Nian Gengyao, the younger sister who married Qin Yong Wang Mi as a side princess, has no record. She is an old lady, and her father lived in Nian Gengyao in his later years, fifteen or sixteen years later than Nian Gengyao. At the age of 14 or 15, she married Wang Fu of Qin Yong and became a princess. Emperor Kangxi personally referred to the marriage, so Kangxi personally selected it for her son.
Character experience
In May of the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi, Nian Shi gave birth to Fu Yi, the seventh son of Yin Zhen. In October of the 60th year of Kangxi, Nianshi gave birth to Yin Zhen's eighth son, Fu Hui. Fu Pei, the ninth son of Yin Zhen, was born on May 10th of the first year of Yongzheng. How early did Nianshi's child die? In the first year of Yongzheng, only May was blessed. The early death of the child dealt a great blow to Nianshi. She is not very strong, she is weaker.
After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, Nian's family was made an imperial concubine, second only to the family of Queen Unara (her biological mother Niu Zhilu was made the first princess). Perhaps out of love for Nian Shi, Yongzheng also loved Fu Hui in May, allowing Nian Shi to raise Fu Hui in person, breaking the practice that the royal mother in Qing Dynasty could not raise the prince in person.
Despite Yong Zhengdi's permission, Fu Hui was with him in May to soothe the pain caused by the premature death of Nian Shi's children. Nian Shi was still seriously ill when he was about 30 years old. At that time, Yong Zhengdi had already begun to deal with Nian Gengyao. However, because Nianshi was seriously ill, the disposal of Nian Gengyao was suspended. A few days before Nian Shi's death, Yongzheng made Nian Shi the imperial concubine.
In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), the imperial concubine of Nian Shi died in Yuanmingyuan and the imperial concubine of posthumous title Dunsu. After her death, Yong Zhengdi raised Mei Fuhui with her. However, in the sixth year of Yongzheng, Fu Hui also passed away.