Yongqi, is this name familiar? Older readers may have met in "Han Zhu Ge Ge". Last year’s "Ruyi's Legend", Yong Qi, was also an important supporting role. In "Story of Yanxi Palace", he was also an important plot point, so this What's the story of Brother Wu? Was his death really due to being named "Prince Rong"?
Many people know that Yong Qi is through "Han Zhu Ge Ge". "Five Elder Brothers" have a deep affection for Little Swallow. In the third part of "Returning the Pearl", "Heaven and Earth", Yongqi finally gave up the honor of heir to the throne for Little Swallow.
"Huang Ama" had no choice but to declare that the fifth elder brother died suddenly of illness. In the "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" and "Story of Yanxi Palace" broadcast last year, Yong Qi also has related stories.
In "The Legend of Ruyi", Yongqi was raised by Ruyi since she was a child, but after Ruyi had her own son, Yongqi began to suspect that "Emperor Niang" did not treat him as before.
Later, the "undercover" sent by Wei Yanwan, Hu Yunjiao, became Yongqi's concubine, and tried every means to instigate separation, until Yongqi and Ruyi estranged.
Hu Yunjiao used various despicable methods to aggravate Yongqi's condition. In addition, Yongqi herself tabooed from doctors, and eventually died of illness shortly after being named Prince Rong.
Hu Yunjiao again accused Ruyi of wanting her son to inherit the throne in front of Qianlong, which made Yongqi end in bitterness. After the identification, Hu Yunjiao was hit to death on the spot.
After her trouble, in Qianlong's eyes, Yongqi's death became another crime of Ruyi. Ruyi, who was already in the cold palace, was cut off.
In the TV series, Ruyi learned that he would not be able to live long, so he asked someone to investigate Hu Yunjiao's life experience. It turned out that she was Tian Yun'er, the daughter of Grandma Tian's midwife.
Tian Yuner was born with a terminal illness and was destined to not live long. In order to save her daughter's life, Grandma Tian accepted Wei Yanwan's help (giving money and finding an imperial doctor) many times, and then she devoted herself to harming others.
First, she deliberately tore off Shu Bin's afterbirth when she had a dystocia, so that Shu Bin could no longer give birth. Later, when Ruyi gave birth to his third child, his hands and feet caused the child to die.
Ruyi tracked down the cause of the child's death. Grandma Tian and other midwives were executed. Wei Yingwan ordered someone to take care of Tian Yun'er until she reached adulthood, and provoke her to avenge her mother.
At this time, Yong Qi was already an adult, and Wei Yanwan sent Tian Yuner as a pen-and-stick daughter "Hu Yunjiao" to Yongqi's mansion as a girl.
Hu Yunjiao has a clear and pitiful appearance, and Yong Qi soon fell in love with her and was promoted to "Gege". As for her "maiden" Hu family, they were killed by the fire, and none of them were spared (shuddering, it should have been Wei Yanwan's work).
's tight "drug net" has separated Yongqi and Ruyi's relationship, and also made Qianlong's most optimistic son Yongqi die young. In
"Strategy of Yanxi Palace", Yong Qi's mother Yu Fei was forced to become a monk and gave her son to the protagonist Wei Yingluo to raise her. After Yong Qi grew up, in order to "pave the way" for her son, she designed the gun to explode and hurt her leg.
Wei Yingluo heard that the famous doctor Ye Tianshi was in Hangzhou, so she took the opportunity of Qianlong's southern tour to take Yongqi to seek medical treatment. Unexpectedly, Yuan Chunwang replaced the rot insects that Ye Tianshi used to treat diseases with poisonous insects. When
was in distress, Yingluo hit a poisonous insect and became very poisonous herself. It was not until Fu Heng brought back from the south to learn about the poisonous herbs that Yingluo's life was saved, but Fu Heng died of a serious illness.
There is no account of Yongqi's results in this play, but Ye Tianshi's treatment fails, and Yongqi's body should not recover.
In these two plays, Yongqi is not the main character, but they are the "beads" on the key clues.
So, what kind of existence is the fifth elder brother in history?
Yongqi, the fifth son of Qianlong, and his biological mother is the Yubi of the Criyet family (Hou Fengyu concubine). Concubine Yu only gave birth to one child, Yongqi, and from this judgment, she should not be considered favored. But Yong Qi is very good.
and Yongqi ranked similar princes, the second elder brother Yonglian and the seventh elder brother Yongzong were both born to empress Fucha, but unfortunately they died young.
The eldest brother Yonghuang's mother was a concubine and died early, and at the funeral of Empress Fucha, the eldest brother was reprimanded by Emperor Qianlong for disrespecting his aunt, and then died of depression.
The third elder brother Yongzhang and the sixth elder brother Yongrong were born to the pure imperial concubine Su, the Su clan is a Han Chinese, and Yongrong was passed away before the death of pure imperial concubine.After going out, Yongzhang died of illness shortly after the death of Concubine Chun.
Similarly, the fourth elder brother Yongxuan, born by Jia Fei, was also adopted, and the eighth elder brother Yongxuan was disabled. Compared with them,
Yongqi is undoubtedly lucky. After becoming an all-rounder in civil and military affairs, he is good at riding and shooting, can write and paint, and is loyal and filial.
Western astronomical algorithms brought by Western missionaries in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties were very popular. In the imperial family in the early Qing Dynasty, many "enthusiasts of astronomy and mathematics" appeared.
Such as Emperor Kangxi himself, his sixteenth son, Prince Kang Yinlu. It just so happens that Yong Qi is also a prince who is proficient in astronomical algorithms, and the "Remaining Manuscript of Jiaotong" is handed down. It is estimated that this is also very popular with Emperor Qianlong.
Especially in May of the twenty-eighth year of Qianlong, when the Jiuzhou Qingyan Banquet of Old Summer Palace was caught in a fire, Yong Qi broke into the sea of fire alone and said "Father Emperor". It is estimated that this is something that particularly moved Qianlong.
It is worth noting that Yongqi's "potential rival, the fourth brother," Yongxue, "heirs", it was in November of that year. This incident may be one of Qianlong's favors for Yu Yongqi.
As for the twelfth eldest son of the "Emperor Niang" Ruyi who was jealous by Yong Qi in "The Legend of Ruyi", he is only an eleven-year-old child. Although his status is precious, he is still the same as the "fifth brother". Incomparable.
Even more than 20 years after Yongqi’s death, when Qianlong met with British envoy Macartney at the Mountain Resort, Qianlong would affectionately mention his beloved son Yongqi, saying that he had decided to pass on him at the time, but he did not That's all.
So, how did Yongqi die in history? Judging from the records left, it is a disease called "attached bone gangrene". According to modern medical analysis, this is a disease similar to bone tuberculosis.
In the early Qing Dynasty, the princes were required to be good at riding and shooting, and they often went on safari with their father. Yong Qi estimated that during the process of running horses and sleeping on horses, Yong Qi injured her legs and caught cold and contracted bone gangrene. The disease of
is not fatal in nature, but it may be aggravated by the "taboo of the disease and avoiding the doctor", and the overdoing of daily life and careless maintenance.
In the 30th year of Qianlong, that is, the winter of the year when Qianlong and his successors "fall out", Yong Qi's condition worsened, and Qianlong ordered him to be honored as Prince.
In Ruyi's Biography, Ruyi was shocked when he learned of this title, because it was indeed not an auspicious title-the third prince born to Emperor Shunzhi and Concubine Dong E was named Prince Rong.
And this child died soon after birth. Yong Qi died of illness four months after the queen was sealed, at the age of 26.
has a role in "Returning the Beads" 3 that may be impressive. This is the choice of Yongqi's wife—Zhihua, whom "Lafayette" strongly advocates.
Because of this "scheming girl", Yong Qi and Xiao Yanzi once turned against each other. In the end, although Zhihua gave birth to Yong Qi's child Mianyi, Yong Qi still abandoned her.
In fact, Mian Yi is indeed the only one of Yongqi’s six sons that survived, ranking fifth, born to Yongqi’s side Fu Jin Suo Chuolun, and later inherited the title of Yong Qi, Feng Rongjun king.
Yongqi's son Lin Jueluo in Jinxi, was the granddaughter of Ertai, a famous scholar during the Yongzheng and Qianlong reigns. He gave birth to a son for Yongqi and died.
also has a concubine named Hu, who gave birth to a son and a daughter for Yongqi. The son died, and the daughter married a Mongolian prince.
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