(I) The difference between Gulun Princess and Hoshuo Princess The difference between the number sealed by Heshuo Princess
His Qing Dynasty has a clear name for legitimate and illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate illegitimate There are also two types of titles for princesses, Princess Gulun and Princess Heshuo. The difference between these two lies in identity.
Princess Heshuo refers to the daughters born to the queen, who are all Princess Heshuo, and the daughters of princes and ministers want to comfort the Meng and enthrone the princess, and they are also Princess Heshuo.
And Princess Gulun, only the legitimate daughter born to the queen, can be Princess Gulun.
The princess who have always been well-known to the public are not called princesses. The daughters of princes and nobles are all called princesses.
So Princess Gulun was very rare in the Qing Dynasty. Princess Rongxian, from Princess Heshuo, became Princess Gulun, relying not on the value of her mother, but on her own ability and filial piety.
(II) The fate of the Qing Dynasty princess has long been destined to be
Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight until he died at the age of 69. During this period, there were many concubines in the harem and enough offspring. Kangxi was born with 20 daughters, but there were only eight adults who grew up, and there were no legitimate daughters, all of them were concubines. Therefore, in the early Kangxi period, there was no Princess Gulun.
Kangxi had four concubines, namely Huiyi Derong, among which Rongfei gave birth to Kangxi and survived one son and one daughter.
In the twelfth year of Kangxi, Princess Rongxian was born. At this time, Princess Rongxian was the surviving eldest daughter of Kangxi because the first two daughters died prematurely. Kangxi even brought his younger brother Chang Ning's eldest daughter to the palace and adopted him as his adopted daughter. He was also the eldest princess of the Kangxi Dynasty, Princess Chunxi.
The princesses during the Kangxi period had only one way out, that is, to comfort Mongolia, become the bond between the Qing Dynasty and Mongolia, and exchange a woman for peace in a region.
When Rong Xian was young, Kangxi had already made a marriage for her. The other party was the son of the prince of the Balin tribe of Mongolia. Urgon .
The destined life has been made, so Rong Xian can only follow his father's will.
(III) Filial piety touched Emperor Kangxi
When Rong Xian was 18 years old, he was canonized as Princess Heshuo Rongxian and married Urgon far away.
Perhaps the grassland is not as prosperous as Kyoto, but it has a rare freedom. Rong Xian lived a good life when he arrived in the grassland. At the same time, Urgon also liked Rong Xian very much. Even after marriage, there was only Rong Xian, a woman. She had a happy marriage and a life of both children. At this time, Rong Xian was happier than being a princess.
Thirteen years after getting married, the king of Bahrain died of illness, but had no descendants, so the throne could only be passed on to his younger brother Urgon. Urgon followed Kaixin to fight Galdan and made contributions to the military affairs of the Twenty-Three Banners.
Kangxi likes Rong Xian very much. According to historical records, Kangxi often missed his daughter who married Mobei, so during the battle between Mobei and Junggar , he did not forget to take the time to read Rong Xian. In order to make the emperor's father-in-law live happily, Urgon built a palace. Except for Princess Rongxian, Kangxi had never visited other daughters who were married to the grassland.
Until the 48th year of Kangxi, Kangxi fell ill. Rong Xian, who heard the news, rushed back to Kyoto from the grasslands in the north of the desert, and served Kangxi until he recovered.
At this time, Kangxi was seriously ill because of the prince Yinreng and was also cured by his daughter's filial piety, which gave Kangxi, the old father. After recovering from illness, Kangxi ordered the promotion of Princess Heshuo Rongxian to Princess Gulun Rongxian .
The enthronement of Princess Rong Xian crossed a class.
(IV) The only case in the century of the Qing Dynasty
In the 60th year of Kangxi, Urgon resisted Junggar, but died of illness during the march. Urgon was 51 years old that year. When Urgon died, according to the rules, the eldest son Linbu, who inherited the throne, was born by Rong Xian. However, Linbu was favored by her parents and was not a good heir at all, so she was repeatedly scolded.
Rong Xian missed his deceased husband while being powerless and his son's incompetence. He died of illness seven years later, at the age of 56. It was already during the Yongzheng period.
heard that Rong Xian died, and Yongzheng held a funeral beyond the specifications for this half-sister.
Rong Xian wore a phoenix crown and a dragon robe on his head. The burial of the princess's dragon robe is also the only case in the Qing Dynasty in a century. Even Princess Rongxian’s tomb is the most popular among the princesses, covering an area of 5,000 square meters. Some emperors’ tombs are not as grand as Rongxian.
In 1972, Princess Rongxian's mausoleum was excavated, spanning 244 years, and Princess Rongxian's body is still there. There are two urns around you, namely husband Urgon and son Linbu.
Princess Rong Xian is the biggest winner among the princesses of the Qing Dynasty.
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