Kangxi Harem Ⅰ: Green Years

Chapter 387 The fifth of the main story: The mystery of Concubine Yi's life experience

Let’s talk about Concubine Yi. The most famous adaptation TV series based on Concubine Yi is "Private Interview of Kangxi Weifu", a fictional TV series that makes many people think that Concubine Yi is Kangxi’s favorite (TV dramas have too much influence on people. Today, Yuetong will not show what kind of status Yifei has in Kangxi's mind, but let's talk about Yifei's life experience first.

From the common historical materials, we can all know that Concubine Yi is Guo Luoluo, and her father is Zuoling Sanguanbao. "There are also traces to follow. Finally, He Yuetong collected incomplete information (there is really not much information on Yifei), and now I roughly restore the story of Guo Luo's Yifei family.

When Qing Taizu Nurhachi unified Jurchen, the Guo Luoluo family lived in Zhanhe, and the Yifei family's ancestor was named Akai at that time, and they were of the same family as Guo Luoluo, Chang Shu and Yang Shu. Chang Shu and his younger brother Yang Shu were He is also the village head of Sukesu Huhe. When Nurhachi first started the unification war, he led his tribe to submit to Nurhachi early. He was the first Jurchen to submit to Nurhachi. The younger sister married Guo Luoluo and Yang Shu, and this family was included in the Xianghuang Banner after the establishment of the Eight Banners system in Nurhachi, and Akai, the ancestor of Concubine Yi, joined Nurhachi along with Chang Shu and Yang Shu And it was included in Xianghuang Banner, Changshu changed to Xiangbai Banner, Yang Shu changed to Xianglan Banner, but the Akai family stayed in Xianghuang Banner. (See here "General Annals of the Qing Dynasty • Clan Brief • Surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria")
Akai's son is also Yifei's grandfather, Antamu, who served as the leader, and Antamu's son is Sanguanbao, that is, Yifei's father. can be found.

It should be said that Concubine Yi's family does not have such a noble lineage, but because this clan is an old surname of the Qing Dynasty, has a long history, and was the first to belong to Nurhachi. The status of the entire family was relatively high in the Qing Dynasty.

The winner is the king and the loser is Kou. The Guo Luoluo clan was able to surrender early at the beginning of Nurhachi's meritorious service in the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

By the way, Concubine Yi's younger sister, in "Drafts of Qing History" and many other materials, only records the nobleman Guo Luoluo, the younger sister of Concubine Yi; I don't know her title, nor her age, her highest title is only nobleman , but she gave birth at about the same time as her elder sister Yifei, why is that?

Someone saw Yuetong before, and some people speculated that the two entered the palace around the same time. According to the draft system at that time, it should be selected every three years. The three-year interval is actually a bit long, not to mention Concubine Yi is an older sister. Judging from the fact that she gave birth to three sons, her fertility is not weak, so if the time gap between the sisters entering the palace is large, it is more reasonable that Concubine Yi should have given birth earlier than Lady Le.

Therefore, according to the speculation on the ages of their sisters and the time when they entered the palace, Yuetong personally thinks that the two sisters may enter the palace at the same time. There are indeed many sisters in the Kangxi harem, but very few sisters of similar age entered the palace at the same time. , if both of them reach the draft age at the same time, it is more likely that only one will be selected to enter the palace, so why are they allowed to enter the palace together?Therefore, in the novel, Yuetong designed the storyline of sisters Guo Luoluo as twin sisters.It seems that only twins can explain the possibility of two sisters entering the palace at the same time.

In fact, think about it, everything is possible in Kangxi's harem, and it is not impossible to include a pair of twin sisters. After all, isn't this a very interesting thing for the emperor?

(End of this chapter)