Heshen’s surname Niu Colu is one of the eight surnames in Manchuria, and the full name of Heshen is Niu Colu. Heshen, therefore, his son Fengshen Yinde's full name is naturally also called Niu Cobalu. Fengshen Yinde. .
Niu Colu is the oldest surname in Manchuria. It is one of the eight largest surnames in Manchuria and belongs to the most common surname in the Qing Dynasty. Niu Colu had six queens in the Qing Dynasty. Among them, Niu Colu was the birth mother of Emperor Qianlong, the empress of Emperor Yongzheng's filial piety, and Emperor Xianfeng's palace empress Xiaozhenxian, who was also Ci'an, who later co-curated with Cixi. The queen mother is also Niu Colu's.
In the fifteenth year of Qianlong (1750), He Shen was born in the home of Changbao, the deputy capital of Fujian. Chang Bao’s full name is Niu Co-Lu. Chang Bao, the names of people in the Qing Dynasty generally only use first names without surnames. Therefore, He Shen and younger brother He Lin many people mistakenly think that they are surnames and actually their full names should be prefixed with themselves His family name is Niu Kolu's.
In the thirty-third year of Qianlong (1768), 18-year-old He Shen married the granddaughter of Feng Yinglian, the governor of Zhili, and gave birth to a son in the 40th year of Qianlong (1775) Niu Co-Lu. Feng Shen Yin De. When Fengshen Yinde was born, his integrity and Shen's career rose soaring. He seemed to be the number one celebrity around Qianlong. After hearing the news of the birth of Heshen's eldest son, Qianlong deliberately became his son and daughter, and he became his most beloved little princess. Gu Lun and Princess Xiao betrothed to Heshen's eldest son, and personally named this future Dongcheng Kuai son "Fengshen Yinde". The meaning of "Fengshen" in Manchu is very good. It means "fuyu", "fuze" and "well-being". Qianlong hoped that Fengshen would be a permanent place for good fortune and be his favorite young daughter. Bring good luck. In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong (1789), Fengshen Yinde married Princess Gu Lun and Xiao Xiao, and He Shen became a relative of the emperor.
The marriage of Fengshen Yinde and Princess Gu Lun and Xiao Xiao is actually a political marriage, but it is different from the political marriage that was bound by interests in history and ended in failure. The handsome, tall, and dedicated Feng Shen Yin De and Princess Gu Lun and Princess Xiao had a deep relationship after marriage. The princess did not like red clothes and menswear, and often took her husband to go hunting together.
However, the two beautiful married lives in Heshen got into trouble because of the corruption incident.
In the first month of the Jiaqing 4th year (1799), He Shen, the first giant of the Qing Dynasty, was convicted of a crime. Fengshen Yinde was saved from his father's fatigue because of the princess's song, but he was deposed to the first-class title and rewarded to the minister of Sanzhi.
In August of the eighth year of Jiaqing (1803), Fengshen Yinde, who had been comforted for a few years, was told by the governor of Gu Lun and Princess Xiao, Shi Skuifu, that the horses were practicing martial arts and preparing to avenge their father. The charges of poisoning the princess and the daughters born in the national service were vain, but Gaozong Yu collapsed and Fengshen Yinde gave birth to daughters in the national service for one year. For this reason, Fengshen Yinde was removed from all positions and confined at home, thinking behind closed doors.
In the first month of the 12th year of Jiaqing (1807), Fengshen Yinde was transferred to the vice-capital of Manchuria with the inlaid blue flag, and the title of earl was returned. In December, he went to Ulya for the Soviet Army Middle-serving. In the fifteenth year of Jiaqing (1810), Fengshen Yinde, who had served in Wuliyasutai for four years, returned to Beijing to recover from illness. Emperor Jiaqing recited his merits for defending the borders, and Jiaen rewarded his duke. In May of the same year, Fengshen Yinde He died at the mansion at the age of 36.
To be fair, Jiaqing is still very interesting to this brother-in-law. He Shen is the largest greed in the Qing Dynasty, and Fengshen Yinde is inevitable to sit in anyway, but Jiaqing also knows that Fengshen Yinde has never participated in his father He Shen. Corruption, coupled with the fact that his marriage to the princess was appointed by Emperor Qianlong, so he was finally let go.
