The emperors of the Qing Dynasty were more diligent, starting from Kangxi, expanding the territory and stabilizing the regime, and by the Yongzheng period, the Yongzheng Emperor carried out the "living to work" to the end and enriched the treasury of the Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, the regime was stable, the treasury was abundant, and the Qianlong Emperor sat in a prosperous world, and during his reign, he favored a famous courtier, who was Hezhen. As a favorite courtier during the Qianlong period, Qianlong lacked money and he gave money, Qianlong wanted to play with him, in short, Qianlong's problem was handed over to Hezhen, then it was not a problem, who wouldn't like such a person?
Qianlong's political marriage to Hezhen
Although He Yan obeyed Qianlong and used his position to reach the point of being rich and invincible, he did not have many heirs, two sons, one died early, leaving only FengSheng Yinde and one only son. This child's innate good fortune was not only loved by Hezhen, but also loved by Qianlong, and even the name of Fengsheng Yinde was given by Qianlong. Qianlong really liked Fengsheng Yinde too much, and even when he left, he did not forget to say to Hezhen that this child did not need to find a daughter-in-law. He Yan Linglong was clear and clear, and naturally understood Qianlong's intentions, because Qianlong had a young daughter who was the same age as FengShen Yinde.
He Yan understood this layer of heavenly grace, and immediately knelt down to thank the emperor, you know, although this Gulun and Filial Princess of the Qianlong Emperor were not concubines, they were deeply loved by Qianlong, and according to the treatment of the empress's daughter, it was because of this that she was named Princess Gulun, which was the highest rank among princesses.
"The Lord, the maiden of Emperor Gaozong, is beloved by Su su and has not married a golden sedan car." - Draft History of the Qing Dynasty
Fifty-four years after Qianlong, the tenth princess married Fengsheng Yinde, an emperor's favorite little princess, married to the son of Hezhen, who was an extremely popular courtier, so good fortune, became a good story for a time, and Hezhen naturally felt the emperor's favor, and served the emperor with joy, and was even more devoted to this noble daughter-in-law, dividing the Gongwang Mansion into two parts, dividing the east and west, and the western part continued to be the Hezhen mansion; while the eastern part was ceded to Gu Lun and Princess Xiao as the princess palace, and Fengsheng Yinde also lived in it.
The princess is still the master when she marries
But there is a little bit of wild brother who must be clear, so as not to be misunderstood. Although Gu Lun and Princess Xiao were married to Feng Sheng Yinde, Feng Shen Yin De also became the "Forbidden City Horse", although it seems that the glory is infinite, but Gu Lun and Princess Xiao are the masters after all, and the Hezhen family is a slave in the end. Although the slave was fortunate enough to marry his master, FengSheng Yinde was still short in front of Gu Lun and Princess Xiao. Moreover, in terms of conjugal life, Fengsheng Yinde was also in a passive position, and Gu Lun and Princess Xiaoxiao could not serve because of his preferences and wishes.
Although Gu Lun and Princess Xiao were in the Gong Palace, they did not live with Feng Sheng Yinde, which was a normal part of the marriage of Qing Princesses. Feng Shen Yin De wanted to see Gu Lun and Princess Xiao, which had to be notified in advance and agreed to meet.
After Qianlong's death, Jiaqing succeeded to the throne. During the Qianlong period, Hezhen, who had once "flaunted his might" over Jiaqing, also came to the end of his life, and in the fourth year of Jiaqing, Qianlong died on his front foot, and Jiaqing died on his back foot. Because he was a donkey, FengShen Yinde escaped the punishment of sitting together and was not executed. However, as the son of a sinner, Feng Sheng Yinde's voice has never been broken, but Jiaqing also loves his sister and has always been pressed.
After Hezhen's death, the Gong Palace was given by Jiaqing to his younger brother Wang Yongxuan of Qingjun, and Gu lun and Princess Xiaoxiao and Fengshen Yinde could only move away, and eventually arrived at a mansion in the Milk Mansion and became the new Princess Mansion, as the new residence of Gulun and Princess Xiaoxiao and Fengsheng Yinde. Although they had no worries about food and clothing, and there was no shortage of anything in life, the abundance of gentry and virtue at this time was not much better than being imprisoned. Gu Lun and Princess Xiao and Feng Shen Yin De were originally different from ordinary couples under the system of the Qing Dynasty, after moving to the Milk House, Gu Lun and Princess Xiao's Jiaqing sister identity inevitably made Feng Shen Yin De extremely uncomfortable, so the number of times the two met was even less.
Feng Shen Yin de took a concubine into the cemetery
On the first day of the fifth year of Jiaqing, on the day of Hezhen's death, Fengshen Yinde went to the grave for Hezhen, which was a normal ancestor worship, but Fengsheng Yinde took one of his concubines Fengzhu and lived together in the Yang Mansion of Hezhen's tomb. This relationship between Gu Lun and Princess Xiao and Eun Fu, as a horse, it was not a big deal for The Gentleman Yin De to find a few concubines. Bad is bad, a month later, this concubine of Fengsheng Yinde actually gave birth to a baby girl.
Of course, Feng Shen Yinde did not dare to openly bring his daughter back to the Princess Mansion, so he placed her in his own nursing mother's home, and asked her to find a nursing mother to raise the girl, and after two years, he took the girl back to the Princess Mansion. Gu Lun and Princess Xiao were not angry about this matter, and Feng Sheng Yin De was also able to pass the pass this time.
Unfortunately, FengSheng Yinde miscalculated, and although Gu Lun and Princess Xiao did not say anything, he was planted in the hands of another person. This person's name was Kuifu, originally a bannerman who was serving in the Princess Mansion, but later he was looked at by Gu Lun and Princess Xiao, and he was plucked up by one hand and became a long historian in the Princess Mansion, in charge of the affairs of the Princess Mansion. However, Que Fu was not a kind-hearted person, and during his tenure, he embezzled the property of the Princess Mansion many times, and bullied and oppressed people, misbehaving. After being discovered, Gu Lun and Princess Xiao and Feng Sheng Yin De reprimanded him, but did not want this slave to be "mighty", and bumped into the two masters, saying that he was a slave of the emperor and did not kneel to the princess. Such a stubborn person was driven home by Gu Lun and Princess Xiao.
Kui Fu was even indignant, and a year later he found that his savings had been spent, and he could not continue, he had tasted the sweetness of the princess house chief history, and he was naturally unwilling to do other hard work, so he cheekily begged several times to return to the princess house, but he was refused. Annoyed and angry, Kuifu actually played a rogue, and simply ignored the friendship of the master and servant, and filed a petition to the horse to sue the imperial court.
The pony was convicted
Originally, a slave who wore a sin to sue the horse was ridiculous to the extreme, but Fengshen Yinde was the son of a criminal minister, and he had always been "cared for" by the ministers of the DPRK, so he stared at him and waited for him to make a mistake, so that Kuifu's imperial letter could go straight to the heavenly court, and the evidence of Fengsheng Yinde's having a son during the national mourning period was conclusive, which made the Jiaqing Emperor very angry, calling him "mournful", and stripped him of his title and imprisoned.
"His guilt is that he took the concubine to the cemetery and gave birth to a daughter within one year of the national service, which is really disgraceful."
According to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, entertainment and intercourse are not allowed during the national mourning period. During the national mourning period, although there are not many people who obey it, and there are not a few who secretly do it, it is even if no one reports it. It's just that Fengshen Yinde is different, he is a relative of the emperor, Qianlong is his father-in-law, and Fengsheng Yinde's father and Yan also died soon after. For FengSheng Yinde, it was both a national mourning and a family funeral, and he also took the concubine Fengzhu who was pregnant with Liujia to the tomb of Hezhen, which was indeed a bit rebellious.
In the twelfth year of Jiaqing, because of gulun's relationship with princess xiao, the Jiaqing Emperor rewarded him with a count and made him leave the capital to serve. Of course, Gu Lun and Princess Xiao naturally did not accompany her. Until the fifteenth year of Jiaqing, during his tenure in the Uria Sutai Army, Fengsheng Yinde returned to Beijing to recuperate from illness and died, at the age of 36, failing to leave a male bloodline for the Hejia family, which became a lifelong regret, and also made Gu Lun and Princess Xiao blame themselves for this.