Nowadays, the Qing Palace drama is extremely hot, this one has just started broadcasting, that one will be released again, everyone you sing I appeared, it is not lively. The entire TV screen was almost occupied by the Qing Palace drama, and it also caused countless people to enter the drama too deeply, watching the character Prince Gege in the play directly committing a flower obsession. Some people even fantasize about crossing back and talking to the protagonist about a vigorous love.
Whoever is crazy about the flower, wake up quickly, yes, it is you, start to draw the point, the following are the Princess princesses of the Qing Dynasty that you see after you cross back.
Yes, don't believe your eyes, this is really a princess of the Qing Dynasty, and it is the Princess Rongshou Gulun of the Manchu Qing Royal Family, who is rooted in Miao Hong, and her appearance is indeed not flattering, but her background is not simple.
Her father was the famous Prince Yi of Heshuo Gong of the Qing Dynasty, and YiXun was an authentic royal son. He was the sixth son of the Daoguang Emperor and the younger brother of the Xianfeng Emperor. He was not only a heavy minister of the Three Dynasties of Xianfeng, Tongzhi, and Guangxu, but also the leader of the Foreign Affairs Movement, a pioneer of late-fresh diplomacy, and a noble position in the DPRK.
Princess Rongshou Gulun (1854-1924), the last princess to be included in the Qing History Manuscript, was the eldest daughter of Prince Gong Yixuan. Cixi Ci'an bowed to the government, and Prince Gong Yizhi became an important minister who oversaw the power of the outer court and the inner court. Empress Dowager Cixi was very gracious to her and announced that her daughter would enter the palace to live. In the eleventh year of Xianfeng, she was specially named Princess Gulun, and Prince Gong resigned and changed her name to Princess Rongshou. During the Guangxu period, the princess was promoted to the title of Princess of Rongshou Gulun, and was given a yellow palanquin to reward the princess with two gifts.
At the age of 12, she married the Fucha clan
When Princess Rongshou was 12 years old, Empress Dowager Cixi made the decision to choose a husband for this little girl who looked honest and honest.
According to the old eunuch of the Qing Palace, on this day, Princess Rongshou dressed up, put on a brightly colored dress, and walked like an adult in an unhurried court pace, and the princess ordered the concubines and other noblewomen to do the lead and first go to the harem to meet Empress Dowager Cixi. Then she went into a dimly lit inner room, lowered the bamboo curtain on the door, and waited quietly to see her future husband.
The three teenagers walked in turn, stood side by side, first asked the princess for peace, and then stood with their heads bowed and their hands hanging down. After a while, the eunuch signaled that the three teenagers could retire, and the princess had been selected.
It should be said that with this program, the selected boys, of course, are relatively liked by her. However, Princess Rongshou's marital autonomy was extremely limited. Anyway, it is a procedure, and the candidates prepared by the empress dowager are all good. Princesses are not people who have a lot of fantasies about young boys and like to pick and choose.
The chosen boy was named Fucha Zhiduan, who looked gentle and studious, first-class Yinsheng, the son of the Manchu Prince Fucha Jingshou, who was also married to a princess, princess Gulun Shouen, the daughter of the Daoguang Emperor. The imperial relatives of the state are close to each other, and there is no objection or obstacle to the marriage of Princess Rongshou.
After the betrothed, a princess mansion was built on The Wide Street outside the Di'an Gate. Not far from the Princess House, the HorseDi is also under construction. The Princess Mansion gradually took shape in the eyes of everyone, and it was quite grand.
17-year-old widowhood looks old
About five years after the princess was married, Edo Shiba died of illness. When she was 17 years old, she became a widow and had no children. According to the "control" of the princess in the Qing Dynasty, the princess's heirs must be few or even none.
The Qing system is like this: on the day the princess is married, there is no so-called night of flower candles. After the ceremony, they went back to their respective mansions. After that, the horse would go to the princess's mansion every night to ask for peace, and when he was finished, he would return to his mansion -- unless the princess called him, he could stay overnight, and there were many rules before.
No one is born a middle-aged woman. Princess Rongshou was only 17 years old when she was widowed, or a "young girl", will she feel nothing like a stone person in a long and lonely day? The old eunuch of the Qing Palace said: Princess Rongshou was often seen riding a horse alone in the courtyard.
Cixi saw that she was young and widowed, and she was really lonely and pitiful, so she took her to the palace. Cixi herself was also a young widow, and among the princes' daughters, if there were widows and childless, Cixi would ask them to come into the palace, and everyone would be more lively. Cixi's side was surrounded by a bunch of widows. Including the later Empress Longyu and Concubine Jin, the Guangxu Emperor thought they were ugly and boring, and ignored them at all, no different from widows. Among these widows, Princess Rongshou was the most qualified and responsible widow. She originally had an old face, and after she lived, she did not wear any fancy clothes, did not do any makeup, "although there are twenty people, I look forward to her concubines."
Princess Rongshou is not beautiful. The old eunuch said that from the back, he was often confused with Empress Longyu of the Guangxu Emperor. Empress Longyu had a yellow face, slightly toothed teeth, thin and dry, and because she was embarrassed to be tall, she often twisted her body apologetically. Princess Rongshou was about a little better looking than her on the front, sitting upright, looking more majestic.
Therefore, from the background of her life, the Princess Rongshou Gulun in the photo is the imperial prince of the Eight Classics of Zheng'er, and the princess of the Qing Dynasty. The one in the middle of the first row was Princess Rongshou Gulun, next to which should be the gege of the other princes.
From the left in the first row, there is a photo of Princess Rongshou Gulun of the Qing Dynasty, and in addition to a few Western noblewomen, the others should be the wives of the princes and ministers of the imperial court at that time.
In addition to the photos of Princess Rongshou Gulun, Xiaobian also found photos of other princesses and princesses, and the princesses and princesses you see after crossing are more or less like this.
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And finally, here's it
After reading this, who is the one who is crazy, you should also wake up, do you still think about crossing every day? I have to say that it is helpful to read more history before crossing, because maybe after reading it, you don't want to cross it? If you really crossed, these princesses above, if you give you a million, who would you marry?
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