirteenth year of Qianlong (1748), Concubine Jia Jin was promoted to Concubine Jia, ranking after Pure Concubine Su. On the ninth day of July in the same year, the emperor's nine sons were born.

• On the fifth day of April in the fourteenth year of Qianlong's reign (1749), the concubine's canonization ceremony was held.

The Ministry of Etiquette originally planned to follow the etiquette when Empress Xiaoxian and Imperial Concubine Huixian were canonized on the same day in the second year of Qianlong's reign, so that both Imperial Concubine and Concubine Jia would enjoy the treatment of a princess or concubine.

However, Emperor Qianlong believed that Concubine Jia was not a concubine for the first time, and "the current concubine of the emperor and Concubine Jia were conferred the same title on the same day.

However, the princess and the concubine had their wives, and there was no difference in the etiquette. Therefore, there was no agreement in the ritual system," so he believed that they were canonized. Etiquette should follow the example of the imperial concubine Xian and pure concubine of the Jin Dynasty in the 10th year of Qianlong's reign, and do not enjoy the courtesy of the princess, concubine or concubine.

In November, his younger brother Jin Ding was accused by Shuntian Mansion civilian Zhang Baoquan because his family slave Chen Tianxiang took advantage of his power. It is unknown how Emperor Qianlong will deal with it.

• On September 22, the 16th year of Qianlong's reign (1751), Emperor Qianlong ordered that the concubine Jia family be carried out of their coats and collars.
• On the seventh day of the second lunar month in the seventeenth year of Qianlong's reign (1752), Concubine Jia Jin gave birth to the emperor's eleventh son Yongxuan.

The next day, Qianlong issued a decree to reward eleven people including the general manager Wei Zhu, grandma Xu and Wang, with a total of 210 taels of silver. (On May 28, when the Minister of Internal Affairs Wang Zhaer reported the number of silver leaves used in the palace, he said that one each of the auspicious rocking car and the rocking frame used in Wufutang's wedding venue had been obtained from Guangzhou Secretary as usual. . Wufu Hall was the birthplace of princes and princesses at that time, rather than the daily residence of imperial concubines. It can be seen that Concubine Jia Jin gave birth to the emperor’s eleventh son Yongxuan in Wufu Hall.)

• In the seventeenth year of Qianlong (1752) ) On July 25th, Concubine Jia was 40, and she was given eighty-one items as usual.
• On October 17 of the same year, Emperor Qianlong decreed that the coffins of the late Empress Xiaoxian Fucha, Emperor Huixian's concubine Gaojia, and Emperor Zhemin's concubine Fucha were buried in the Shengshuiyu Underground Palace (Yuling ), Emperor Qianlong brought Queen Nala , Jia Guifei Jin, Yibin Bai, Yingbin Balin, Lin Guiren, Yonghuang Fujin Ilari, Yongzhang Fujin Borji Jin, Princess Gulun and Princess Jing , Heshuo and Princess Wan went to Dongling to participate in the enshrining ceremony of the first queen and two concubines. The queen and concubine Jia even visited the underground palace twice with Emperor Qianlong.

It can be seen that Concubine Jia is one of the candidates to be buried in Yuling.

After death

• On November 15, the 20th year of Qianlong's reign (1755), Concubine Jia Jin passed away at the age of forty-three.

According to the memorial text recorded in the "Dian Dynasty Classics", Jin died of dysentery, a disease caused by high temperature or abnormal rise in body temperature. It may be due to heat stroke or heat exhaustion , etc.

On November 16, Emperor Qianlong posthumously named her the imperial concubine. On November 17, she was given the posthumous title Shujia, and she was the imperial concubine Shujia ("Shujia" means "gentle, worthy of commendation"). ).

After the death of Imperial Concubine Shujia, Emperor Qianlong added 18 ceremonial guards for her, and her relatives were also well cared for by Emperor Qianlong.

Nala, who was the Queen of the Central Palace at that time, was absent from several activities to commemorate Emperor Shujia because of her pregnancy.

• On October 23, the 22nd year of Qianlong (1757), the golden coffin of Emperor Shujia was sent to Shengshuiyu Mausoleum in Dongling for burial. The empress, Concubine Shu, and other principals of the inner court went to Jing'anzhuang Funeral Palace in person Presenting the golden coffin to Emperor Shujia.
• On the second day of November, he was buried in Shengshuiyu (i.e. Yuling). In the shrine in the West Nuan Pavilion of Long'en Hall in Yuling, there are the sacred tablets of the three imperial concubines. In the center is the imperial concubine Huixian, to the east is the imperial concubine Zhemin, and to the west is the imperial concubine Shujia.

• The Jingshi Room archives in the 23rd year of Qianlong's reign (1758) record that the Jingshi Room contains two imperial crowns of imperial concubine Shujia (actually imperial crowns from the imperial concubine period).

One is a Sanfeng Dynasty crown, decorated with a first-class Taisho pearl (weighing one qian and two cents). The other is a birch bark Sanfeng Dynasty crown, decorated with a Dadong pearl (weighing one qian). According to the system, the Imperial Concubine Dynasty The top bead on the crown is a third-class large pearl. Only the empress dowager and empress can enjoy the third-class large eastern pearl.

Concubine Jia's two crowns were decorated with a first-class Dazheng bead (pearl) and a Dadong pearl respectively, both of which exceeded the standards that a concubine should have. This shows that Concubine Jia was favored by Emperor Qianlong.

• In March of the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), Emperor Jiaqing carried the family of Emperor Shujia to the Manchuria Banner of Zhenghuang Banner.
• In the first month of the 23rd year of Jiaqing (1818), Emperor Jiaqing ordered that the surname of the mother's family of Emperor Shujia in the jade certificate be changed to Jin Jia.

In July 1928, Yuling Underground Palace was exploded by the warlord Sun Dianying . The underground palace suffered a catastrophe. Emperor Shujia was not spared, and her body was incomplete. Finally, it was mixed with the bones of other concubines and put into the same coffin. middle.