Emperor Qianlong is known in history as a monarch rich in "amorous" legends. He not only enjoyed the prosperity of the three palaces and six courtyards, but also the rich harem life was praised by the people, leaving many emotional entanglements. Compared with his grandfather Kangxi's management of floods and observation of the people's feelings in the south of the Yangtze River, which was widely praised by the people, Qianlong's six southern tours were only known for a series of romantic stories.
The harem under the reign of Emperor Qianlong gathered many beauties, including beauties from exotic lands. However, even with such a rich favor, he seemed to be difficult to satisfy, and even privately occupied the first beauty of Manchuria, who was married at the time.
Er Qing in historical records is not the woman who gritted her teeth in "Yanxi Raiders", after all, TV series often have a lot of creative ingredients.
In actual history, Er Qing was not a humble court maid, but came from a prominent aristocratic family, her father was the grandson of Nalan Mingzhu, the patriarch of the Three Dynasties, and her mother was a Manchu nobleman Guerjia.
Er Qing is known for her outstanding beauty, dignified manners and outstanding literary and artistic talents, and is known as the first beauty in Manchuria. At the time of marriage, she married Fu Heng, a university scholar, according to her father's arrangement. The two lived happily after marriage, and Fu Heng doted on this fairy-like wife and cared for him in every way.
Since Fu Heng's sister is Empress Fucha, he is often summoned to the palace, and Er Qing sometimes accompanies her husband. Unexpectedly, Qianlong was deeply attracted by Er Qing's beauty when he first met her, and it has been unforgettable ever since. He even used the name of the queen to privately summon Er Qing into the palace and took the opportunity to occupy her.
Er Qing didn't dare to resist, let alone speak out, she was afraid that she would cause trouble, and she was worried that her husband and children would be implicated. Incredibly, in order to facilitate himself, Qianlong actually sent Fuheng to distant Yunnan to participate in the war.
Erqing later gave birth to a son, Fukangan, who was the third son of Fucha Fuheng. Qianlong was particularly fond of Fukangan, and even named him when he was a baby, and took him into the palace to raise him personally.
Fukangan thrived in Qianlong's eyes and was always bathed in the emperor's favor. When he was young, he not only rose to prominence in officialdom, but he was also the only one of Fuheng's four sons to be crowned the king of the county. What's even more remarkable is that Qianlong also gave him the title of Viscount Bei, which is an honor that only the royal family can enjoy.
Fukangan can be said to be a favored minister in the history of the Qing Dynasty, and Qianlong's love for him even exceeded that of He Shen. Under the grace of Qianlong, the young county king enjoyed an incomparably glorious life.
If Fukangan was not the biological son of Emperor Qianlong, then the various honors and special treatment he received would have become quite suspicious, and it was a rare situation in the entire history of the Qing Dynasty!
Emperor Qianlong's life is full of legends, with great feats that can go down in history, but also some questionable aspects. While governing the country, he was greedy for pleasure, and squandered it on many southern tours, leaving behind a series of sensational romantic stories. Therefore, it may not be surprising that Qianlong, as the king of a country, was involved in such an absurd incident as the occupation of a married woman!
This unique and contradictory image of the emperor not only shows great achievements, but also highlights his personal joy and profligacy, making Qianlong's life more colorful.
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