In her sunny adolescence, a beautiful and intelligent girl, Abahai, married Nurhachi, who was 31 years her senior. This 12-year-old is charming and charming to please the Khan King, and at the same time witty in dealing with power struggles. She achieved the coexistence of beauty and wisdom, but unfortunately she was too young and ill-fated, and was finally forced to be martyred. What's going on? Let's find out.
Rewind to more than 300 years ago, Abahai was born in a family of the Banner Manchu Wula tribe. When she was 7 years old, her family changed and she became an orphan and was adopted by her uncle. In order to win over the Urabe, Nurhachi married the Abahai family in 1593. Although he was only three years old at the time, Abahai was born with a natural and enviable appearance.
In 1601, at the age of 12, he married Nurhachi, who was 31 years his senior. She has outstanding capital with both character and appearance, her appearance is overwhelming, and she is crazy, and she is scheming and quick-witted, although she is small, she is shrewd and capable. Nurhachi cherishes and pampers him, and his status is second only to that behind the two Khan concubines. As soon as Abahai fell into the red dust, he was in the limelight, causing the jealousy of other concubines, and the one who was most resentful was Huang Taiji's biological mother, Meng Gu Zhezhe.
Menggu Zhezhe, who had been conquered by Abahai, died two years later. Abahai was then named the Great Khan's favorite concubine. Since then, her favored status has reached its peak, and her ambition is unscrupulous. In order to get close to the Great Belle Daishan in order to seek greater benefits, she secretly showed kindness and courtesy to Daishan in every way. It's a pity that this indulgence was denounced by the little Fujin Deinze, which led to Abahai's Waterloo.
It turned out that Abahai gave away his belongings privately and gave delicious food to Daishan many times, and the two had an indescribable ambiguous relationship. Enraged, Nurhachi was furious and searched Abahai's dwelling. Although Abahai managed to escape, the cloth and silver coins were seized. Some people even say that Abahai is a profligate who gives gifts at will.
Nurhachi was so angry that he almost killed Abahai with his killers, and finally remembered her young age and expelled her from the Khan's mansion. But who would have thought that just a few months later, Abahai would regain the throne of the favored concubine! In 1622, Abahai even formed a "Jurchen Condolence Group" to go to the battlefield to cheer for the soldiers. In 1623, the two regained their love for the past, and you and I were in love.
The good times did not last long, and in 1626 Nurha was tired of fighting on the battlefield and returned home with an illness. On his deathbed, he sent Abahai to accompany him, and he wanted to appoint Abahai's son Dorgon as his heir, but he left before he could say anything. The four lions of Belle opened their mouths and questioned Abahai if he had left his last life. Abahai simply said those words, but unexpectedly, this became his own bane.
The Baylors claimed that Nurhachi wanted Abahai to bury him, but the young Abahai did not know how to intrigue, and only replied in order to save the future of his sons. In the end, Abahai hanged himself or was strangled to death, ending 25 years of prostitution.
From an arrogant and reckless favorite concubine to a tragic and fatal calculation, Abahai's life was full of ups and downs and ill-fated fate, and finally embarked on the road of no return to martyrdom. Her tragedy is not personal, but more of a maelstrom of power struggles. This beautiful and moving girl has an unprecedented national color and wisdom, but unfortunately she is too young and has too little experience to retreat from this power game. Abahai's bleak life also reminds us that certain things often happen not by chance, but by deeper entanglements of interests. Beauty and wisdom coexist, and it is impossible to escape the mockery of fate #Headline Premiere Contest#