Yuan Wan's father is Shu Ming, a hereditary third-class benefactor. Now my daughter is being chased as a queen and a first-class man. 1803, Yuan Wan became the wing room of the then Prince Mianning (Daoguang Emperor). 1808, Mianning's wife, Niu Hulu, a sick child, Yuan Wan, was promoted to become Mianning's successor room. Jiaqing 18 (18 13) is the eldest daughter of the emperor. In the same year, Mianning was made a prince of wisdom. Tong Yuanwan also became Prince Fujin. In the 24th year of Jiaqing (18 19), on October 20th, the eldest daughter died of illness, with a nominal age of seven years. Emperor Jiaqing made a special decree to make Mianning's eldest daughter the monarch. In July of the following year, Mianning, the wise prince, became emperor and changed his name to Yunning.
In the first year of Daoguang (182 1), Ding Wei was appointed as the first-class benefactor of his brother Yu Kuan. In November of the second year of Daoguang (1822), Daoguang made Tong Jiashi the queen, and in the thirteenth year (1833), the queen died on April 29th. After Tong Jiashi's death, Daoguang issued a decree requiring anyone who wears a top hat under the king not to shave his head for 100 days and not to eat, drink and be merry for one year. In July, Daoguang was canonized as the filial piety queen, and in December of the 15th year (1835), Ugly B was buried with the filial piety queen Niu Zhilu in Longquan Valley Palace. After three generations, Xianfeng, Tongzhi and Guangxu, posthumous title was named "Filial Piety, Shen Min, Su Zheshun, Yicheng Huidun, Ke, and Sheng Cheng Empress".
2. Yilan, New Zealand
That is, Daoguang Emperor Xiaoquan became a queen. Great-grandfather was Cheng De, a famous soldier stationed in Tibet during the Qianlong period. Grandfather was General Fengtianbu with outstanding military exploits. His father was a garrison general in Suzhou in the Qing Dynasty, a second-class bodyguard in Ganqingmen, a second-class baron, a first-class benefactor, a third-class benefactor in the Jin Dynasty and a native of Huangqi, Manchuria.
Born in the 13th year of Jiaqing (1March 24th, 808) on February 28th, Niu Zhilu's family belonged to Niu Zhilu's family. Before Niu Zhilu, there were four empresses, namely Empress Xiao (Emperor Zhaoren of Qing Dynasty, Emperor Sejong of Qing Dynasty, Empress Xiao and Rui of Qing Dynasty). But as far as filial piety is concerned, it is not only a family of consorts, but also its great-grandfather and grandfather are famous generals in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, his father Yiling was the bodyguard of Ganqingmen and a second-class baron.
When he was young, his father Yiling was sent by the court to Suzhou, the capital of Jiangsu Province (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province) as a garrison general. From Yipin, his family moved to Suzhou, where Niu Zhilu grew up with his parents.
In the first year of Daoguang (A.D. 182 1), Niu Lulu, who was 13 years old (nominal age 14 years old), took part in the first large-scale draft after Daoguang acceded to the throne, following the rule that women in the Eight Banners could not get married without an emperor's draft. She was immediately taken a fancy to by Daoguang Emperor and stayed in the palace. She was then tentatively designated as a nobleman (when actually canonized, she was directly designated as a concubine) and was dubbed "Du" because of her talent, wisdom and appearance.
All the nobles were young and clever, and soon got the preference of Daoguang Emperor. He has only been in the palace for more than a year. In the second year of Daoguang (1822), before Daoguang officially canonized the harem for the first time in July, he was promoted to "Quan 'an". In November of the same year, Tong Jiashi officially became Quan 'an at the age of 14 (fifteen years old in nominal age).
Three months later, on February 12, the third year of Daoguang (1March 24, 823), Quan Qi was promoted to "full flight" again. [5] Daoguang ordered He Ying, the co-organizer of the college students, to be the official ambassador, and the cabinet bachelor, the Book of Changes, to hold a sacrificial book (referring to the list of empresses) and make a conferring ceremony. Niuzhilu 15 years old (16 years old) officially became a real princess. Less than two years after entering the palace, Niu Zhilu was promoted from a noble to a concubine, and her fame rose so rapidly that it was enough to prove that she had almost won the favor of Daoguang Emperor.
Yilan gave birth to two daughters in Daoguang in four and six years, namely, the third daughter (1 1 year old) and the fourth daughter, Princess Shouangulun. 1 1 year, Daoguang gave birth to the fourth son of emperor Yi Kuang (actually, it was the eldest son of the emperor, because all three sons before Daoguang died), which was prepared for the later Emperor Xianfeng (Emperor Wenzong of Qing Dynasty). Mother and son are expensive and their status is getting bigger and bigger.
In June of Daoguang 13 (1833), Xiao Shen Cheng died. On August 15th of the same year, Daoguang promoted Quanguifei to Guifei in the name of filial piety to the Queen Mother, who was in charge of the affairs of the Sixth Palace (acting as the queen's power) and was actually the master of the harem. In October of the following year, she was canonized as the queen and became the second queen of Daoguang Emperor. However, in the prime of her life, Empress Xiao Quancheng suddenly died in the first month of the 20th year of Daoguang (1840), at the age of 33. The history of the cause of death is unclear. Therefore, it became one of the most famous mysteries in the Qing Dynasty. There are two kinds of opinions about the cause of death. One was to beg for an official position for his father, and was accused by Empress Dowager Cixi (the filial son of Emperor Jiaqing and Empress Rui) and committed suicide in shame. On the other hand, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law disagreed with the Empress Dowager Gongci and poisoned her.