Why didn't the exiled female prisoners of the Qing Dynasty die and not go to Ninguta? The reason is hard to tell!
Ninguta is a place name, located on the border, in a harsh environment, and was later used as a penal colony. However, there was a time when Ninguta was a transfer station for various ethnic groups to pay tribute to the imperial court. To say how this Ninguta came to be, it must be related to a legend. Legend has it that there were once 6 brothers, each of whom was on one side. In Manchu, six have the meaning of Ninggu, and each one is a pagoda, which together become Ninggu Pagoda.
First of all, we start from the geographical location of Ningguta, Ningguta is located in the northeast border of our country, the climatic conditions are very bad, especially in the winter, a cup of hot water just boiled out will freeze immediately, you can imagine how cold, plus the Qing Dynasty period, China is in the Xiaoice River period, which undoubtedly makes the original cold climate, more terrible.
Nowadays, we drive from Beijing to Xuexiang, which is very close to Ninguta, and it is about 1500 kilometers if we drive on the highway, which takes at least one day and one night. But hundreds of years ago, during the Qing Dynasty, exiled people had to walk to Ninggu Pagoda. If it is sent to Ninguta in the south, the distance is even farther, and it even takes several months to walk. During this period, there is a lack of food and clothing, and there is no corresponding medical condition, and it is likely to die on the road.
In fact, most people were not adapted to being assigned to Ninguta, but later, many people fell in love with this land of white mountains and black water. Moreover, the administrators of Ninguta were not insatiable and bad. Just like Wu Zhaoqian and others later became the staff of local officials, eating and drinking without worry. Zheng Zhilong, Jin Shengsi's family, Lu Liuliang's family and others brought advanced farming techniques from the interior, Buddhism from the interior, and cultural knowledge from the interior, and these people brought a lot of help to the people in the Ninguta area.