The Story of Dafujin Parenting in Qing Dynasty

Chapter 325 Hong Yu tied marriage 5
This Duerbert family is the ancestral home of Concubine Hui in the palace. Concubine Hui was a Mongolian concubine in the early Kangxi period. She had a high status. It is said that she was a queen at that time.However, considering Kangxi's regime at that time, and Kangxi's rejection of Mongolian concubines, Xiaozhuang chose the Hesheli family as the queen, and the Niu Hulu family and the Tong family as the concubines.

Concubine Hui was raised in the palace at a young age, but her fate was unlucky, she died before going to bed, she was given the title of Concubine Hui after her death, Concubine Hui Duerbert knew her daughter's identity After the news of his death, he was overwhelmed with grief and died.

Due to this incident, the power of the Duerbert family has declined, but the emaciated camel is bigger than the horse, and their daughter can still marry an ordinary grandson.

Two days later, He Zhuo entered the palace again, and saw the beautiful girls of the Mongolian and Han military banners in the Concubine Hui Palace.

The Bahrain Department and Duerbert's that Hezhuo watched before are really good.

There are also two outstanding players in the Han army flag.

This Duerbert family is the daughter of Duke Fu.

Hezhuo has nothing against Hanjunqi being his daughter-in-law, but Kangxi probably won't. Generally, Hanjunqi enters the clan's backyard to be a princess. If the family background is good, he can be a side Fujin.

Among the princes and princes with relatively great power in his hands, Kangxi has not given a marriage to any one to be a concubine.

Among the clan members, there were two who had been married with the Han army flag as the first-born Fujin.

What Hezhuo instilled in his sons since he was a child is to go outside and fight for what he wants, not to always stare at his father's seat and the family's property.

So the second child Hong Fang and the third child Hong Wei will not compete with the eldest brother Hong Yu.

Of course, it also has a lot to do with the 1 taels of private money that Da Fujin gave to each son. They have their own abilities, and they can develop and make money by themselves!

At first, Yinti didn't realize this problem, but after talking with Zhuo, Yinti also noticed this problem, and also focused on educating them, guiding the children to fight outside and not to fight inside their own homes.

Infighting, no matter what the result is, it consumes itself, and there is a possibility of injury!
This is also the reason why He Zhuo wanted to marry his second eldest brother Hong Fang to a Mongol Fujin or a beautiful woman from the Han Army Banner, otherwise he and his elder brother Hong Yu would be one year apart.

Hong Yu pointed out that after marrying Fujin in Mongolia, it is inevitable that there will be villains in front of Hong.

Now that the children are still young and full of youthful vigor, it is inevitable that they will be reconciled in the future. People's hearts are the most difficult thing to figure out. After all, there are people who whisper in your ears every day: They are all He Zhuo's direct heirs. They are brothers against each other.

Therefore, He Zhuo felt that it would be good for both of them to marry Mongol Fujin. If the eldest married Meng Junqi and the second married Man Junqi, people would always have their own ideas and make unreasonable guesses: whether the eldest son Hongyu fell out of favor, which would only cause trouble.

Kangxi was a little confused when he heard that his eldest son said that he hoped to marry his eldest son to a noble Mongolian daughter.

But he quickly realized that suspicion is a common problem of emperors, but Yinti's attitude was firm, and Lord Kangxi also learned that Da Fujin had done the ideological work of Concubine Hui.By the time the draft was almost over, Lord Kangxi had tried enough and fulfilled his eldest son's wish.

After all, the heights are extremely cold, and he also wants to enjoy the joy of having his children and grandchildren around his knees, and the fun of being a father and grandfather.

Yinti, the eldest son who "looks for Lao Tzu if there is anything to do", satisfies Lord Kangxi's feeling of being a father.

In fact, the marriage of the prince is Kangxi's one word, but generally side Fujin, Gege or something, as long as the concubine mentions it and Kangxi thinks it is reasonable, he will agree.

(End of this chapter)