I believe that those who have watched Jin Yong 's "The Deer and the Cauldron" must be impressed by a character. She is the quirky, bold and fierce Jianning Princess .
In "The Deer and the Cauldron", she is the sister of Kangxi and enjoys all her love.
So what is the fate of Princess Jianning in reality?
Princess Jianning is the 14th daughter of Huang Taiji . She is Kangxi's aunt, not Kangxi's sister as Jin Yong's works.
Princess Jianning's name is Ajige. Her mother is Qilei from the Chahar tribe of Mongolia. Her mother has a low status and is just a concubine.
When Huang Taiji led Eight Banners to conquer the Chahar tribe, he took a fancy to the beauty of Princess Jianning's mother, so he entered the harem.
Among the many concubines in Huang Taiji's harem, Borjijit's 's Zhezhe is the wife, who is in charge of family affairs and has different statuses. Hailanzhu is deeply loved by Huang Taiji, while later Xiaozhuang Bumubutai was very wise and has a very different status.
At this time, the Qilei clan was not favored and had a low status. In addition, Huang Taiji had many children, so her daughter was not valued by Huang Taiji.
In the tenth year of Shunzhi, the 13-year-old Princess Heshuo Jianning was married to the son of Wu Sangui . At this time, Wu Yingxiong was placed under house arrest as a hostage, because Wu Sangui was always afraid of the Qing royal family.
ShunzhiThe emperor married Princess Jianning to Wu Yingxiong, which was also a way to win over and comfort.
As a child of the royal family, he has always taken responsibility, and most marriages are political marriages.
However, Princess Jianning was lucky at this time. After she and Wu Yingxiong got married, their lives were very happy, and Wu Yingxiong loved her very much. Wu Yingxiong, who became the son-in-law, also had a high status. He not only became the Prince's Taibao, but also was awarded the title.
Princess Jianning gave birth to three sons in total, and the family's life was also peaceful and happy.
But happy days are always short.
With the early death of Emperor Shunzhi, Emperor Kangxi succeeded to the throne. The relationship between Wu Sangui and the royal family of Qing 1 and Qing 1 also changed, and the fate of Princess Jianning and Wu Yingxiong's family also took a turn.
During the Shunzhi period, the Qing Dynasty had just entered the pass and the regime was not stable enough, so it was necessary to appease and win over these surrendered generals with heavy troops.
However, after more than ten years of operation, the Qing Dynasty has firmly settled down. In Kangxi's view, these vassal kings who were in the border were a complete unstable factor and were very afraid.
The smart Wu Sangui also keenly noticed this subtle change and gradually made up his mind.
In the 12th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi, Wu Sangui joined forces with the vassal kings of Shang Kexi and Geng Jingzhong to oppose the reduction of the vassal.
In fact, at this time, Wu Sangui just wanted to test Kangxi's attitude. After all, his power in Yunnan was deeply rooted, and his son married the princess, and his relationship was very good.
But what Wu Sangui didn't expect was that Kangxi's attitude was very firm and he officially withdrew the vassal.
This made Princess Jianning, who was sandwiched in the middle, very uncomfortable. As the relationship between Kangxi and Wu Sangui gradually changed, Jianning and Wu Yingxiong's family had to be more cautious.
In the 12th year of Kangxi's reign, Wu Sangui was dissatisfied with Kangxi's dehumanization of the vassals and raised an army of 140,000, and successively occupied Yunnan, Sichuan and other provinces.
Wu Sangui's uprising immediately put Wu Yingxiong, who was in Beijing, into a desperate situation. Kangxi immediately sent someone to arrest him and his eldest son.
Immediately afterwards, Wu Yingxiong and his son Wu Shilin were executed. Princess Jianning lost her husband and son in this way.
. Wu Sangui on the other side was even more sad when he heard about his son. In the end, after four years of tug-of-war, Wu Sangui failed.
The past four years have been the most difficult for Princess Jianning. She first experienced the tragic death of her husband and eldest son, and she had to worry about the safety of her two youngest sons.
Because according to the laws of the Qing Dynasty, if the family members of the rebels are less than ten years old, they will be imprisoned first, and after they reach ten years old, they will be castrated and dispensed. This will make the descendants completely unable to rebel.
As the emperor's aunt, Princess Jianning has always thought in her heart that Kangxi could open up the Internet for the sake of family affection.
But Princess Jianning's expectations were still disappointed.
As Wu Sangui's rebellion failed, Kangxi ordered that all the descendants of Wu Sangui be killed without leaving any living mouth.
This made Princess Jianning almost collapse and cried and begged Kangxi, hoping to save the lives of her two sons. But Emperor Kangxi was not only Jianning's family, but also the emperor of the entire Qing Dynasty, the most ruthless imperial family.
Kangxi finally did not give Princess Jianning the chance and hanged Wu Sangui's "second young grandson, and beheaded and abandoned the market."
At this time, Princess Jianning was 38 years old, and she was the only one left in the family, and she had no relatives.
In fact, Kangxi was also very reluctant in his heart. He once sighed: "My aunt was tired of rebellion and was troubled many years. I always think of it, and I feel sorry for it."
Princess Jianning's life, she had a comfortable and happy time, and also had a miserable situation of losing her relatives.
She has been urinated since she was a child. She got married at the age of 13, was widowed at the age of 34, and was left alone at the age of 38.
In the 43rd year of Kangxi, the 63-year-old Princess Jianning completed her life of mixed joys and sorrows.
is the most ruthless imperial family. As a royal child, although he enjoys material dignity, he has also endured a lot of responsibilities and lost a lot.
If Princess Jianning and her husband Wu Yingxiong are just ordinary people’s homes, will they spend their lives peacefully?
But a pity, history has no assumptions.
