[Ancient rhyme Liufang]The daughter-in-law chosen by the Ulanala family by Kangxi | Yongzheng | Qianlong | Empress

Yongzheng honored the Xian empress, the Ulanala clan. He was born in a famous family in the Zhenghuang Banner of Manchuria. His father Fei Yanggu had made great contributions. He was the emperor’s confidant and the commander of the infantry. His mother was Nurhachi’s great-great-great-granddaughter.

She was three years younger than Yongzheng, and she was deeply loved by Kangxi when she was young. The Zhengfujin of the elder brothers usually has to go through many selections and is decided by the prince’s mother. But when she was twelve years old, Emperor Kangxi skipped these procedures and personally appointed her to the fourth elder brother Yinzhen (ie Yongzheng) to be married and named Fujin.

Nara’s is soft and beautiful, with benevolence, love and moderation. At a young age, she served Yongzheng’s father-in-law Emperor Kangxi, mother-in-law Wuya and Kangxi’s aunt Renxian as soon as she got married. In the inner palace, I greet the three elders every day, serve public meals, and live in front of the mother-in-law and the queen dowager. They have been filial piety for decades until their death. Therefore, they are deeply loved by the three elders. Mother-in-law Wuya doesn’t like her son Yongzheng very much, but she likes her daughter-in-law very much.

When Yongzheng ascended the throne, he had to choose one of his concubines to be the queen, and Yongzheng canonized the Ulanala clan. When he became a queen, Nara’s was no different from before. He treated others with a gentle and respectful attitude, and was even very low-key.

The royal family is rich all over the world, but she keeps Kangxi’s thrifty virtue with her husband. The costumes and living utensils are simple and unpretentious, and there is nothing rare in the palace furnishings.