The Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in China's history, the successive emperors were Manchurian Ai Xinjue Luoshi, and the eight surnames of Manchuria actually refer to the eight nobles of Manchuria, but the nobles are also divided into three, six and nine, so which surname is the most prominent? Not Fucha nor Nara.
The eight surnames of Manchuria are Tong Jia, Guar Jia, Ma Jia, Sokilo, Hesheli, Fucha, Nala, and Nyūrlu. It is also worth mentioning that Manchuria initially belonged to the tribal name, not the place name, which is clearly recorded in the Records of Emperor Gao of the Qing Dynasty:
"The word Manchuria, from a short source, denotes the name of the tribe, and if it is solemn, beji, and Jurchen, it is not a place name."
Later, in 1635, Emperor Taiji issued an order to change the name of the ethnic group to Manchuria, after which Manchuria had the dual meaning of geographical name and ethnic name, and after the Xinhai Revolution, Manchuria as the name of the nation became "Manchu".
Although Qing Taizu's successor Fucha Gundai, The Qianlong Emperor's Empress Xiaoxianchun, Emperor Zhexian's Concubines and Concubines jin, Daoguang Emperor's concubines, and Tongzhi Emperor's Shushen Emperor concubines were all from the Fucha clan, the Fucha clan was not the most prominent of the eight surnames in Manchuria.
In the harem of the Qing Emperor, there were more empress concubines from the Nala clan, the stepsisters of Qing Xianzu, the empress dowagers and concubines of Qing Taizu, the stepfathers and side concubines of Qing Taizong, the concubines and concubines of Qing Shizu, the concubines of Qing Shizu, the concubines of Qing Shengzu, the concubines and concubines of Qing Shengzu, the empresses of Qing Shizong, the concubines and concubines of Qing Xuanzong, the empresses of Qing Xuanzong, the concubines and concubines of Qing Wenzong, the concubines, and the concubines of Qing Dezong, and the empress xiaodingjing of Qing Dezong were all from the Nala clan, of which the majority belonged to the Yehenara clan, reaching 12.
The phrase "Qing died in Yehenara" also seems reasonable, because there are many people in the harem who are from the Yehenara clan, and the probability of hitting the gun is much higher, and Cixi, who interfered in the government, and Empress Longyu, who signed the abdication edict, are from the Yehenara clan.
However, the Nala clan is not more prominent than the Niu Cobalt Lu clan, the Niu Cobalt Lu clan is the most prominent of the eight surnames in Manchuria, in the early Qing Dynasty, Niu Hulu Er was also ranked as one of the "Five Founding Ministers", and after the Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne, So Niu Hulu Er also deserved to enjoy the Taimiao Temple, and Guarjia Fei Yingdong ranked around the Qing Taizu God.
The original wife of the Emperor Taiji was the daughter of Niu Hulu Eyidu, but was later suspended. In addition, the Kangxi Emperor's Empress Xiaozhaoren, Concubine Wen and Concubine Shu, as well as the Yongzheng Emperor's Empress Xiaoshengxian were all from the Niu Cobalt Lu clan, and Empress Xiao Shengxian was the birth mother of the Qianlong Emperor, and the corrupt officials of the Qianlong Dynasty and The Emperor were also from the Niu Hulu clan.
In the imperial harem of the Qing Dynasty, there were 6 empresses of the Niu Cobalt Lu clan, of which in addition to the Birth Mother of the Qianlong Emperor was the Niu Cobalt Lu Clan, the mother of the Xianfeng Emperor was also the Niu HuLu Clan, and the Empress Xiao Zhenxian of the Xianfeng Emperor (that is, Empress Dowager Ci'an) was also the Niu HuLu Clan.
After the death of the Xianfeng Emperor, the empress dowager of the two palaces bowed to the government, and for the moment empress dowager Ci'an was alive, Empress Dowager Ci'an did not dare to make a big move on the surface, which can also be seen from the mother-in-law of Ci'an and Cixi.
Although Empress Dowager Ci'an's mother was a concubine, and Empress Dowager Cixi's mother was Huizheng's wife, Fu Chashi, Empress Dowager Ci'an's father was a chancellor of the imperial court, and her family had been married to the Aixinjue Luo clan for generations, and the power of her mother's family was there, so Cixi naturally could not become the empress of the Xianfeng Emperor.
However, due to the fact that Empress Dowager Ci'an did not care so much about power, Empress Dowager Cixi formed gangs in the imperial court and gradually seized power, and at the end of the Qing Dynasty, Empress Dowager Cixi also suppressed Manchu officials by promoting Han officials, thus consolidating her power.