Are Yongzheng and Prince Yi the same mother?

Yongzheng's biological mother, Wu Ya, was estranged from Yongzheng, but it might not be accurate to say that Wu Ya "hated" Yongzheng. Wu Ya was born in a humble family. When she gave birth to Yongzheng, her status was not as high as a concubine. According to the regulations of the Qing Dynasty, she could not raise her son personally. Yongzheng was raised by Tong Jia. This made Yongzheng's feelings for his adoptive mother, Tong Jiashi, deep, and his feelings for his biological mother, Wu Yashi, more vague. After Emperor Yongzheng ascended the throne, he wanted to confer the title of Empress Dowager on the Wuya family, but the Wuya family was unwilling to do so. This reflected the disharmony in their relationship, but there were many factors in this, not just pure "hatred". From Wu Ya's point of view, it was possible that she had not been close to Yongzheng for a long time, so it was difficult to establish a deep mother-son relationship. In addition, the complicated political environment in the palace, the power struggle and other factors had caused their relationship to be alienated. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The following are some recommended novels about transmigrating into Prince Yongzheng: " Rebirth of the Qing Dynasty's Ten Princes " and " I became the Ninth Master's punching bag after I transmigrated." I hope you like these recommendations!

Actor Wang Hui played the role of the 13th Prince, Aisin Gioro Yinxiang, in the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty.

The relationship between Yongzheng and the Thirteenth Prince Yinxiang was very special in history. First of all, they had similar experiences. Yongzheng was raised by Empress Xiao Yiren, Tong Jiashi. When the Empress returned to her mother, Consort De, after her death, Consort De had poured all her love into the 14th master, so Yongzheng could not get the love of his mother. His mother, Concubine Zhang Jia, died when he was about ten years old, and he was taken care of by Concubine De. The same experience of losing love made them sympathize with each other, and Yongzheng took special care of Yinxiang. Secondly, they shared the same political stance and interests. The ninth and tenth lords looked down on Yinxiang because of their mother's noble status. Yinxiang and Yinzhen (Yongzheng) maintained a high degree of political direction, and most of their interests and hobbies were the same, which made Yinxiang naturally lean towards Yongzheng. Their good relationship was reflected in many aspects: The first was to grant him an official position, a title, and a silver reward. During the Kangxi period, Yinxiang was only the title of Bei Zi. After Yongzheng came to power, he was directly granted the title of Prince Yi and was given 230,000 taels of money and grain. He was specially allowed to use the official property for six years after the enfeoffment. He placed the assistant servants under his charge under the Thirteenth Lord's Mansion, increased the guards and honor guards of the mansion, and added the title of Prince (Yinxiang refused to accept it). He also increased his salary by 10,000 taels of silver. His mother was also granted the title of Imperial Concubine and re-buried. Secondly, they trusted him and obeyed him. As soon as Yongzheng came to power, he let Prime Minister Yinxiang handle the funeral affairs of Yongzheng's biological mother and many other matters. Later, he was appointed as the head of the military and military minister, responsible for water conservancy, education, military supplies, Yuanmingyuan Imperial Army, major cases, the government's accounting of money and grain, and many other matters. He was responsible for everything the prime minister did, which showed the high level of trust. Yinxiang proposed to use the people, Yongzheng immediately put them in an important position, Yinxiang stopped Yongzheng's pursuit of enjoyment, Yongzheng also immediately canceled. Third, Yinxiang's work attitude and moral character. From the "nine sons fighting for the throne", Yinxiang stood with Yongzheng. After Yongzheng took power, Yinxiang worked hard and worked hard for the country. He finally died of excessive responsibility. However, he was not arrogant because of his favor. He was respectful and courteous when facing Yongzheng's reward. After Yinxiang's death, Yongzheng was too sad. He wore plain clothes for a month and banned large-scale activities for the Dragon Boat Festival for three consecutive years. He ordered the construction of Prince Yi's tomb and also named Yinxiang as the ninth Iron Hat King of the Qing Dynasty. The novel "Yan Xiaoqi's Journey to the Other World" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

When Pu Yi and his younger brother Pu Jie were playing in the palace, they found a cloth bag in the shrine. On it was written that the descendants of Aisin Gioro were not allowed to open it. When Pu Yi was young and playful, he opened it and found that it was written by Qianlong because of Yongzheng's usurpation of the throne. This was considered evidence of Yongzheng's usurpation of the throne, but this was only evidence of folklore. From the current analysis, it could not prove that Yongzheng usurped the throne. There were many controversial views on the issue of Yongzheng's succession. Some people believed that Yongzheng usurped the throne. For example, Kangxi died strangely. He was hunting the day before and suddenly died less than a week after he fell ill. He died in pain and wailed abnormally. Kangxi did not like Yongzheng when he was alive and commented that he was "unstable." After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he made an exception and promoted Longkeduo. He also set up a secret system to establish a crown prince. However, there were also many reasons to suggest that Yongzheng might have succeeded the throne legally. For example, the so-called Yongzheng killed his father was not valid. Kangxi was proficient in medicine and had people testing medicine. It was also not feasible to say that Yongzheng changed the "ten" in the imperial edict to "Yu" because the imperial edict had two kinds of Manchu and Chinese characters. Manchu was composed of letters and could not be changed. It was reasonable for Kangxi to appreciate Yongzheng's son Qianlong and pass the throne to Yongzheng. Yongzheng did not participate in the fierce factional struggle. He was filial, loyal, friendly, and hardworking. When Kangxi was seriously ill in 1961, he sent Yongzheng to the Temple of Heaven to worship heaven, probably intending to let him succeed the throne. From the perspective of the competitors for the throne, the eldest, second, and eighth were gradually eliminated. The third was not competitive enough. Although the fourteenth was considered by some people to be the " orthodox," it was unreasonable for Kangxi to let his successor lead the army to the battlefield when he was old and weak. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The following are some recommendations for the finished Yongzheng novels: " The Poisonous Conspiracy of the Di Daughter,"" The Phoenix is Above: The Emperor's Order Is Disobeyed," and " Yongzheng's Concubine." These novels were all about palace fights, telling the life of the female protagonists in the Yongzheng period and their struggles in the palace. I hope you will like these novels!

In Er Yuehe's novel, Emperor Yongzheng, the Third Prince and the Fourth Prince (Yongzheng) were both sons of Kangxi. The third brother is proficient in classics and history. Fourth Brother was known as the "Cold Noodle King", he understood the people's livelihood. In the last years of Kangxi, the country faced many problems, such as corruption, uneven taxation, and the emptiness of the national treasury. The fourth brother knew these shortcomings. In terms of the plot of the succession competition, the fourth brother finally ascended the throne, and the succession process involved many complicated plots such as power struggles. Through the description of them, the novel showed the complicated situation of the court political struggle at that time, the many drawbacks of feudal politics, and the relevant historical features. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The relationship between Yongzheng and his adoptive mother, Tong Jiashi, was very close and deep. Tong Jiashi was Yongzheng's adoptive mother. Emperor Kangxi handed Yongzheng over to Tong Jiashi to raise. Yongzheng had been carefully taken care of and cared for by Tong Jiashi since he was young. Yongzheng had a very deep impression of Tong Jiashi in his memories. He even said that " the kindness of birth is not as great as the kindness of raising." This showed that his feelings for Tong Jiashi exceeded his own biological mother, Wu Yashi. Tong Jiashi was the niece of Emperor Kangxi and was later conferred the title of Empress. After Emperor Yongzheng ascended the throne, his feelings for his adoptive mother, Tong Jiashi, had always been very deep. He even expressed his longing for her in his mourning poem. Therefore, it could be said that the relationship between Yongzheng and his adoptive mother was very close and harmonious.

My dear children, I'll recommend you a few super good ancient romance novels today. In Ji Yue Guan's " Reborn in the Early Years of Kangxi ", the female protagonist was reborn as the third empress of Kangxi. Her aunt was Empress Zhang of Xiaokang. She even gave birth to Yongzheng and lived a warm life in the Qing Palace. There was also the Song Niang that he wrote. It talked about the life of a concubine's daughter, and it was related to the two emperors. The fake Prince Consort's " I Am the Greatest in the Qing Palace ". After the female protagonist transmigrated into the Kangxi era, she was proficient in the language of beasts and even wore a spatial ring. She did not understand politics, palace fights, and did not remember history. When faced with the strange matter of the crown prince being her own son, there was also the wise Kangxi and the cunning son. The story was extremely interesting. In Tang Li Xue's 'Raising a Wife', the female lead Shen Miao Rong felt that her mother's favoritism was the greatest pain when she was young, but when she grew up, she realized that she was the happiest at that time. Fortunately, she met the male lead at the beginning and she still had a hole to read. Tingting wrote " The Qing Dynasty Life of a Di Daughter." The female protagonist only wanted her family to live a peaceful and happy life, but she was forced to fight with concubines, find a master, and come up with ideas. She encountered all kinds of people and things, and the transmigrated woman was also very helpless. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Yi Guipin was not the Crown Prince's mother. The Crown Prince's mother was the Empress. Yi Guipin was one of the concubines in the Qing Emperor's harem and had a good relationship with Fan Xian. Her son was the Third Prince, Li Chengping. However, the search results did not provide any information about Yi Guiping's ending and character description in the drama. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whether Yi Guipin would become the Crown Prince's mother in the play.