The first Fujin Tong Jia Ha Nezha Qing, the wife of Nurhachi.
Yuan Fei, Mao of the Qing Dynasty, Tong Jiashi, whose real name is Ha Na Zha Qing, has the pen names of Tong Chunyu, Tong Chunxiu and Tong Zhantai in unofficial history. It was the first Fujin (Yuan Pei) of Emperor Nurhachi in Qing Dynasty.
Nurhachi is the son-in-law of the Tong family, and Nurhachi himself has not denied it. At that time, the Ming government also called him "Tong Nuerhachi", and after the death of Tong, he changed his surname to Aisingiorro. However, the descendants of the royal family were later influenced by the customs of the Han nationality, thinking that it was disgraceful for the founding emperor to be adopted by his wife, and turned to avoid it.
Tong Jiashi is no ordinary weak woman. She contributed to Mao's founding and gave birth to two sons and a daughter, both of whom were famous figures in the history of Qing Dynasty. His eldest son Chu Ying and the famous Prince of Rites Dai Shan are his second sons, and his daughter Dong Guogege is also a heroine among women. After Huang Taiji became emperor, in order to improve the status of his biological mother, only posthumous title was the biological mother of the side princess, Ye Lahu, and there were no other three emperors in posthumous title. But the undeniable fact is that Tong Jiashi was Mao's first wife, and her family was also famous in the Qing Dynasty, including later Empress Xiao Yiren and Empress Xiao Shen Cheng.
The second big princess in Fuca has a tragic ending.
Fu Cha Zhou Dai, the Jurchen nationality, was the Fujin successor of the Qing emperor Nurhachi, and was later called the successor of Taizu. Fu Caizhou married Nuerhachi, the Qing emperor, before Empress Xiaoci, and was called Fei Da. In the 13th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1585), Zhou Dai's ex-husband died of illness, so Zhou Dai remarried Nurhachi with his children according to the custom of brother, brother, wife and sister-in-law in Jurchen society at that time, so he was called "heir of the prince" or "heir of the princess" by later generations.
As a great Fujin of Nurhachi for more than 30 years, Zhou Dai gave birth to two princes, Mangutai and Dege, and a princess, Mangguji, which once won Nurhachi's love and trust. At the beginning of the late Jin Dynasty, Zhou Dai was responsible for Nurhachi's family affairs, harem affairs and even financial revenue and expenditure.
However, after all, companions are like tigers. In the later period, due to some contradictions involving political interests or old age, the relationship between Zhou Dai and Nurhachi gradually alienated. Later, because he was "ambiguous" with Daishan, he offended Nurhachi. After five years (AD 1620), he was executed for "stealing gold and silk to force him to return to China". Just like the match between Nurhachi and Tong Jiashi, Fu Cha's family didn't get the respect they deserved.
Nurhachi's third princess royal, Huang Taiji's biological mother, Yehnala, a Mongolian philosopher, married in hostility and lived a miserable life.
Ye He Na La's name is Meng Guzhe, the daughter of Baylor Yang Ji, Ye Hebu, Fujin of Nurhachi, and the biological mother of Huang Taiji, the first empress of the Qing Dynasty.
Meng Jiazhe was born in a noble family. 1582, Nurhachi, who has not yet made achievements, came to Yehe Department. Yang Ji has a good eye for pearls and married Meng Guzhe, who was only eight years old. He said that when Meng Guzhe reached the age of marriage, he would definitely send her to Jianzhou to get married. At this time, Nurhachi was very willing to marry Ye He to strengthen his power, so he urgently demanded to marry his eldest daughter at once. Yang told Nurhachi that he didn't want to get rid of the fate of marrying his eldest daughter. It's his little daughter Meng Guzhe, who is outstanding in appearance and worthy of him. He is Nurhachi's future lover. I hope he will wait patiently. Nurhachi listened to his father-in-law's heartfelt words and readily agreed.
1603, when Meng Guzhe was dying, her greatest wish was to see her again before her mother died. Despite his enmity with Ye tribe, Nurhachi immediately sent messengers to see his mother-in-law. However, the hatred of both sides is too deep. For Nurhachi's request, Ye Hebei Nalinbulu resolutely refused. Finally, he only sent Nantai, the husband of Meng Gu's wet nurse, to visit the Jianzhou Jurchen Department.
Therefore, Meng Guzhe can only die at the age of 29 with the thoughts of his mother and the helplessness of the endless struggle between her husband and brother.
Nurhachi, the mother of Dourgen, the fourth princess royal in Ulan Nala Abahai, ended up committing suicide.
Abahai is the daughter of Mantai, the owner of Wula Department, and the niece of Buzhantai. It is said that the young Abahai is not only handsome and beautiful, but also quite organic. This is unknown, but for Nurhachi, who was in his forties at that time, Abahai was at least lovely. Two years later, Abahai, aged 13, was recorded as a great Fujin by Nurhachi. As a girl with neither qualifications nor children, this honor is more out of love for her than Nurhachi's consideration of the relationship with Wula.
After that, he gave birth to three sons, namely Prince Azig, the king of England, Prince Dourgen, the fourteenth son of Rui, and Prince Yu, the fifteenth son of Yu. Nurhachi destroyed the Wula department, but Abahai's detour was not a hollow name. Her agility made her sit firmly on the throne of great wealth. Because of her three sons, Nurhachi gave them three flags in the Eight Banners Army.
Nurhachi thought that the family's dirty laundry should not be publicized and did not pursue it. Abahai's love with Daishan is nothing more than to pave the way for his three youngest sons by virtue of his eldest brother's political position in the family. That is, Abahai was "abandoned" on the charge of possessing gold and silver. In short, Aba Kelp has been with her son for more than a year, abandoned, living in a log cabin and cooking by herself.
Nurhachi knew that his time had come, and ordered to send someone to invite Abahai of Dafu to take a boat down the Taizi River and meet him at Hunhe River. A few days later, Nurhachi died because of a sudden attack of toxic sores and ineffective treatment. Huang taiji, who was only 35 years old, seized the opportunity and took advantage of the chaos to lead several big Baylers into Abahai's harem to convey the so-called "emperor's last words" and forced Abahai to be buried under the orders of the former emperor.
Abahai was 37 years old at that time, in the prime of life. Her three sons: Azig is 22 years old, Dourgen is only 15 years old, and Duoduo 13 years old. Out of nostalgia for the world and concern for his beloved son, Abahai hesitated in every way, hoping that things would turn around. But the kings were unmoved and Abahai hanged himself when he was forced to do nothing.
On February 13th, the third year of Tiancong (1629), Nurhachi was buried in the newly-built Fuling, Shenyang. At the same time, Abahai, the filial piety queen, and Fu Cha, his stepwife were buried. However, only Abahai and Fu Cha were recorded in the official history books, and Abahai was not mentioned, which is obviously discrimination against Abahai.
After Huang Taiji proclaimed himself emperor, in the first year of Chongde (1636), Meng Gu, his biological mother, was recognized as "filial piety, filial piety, filial piety, filial piety, filial piety" and the memorial tablet was placed in the ancestral hall. Mongolia is the princess royal of Nurhachi and the birth mother of the emperor. There is nothing wrong with Huang taiji doing this. But Abahai is also the princess royal of Nurhachi. She has the same status as Meng Gu's sister, but she has not been chased as a queen, nor has she set up a divine card. Obviously, she was deliberately belittled.
1650 In August, the ruling Dourgen awarded the title of "Filial Piety, Filial Piety, Courtesy, Benevolence and Praise for Tian Li Wu Sheng" to his biological mother Abahai, and placed the memorial tablet in the ancestral temple, which was regarded as revenge for the mother who died unjustly. However, only four months later, Dourgen died of illness, the emperor shunzhi abolished the title of Abahai, and its sacred card also withdrew from the ancestral temple. Since then, historians no longer mention Abahai.