In "Strategy of Yanxi Palace", Fukangan is the child of Erqing and Fu Heng's brother Fu Qian Yitong. In real history, Fukangan is the son of Fucha Fu Heng. In the wild history, there is Fukangan. It is what Qianlong's son said.
According to the general official history, Fukang'an (1755-1796) is the third son of Fu Heng (about 1720-1770), a scholar of the Hall of Harmony and the Minister of Military Aircraft.
In the wild history, Fukangan was actually the illegitimate son of Qianlong and his queen’s sister-in-law, Guerjia family. It is no wonder that he looks a lot like Lord Qianlong. In Jin Yong's novels, this statement is also taken from the wild history.
Emperor Qianlong's fame is famous, and there are too many romantic affairs. It is said that one day, Queen Fucha called his brother-in-law Guarja into the palace as a guest. The first time he saw Guarja, who was small, exquisite and handsome, he had a good impression of her.
So quickly found the opportunity to summon her, and stayed in the harem for a long time to prevent her from returning to the house, and sent her husband Fu Hengzhi to the remote frontier to fight with the troops, and of course he continued to promote and reuse , The right is in the hands.
However, there is no way to verify whether the content in the wild history is true or not, so Fukangan's life experience has become a big mystery. However, since the official history said that he was Fu Heng's son, he should respect history.
Gaozong was originally married to the pure queen of Xiaoxian, Fucha, and his brother Fu Heng, the grandson of Mi Sihan, the famous minister in the early Kangxi period of Manzhou inlaid with Huangqi, and the son of Li Rongbao, the chief of Chahar. The brothers and sisters depended on each other and grew up together .
Fucha and Qianlong were very affectionate, but unfortunately they died prematurely due to illness. Fu Heng called Chunhe. During Qianlong, he served successively as guard, minister of household, governor of Shanxi, minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, minister of household affairs, etc.
Awarded the first-class Zhongyong Duke, the foreman of the military and aircraft minister plus the Prince Taibao, the Bachelor of Baohedian, the Bachelor of Economics, the commander of Ili, the posthumous posthumous title of Wenzhong. Deeply trained, diligent and humble, outstanding qualifications, both civil and military. In the face of this situation, the conventional approach should be to give Fukangan "Guan Enrong" or "Yinzi". The method of "Jia Enrong" is to give "family ceremonies" to dukes of different surnames. For example, rewarding clan titles can enjoy the right to lead the horse from the front, that is, the right to drive. For another example, the Duke of different surnames can only use the coral crown, and after Jia Enrong, he is allowed to use the gem crown like the clan nobility. "Yinzi" understands better: originally, after the death of a duke with a different surname, only the eldest son can attack him. In view of your outstanding contribution to the country, the emperor will give you an additional title to another son. But for some reason, Emperor Qianlong decided to break through the customization, and instead of playing cards according to common sense, he awarded Fukang'an the title of "Gushanbeizi", which can only be awarded by his clan. After the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass, the only person who was able to obtain the title of Beizi when the heroes of different surnames were alive was Fu Kang'an. It is worth mentioning that the title of Beizi obtained by Fukangan is not an ordinary hereditary title. The ordinary shellfish can only be inherited, but every time it is inherited, it must be lowered to a higher rank, which is the so-called "descendant attack." However, Emperor Qianlong specifically instructed Fukang'an's Beizi title to allow "inheritance to the third generation", and then descended to inherit the title according to the rules. In other words, within three generations, hereditary is irreplaceable! After the announcement of this letter, the ruling and opposition parties couldn't help discussing: Why did Lord Long live let Fukangan a foreign relative with a different surname to enjoy the treatment that only the royal family can get? What is the unusual relationship between these two people? Just as rumors were spreading, obituaries from the Fukang Anke dead army came from the front line. In May of the first year of Jiaqing (1796), Fukang'an, who was awarded the title of Beizi for less than half a year, died on the march due to contracting a miasma. His age was forty or two, which coincided with the age of wealth and strength. The emperor Qianlong, who was shocked by the bad news, was deeply saddened. Not only did Fukang'an become the princess, Emperor Qianlong also promoted his father and gave Fu Heng the title of princess; he also favored Fukang'an's descendants and ordered Fucha Delin to be given the first rank. AttackFeng Bei Le, his sons attacked Beizi, and his grandsons attacked the town gong, hereditary. Hearing this edict, the government and the public were in an uproar. Prior to this, Fukang'an was sealed with a different surname as Shanbei, which has no precedent to follow. Courtiers have been speculating about his relationship with Emperor Qianlong. This time, Emperor Qianlong not only broke through the ancestral system for him again, but also leapfrogged him! As an example, Fukangan was only a title of Beizi before his death, and even if he was named, he should be promoted to Baylor instead of leapfrogging to be the county king. At the same time, not only Fu Kang'an has become a prince, but his father Fu Heng has also been turned into a county king. Such special favors are shocking. For a time, the claim that Fukang An was the illegitimate son of Emperor Qianlong spread like wildfire, and it was still enduring until the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.
This kind of imperial palace incident will naturally not be recorded in the official history, but the description in the notes of the past dynasties is roughly the same. Fu Kang'an's biological mother was Fu Heng's wife, the sister-in-law of the Fu Cha clan of Empress Xiaoxian. Because of this relationship, she often went to the palace to chat with the female relatives and wives. One day coincided with Queen Fucha’s Millennium Festival, and Mrs. Fu Heng came to congratulate and attend the birthday banquet as usual. In the intersecting time, the queen unexpectedly discovered that her sister-in-law had left the court with the maid; soon Emperor Qianlong also left. Suspicious, she immediately sent her maid to visit Madam Fu Heng. The maid reported to his wife that the door was closed tightly, and she stayed in the palace because she was too drunk. At this point, Empress Fucha understood eight or nine points in her heart. The next day, when Mrs. Fu Heng came to bid farewell, the queen was cold-eyed, and only said one sentence: "Congratulations!" Seeing that the sister-in-law saw her through, the lady blushed and hurried back to the mansion. This incident caused the city to be full of storms, and the good deeds wrote a poem: "The family swallows the house of heavy peppers, and the dragon seed descends for no reason. Dan explains how to seal the shellfish, and the Qianqiu suspect Fu Wenxiang." This poem was later included in the "Qing Dynasty" In "Ye Shi Da Guan · Qing Palace Ci", the general idea is: When the queen held a family banquet in the palace, Emperor Qianlong favored his wife. As a foreign relative (Dan Chan, the Queen of Manchu family), Fukang An was awarded Beizi, making the world suspect that he was the dragon species of that year. In connection with Emperor Qianlong’s adoration of this nephew, "Beizi was born, and death was given to the princess", the rumors that the two are the biological father and son seem to be more accurate. In addition to the unofficial history records, clues to the illegitimate son of Emperor Qianlong of the Fukangan family can also be found in the official documents such as "The Records of Qing Shilu" and "Drafts of Qing History".
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First of all, raise them in the palace. According to the "Records of the Pure Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty": "Fu Kang An was raised by a hanging man. After years of training. As for adults." You must know that in the Qing Dynasty, usually only princes can grow in the palace, and even the emperor's grandson cannot easily enter the palace. To meet the emperor, let alone talk about raising them inside. The Emperor Kangxi made an exception to bring Xiaohongli back to the Forbidden City to be raised. This kind of grace made Emperor Qianlong remember his life, and even promoted it everywhere as evidence that the sage grandson could protect the three generations. And Fukangan was even arranged to be raised in the palace by Emperor Qianlong from a young age, and he often taught and taught himself until he grew up. This grace will never be enjoyed just because he is the queen's nephew, or his father is the minister of military affairs and the bachelor of the Palace of Baohe.
Secondly, not a princess. Reading the "Drafts of Qing History", we can see: Fu Kang'an's eldest brother Fu Ling'an is Duoluo, and married the daughter of the royal family. The second elder brother Fu Longan was Heshuo and married Princess Heshuo Hejia, the fourth emperor of Emperor Qianlong. The seven daughters of Emperor Qianlong, Gulun and Jing, who were most beloved by Emperor Qianlong, were born in the 21st year of Qianlong, just two years younger than Fukang'an. They are a perfect match. However, with regard to Fukang'an, who was "giving birth to Beizi and giving birth to the princess," the Emperor Qianlong not only did not choose to be his son-in-law, but even the prince and princess did not refer to marriage with him.
Again, hereditary is irreplaceable. Although Fukang'an has become the only king with a different surname after the Qing Dynasty settled in the Central Plains, this was not the original intention of Emperor Qianlong. As early as the canonization of Fukang'an as Beizi, Emperor Qianlong expressed his original intention: Fukang'an has outstanding military exploits, and should enjoy hereditary treatment like the Iron Hat King. So, why did Qianlong hesitate and fail to do so? The reason is quite simple: from the Shunzhi Dynasty to the Central Plains to the Qianlong Dynasty, only Prince Yi Yunxiang has this honor. Ke Yunxiang's identity is Kangxi's biological son, Yongzheng's thirteen brother, and belongs to the emperor's bloodline. If Fukangan were given the title of "Iron Hat King" hereditary, it would be equivalent to publicizing his relationship with Qianlong.
In order to stop the intensified messages, Emperor Jiaqing began to take back Qianlong and give it to Fukang as an exception.The various graces of the An family. When Emperor Qianlong was alive, Fucha Delin, the son of Fukang'an, was crowned Dorobelle, and the official worshiped the deputy capital of the Han army with a yellow flag. After the Jiaqing Emperor took power, he downgraded Delin to Gushanbeizi, dismissed all his duties, and became an idler. Delin, who was at home, was dissatisfied with the emperor. He went to restaurants and tea shops to complain all day long, and people of good deeds gathered to ask him about the past of Fu Kang'an and Qianlong. Jiaqing became furious after hearing this, and ordered Delin to think behind closed doors at home, not to make trouble outside; in the end, he simply got rid of the title of Beizi, played a board, and distributed Xifeng. The various practices of Emperor Jiaqing are in sharp contrast to the honor given by Emperor Qianlong to Fukang'an, and it seems that he hopes to take this opportunity to make the world more comfortable.
Regardless of the truth of this historical case, as a king with a different surname, Fu Kang'an and the Emperor Qianlong are indeed the same as his family, father and son. The prince of the prince is even worse than the others, and the hidden feelings are intriguing.
Fukangan (1754—July 2, 1796), Fucha clan, name Yaolin, Hao Jingzhai, Manchurian inlaid with yellow banner, famous general in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty , Minister. The third son of Fu Heng, a scholar, and the nephew of Queen Xiaoxian.
Fukangan successively served as governor of Yunnan-Guizhou, Sichuan, Fujian and Zhejiang, Guangdong and Guangxi, and was appointed to the rank of Wuyingdian University Fellow and Minister of Military Aircraft. Fukangan participated in the second battle of Jinchuan in his early years.
He led the army to quell the Wu Tianwu Incident in Gansu Hui people, the Lin Shuangwen Incident in Taiwan, the Battle of Gurkha, and the Miaojiang Incident. In addition, he also participated in the formulation of the "Kind Order for Rehabilitation in Tibet" and the golden bottle lottery system. f In February of the first year of Jiaqing (1796), he blessed Kang'an Beizi. He died in May of the same year. He was named the King of Jiayong County and had the posthumous title Wenxiang.
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