At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the anti-Qing dynasty was full of emotions, and there were many legends about unofficial history of the Qing emperor, and the mystery of Emperor Qianlong's biological mother was even more heated. First, southern silly elder sister said. Xiong Xiling, a former Premier of the Republic of China, heard the story of Emperor Qianlong's biological mother from the mouth of the "old palace service" and told Hu Shi: "Emperor Qianlong's biological mother was a southerner, nicknamed' silly elder sister', and went to Jehol with her family to make a living." This legend is widely circulated because of Hu Shi's Diary. However, when Emperor Qianlong was born, his father was already Prince Yong. How could he accept a silly elder sister as Fujin? This is groundless and don't believe it. Second, the poor woman in Chengde said. In the late Qing Dynasty, Wang Kaiyun, a famous poet in the late Qing Dynasty, worked as Zeng Guofan's aide and tutor to Su Shun, a university student. In "Collected Works of Xiang Qi Lou. Biography of Today's Women", he said: The biological mother of Emperor Qianlong, Niu Kelu, was born in Chengde, and her family was ordinary. At the age of thirteen, she went to Beijing to join the sisters and was selected as a show girl. She was assigned to the Yongqin Wangfu as a maid, and later she gave birth to Qianlong. This statement is legendary, but it is also unreliable. In the Qing dynasty, the system of female draft was very strict, and the guard system of the Qing palace was even more strict. How could a Chengde woman be mixed into the palace and selected as a xiunv? Third, Haining Chen Jia said. The saying that Emperor Qianlong was born in the Chen family in Haining is particularly lively among the people. This story comes from "Hongli is not a Manchu species" in the book "The History of the Qing Dynasty" written by Tian Tuo in the late Qing Dynasty. Its core meaning is that during the Kangxi period, the Chen family in Haining and Yin Zhen, the prince of Yong, gave birth to children at the same time, and the birthday time was the same. Prince Yong ordered the Chen family to carry the children into the palace to see for themselves. As a result, it was a boy who was carried in and a girl who was carried out! Under the great horror, the Chen family was afraid of being killed, and did not dare to say anything, and did not dare to leak a word. In recent years, the rumor that Emperor Qianlong is the son of the Chen family in Haining has been continuously adopted into novels and film and television works. According to the royal family tree, it can be found that when Qianlong was born, Yongzheng's eldest son and second son were young and young, but the third son was 8 years old, and three months after Niu Kelu gave birth to Qianlong, another princess gave birth to Yongzheng's fifth son. Moreover, at this time, Yongzheng was only 34 years old, and when he was in his prime, how could he secretly exchange his daughter for the son of the Chen family when he already had an 8-year-old son and another princess was about to give birth? This doesn't make sense either. Fourth, the Chinese woman Li said. Mao Heting, a modern writer and scholar who once worked as an aide to Jehol's commander-in-chief, said: Ganlong's biological mother is Li Jiashi, a palace maid in Jehol. During the fall of Shanghai, the writer Zhou Li 'an wrote the article "The Birth of Emperor Qingganlong", quoting Mao Heting's statement, and adding the plot of drinking deer blood by Yongzheng, which increased the story: it is said that when Yongzheng was a prince, he hunted in Jehol one autumn and shot a sika deer, and Yongzheng drank deer blood. Deer blood is aphrodisiac, and Yongzheng is impatient after drinking, and there is no princess around, so he casually pulls an ugly Han maid-in-waiting named Li in the villa. The next year, Kangxi and his son went to the villa again, and heard that the Li family woman was pregnant with a dragon seed and was about to give birth. Kangxi asked Yongzheng urgently, and Yongzheng admitted it. Kangxi was afraid that his dirty laundry would spread abroad, so he sent someone to take her to the hut. The ugly girl gave birth to a boy in the hut, which was later Emperor Qianlong.
2. "Ruyi\'s Royal Love in the Palace" Why did Emperor Qianlong drink deer blood? The reason why Emperor Qianlong drank deer blood was because it was a good medicine for strengthening the body. Drinking deer blood can enrich the blood and strengthen the yang for men, but it is a tonic medicine, and it needs to be enough, otherwise it will be too much.
According to the Qing Palace's "Juju Note", during his reign as emperor, Qianlong often went hunting in Mulan paddock, which not only exercised himself, but also urged Manchu people not to forget their riding and shooting skills. One year, when Gan Long was in Mulan paddock, he came to the stable early in the morning, personally selected a good horse, and then led his guards into the mountains to hunt deer.
Qianlong asked a bodyguard to hide in the grass with a fake antlers on his head and pretend to be a doe to attract a male deer. When the deer came, Ganlong on the side quickly shot and killed.
When the deer dies, Ganlong will come forward and release hot deer blood to drink. Because it has been circulating in the royal family of the Qing Dynasty, it is said that deer blood can prolong life and strengthen the essence.
Emperor Qianlong is the longest reigning king in the world. Some people say that the creator of the ruling record should be attributed to Louis XIV, the French "sun king", but his actual time in power is only 50 years.
Emperor Qianlong held autocratic imperial power for 64 years and never shared it with others. Emperor Qianlong is one of the luckiest kings in the world.
First, he was in good health all his life, and he did not encounter any serious disasters. Secondly, he succeeded to the throne at the age of 25, and the process of obtaining the highest power was very smooth without any twists and turns.
Third, he ascended the throne at a just historical node. Prior to this, the rule of Shunzhi, Kangxi and Yongzheng in 9 1 year (1644 to 1735) had laid a good ruling foundation for Hongli.
Emperor Qianlong is still a loving and single-minded husband. He and his wife, the filial piety queen, are deeply attached to each other, which can be described as a case of Qi Mei, and they are extremely affectionate.
After the death of the queen, Hongli was heartbroken and remembered for life, and wrote hundreds of mourning poems. His words were sincere and touching. Baidu Encyclopedia-Emperor Qianlong.
3. The story of which emperor took velvet antler in the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty especially loved velvet antler. This is recorded in historical records. Emperor Qianlong had a longevity prescription called Guilingji, which he ate every day. The main medicine in it was velvet antler. Ganlong lived for 89 years and was the longest-lived emperor in the history of China. Guilingji became a "royal holy medicine". Professor Wang Zulong of Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine told the reporter that Guilingji is still widely used in clinic, mainly used to treat sexual dysfunction, poor vitality and soreness of waist and knees.
Emperor Xianfeng was weak, so he often took velvet antler and liked to drink deer blood. Empress dowager cixi often eats a kind of Peiyuan Yishou cream in order to prolong life and keep young forever. The main medicine in it is velvet antler. Zhang Zuolin, a warlord in Northeast China, likes to grind velvet antler into powder and take it directly in the rice.
4. Did the Qing emperor drink deer blood to strengthen his yang? According to the Book of Rites, "The ancient emperor set up six palaces, three wives, nine wives, twenty-seventh wives and eighty-one royal wives." However, the emperor did not keep the ancient system and expanded the harem at will.
The Book of the New Tang Dynasty records that "the rate of palace concubines reached 40,000 in Kaiyuan Tianbao". Kaiyuan and Tianbao were the titles of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and there were as many as 40,000 beautiful women in his harem, which was much more than that of Qin Shihuang's 1 10,000, which probably created the most harem in China history.
Because there are so many objects that the emperor can have sex with, it is conceivable that aphrodisiac is widely popular in the palace, and some alchemists even make it into snacks and fruits for the emperor to eat.
Sun Jing 'an's Qixia Pavilion Wild Ride has an item "Traditional Chinese Medicine Found in Yuanmingyuan", which can prove the popularity of aphrodisiac in the palace: "Ding Wencheng was an official academician, and one day he was summoned to Yuanmingyuan. It was too early for the official to arrive, so the chamberlain led him to a small room, sat him down and called him up. Wencheng sat for a long time, and I stood up. Suddenly, I saw a dish of peach blossoms on the table, counting more than ten, and the purple was as green as new. It's May, so there must be no difference. Playing for food is one of them, and the taste is absolutely delicious. After a while, I felt my stomach was as hot as fire, and suddenly * * * suddenly grew to a foot. When I was in the gauze, I was quite arrogant, and I could no longer hide it. I was afraid to die. I bent over and pressed my abdomen with my hand, and I fell to the ground and cried. When the chamberlain heard about it, he suffered from the inquiry, but he was so cunning that he was impatient with the violent crime and his abdominal pain was unbearable. The chamberlain gave it an elixir, and it was painful for a moment. There is nothing to be done with the chamberlain, but he was helped out by a small door near the garden and played with an urgent illness. I still dare not stand upright when I am on business. "
This story happened in Xianfeng period. At that time, the emperor was Yi Yi, a literator in Qing Dynasty, who was often called Emperor Xianfeng. Later, Empress Dowager Cixi was one of the famous harem women favored by him. What Sun Jing 'an wrote is quite interesting. He made the aphrodisiac into grapes (peach blossoms) for the emperor to eat. It seems that it is also a must.
It is said that Ding Wen sincerely learned that after secretly taking aphrodisiac, he once again went to Yuanmingyuan to see Yi Kun, and then he remonstrated. In fact, he was flattering and offering a secret recipe for aphrodisiac. "The emperor nursed the Eucharist and had better drink a cup of deer blood every day; Drugs that are hot and dry must not be used. " Yi Chen asked him what the effect of drinking deer blood was. Ding Wencheng told Yi that deer blood is a wonderful product for strengthening yang and promoting blood circulation.
Yi Chen immediately remembered it and ordered the internal affairs office to buy more than 100 sika deer and keep them in the garden, which is also the reason why sika deer appeared in Yuanmingyuan. It is said that after that, Yi Kun took deer blood every day to drink, and it really worked, so he could have fun with the palace princess every night.
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5. Who is the emperor with the strongest historical ability in China? In history, it is said that a generation of emperors have 3,000 harem beauties. These 3,000 beauties are actually just an imaginary number, just to show that there are many concubines of emperors; However, it is a real thing that one of the emperors summoned thirty concubines overnight.
Calling thirty concubines in one night, this record can make all the dissolute emperors in history feel ashamed! Who is this record-breaking emperor? How strong is he, and how did he win these concubines in succession and set a stunning historical record? Looking through the dusty historical data, it is not difficult to see that this record-setting emperor was Zhao Qi who lived in the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhao Qi, formerly known as Zhao Mengqi, was given the name Zi in 125 1 year, and was made a prince in 1253. After he ascended the throne, he became the sixth emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty and reigned for ten years.
He is the 11th grandson of Zhao Kuangyin, Song Taizu, the son of Zhao Yun, the heir of Song Lizong, and the nephew of Song Lizong. When Zhao Qi was a child, he studied hard, was smart and agile, and often broke a word, which made Song Lizong very fond of him.
Song Lizong had no son, so he made Zhao Qi the Crown Prince. Zhao Qi acceded to the throne at the age of twenty-five, and died at the age of thirty-five.
Zhao Qi was buried in Yongshao Mausoleum after his death, and posthumous title was Emperor Wu Jingxiao. Although Zhao Qi was smart when he was young, he grew up to be very incompetent and dissolute.
When he acceded to the throne, the Jin Dynasty had been extinct for many years, while the northern Yuan Dynasty troops were going south in a big way, and the country was in danger. However, he handed over the power of the country to the treacherous court official Jia Sidao, leaving the beautiful Jiangshan in the south of the Southern Song Dynasty in darkness. At that time, the government politics was very corrupt, and the people's lives were very poor. However, Zhao Qi himself was still desperate and extravagant, dissolute, and indulged in debauchery for a long time.
The Southern Song Dynasty was terminally ill and hopeless, only waiting for its demise. At that time, the Northern Yuan Army sent troops to drink Ma Changjiang for many times and attacked the Southern Song Dynasty.
Although the imperial court in the Southern Song Dynasty was decadent, the brave resistance of the broad masses of soldiers and civilians made the Yuan army have to pay a heavy price for every step forward. After Zhao Qi acceded to the throne, the Yuan army stormed Xiangfan.
This time is the key battle to decide the life and death of the Southern Song Dynasty imperial court. However, Jia Sidao kept it secret and lied about his military situation, saying that he had defeated the Yuan Army and achieved brilliant results.
And Zhao Qi was convinced of this. Finally, in the tenth year of Xianchun, that is, at the beginning of A.D. 1274, the Yuan army attacked Xiangfan City, which had been besieged for five years, and the death knell of the Southern Song Dynasty was finally sounded.
Zhao Qi immediately fainted to the ground after hearing the news. During the ten years of Zhao Qi's reign, the Southern Song Dynasty was in a precarious state under the siege of the Yuan army soldiers. However, Zhao Qi didn't want to organize the broad masses of soldiers and civilians to resist the Yuan army, but he used wine to drown his sorrows every day, and at night he was lucky for the beauty.
Like emperors of past dynasties, he not only hoped to live forever, but also hoped that he would always have a strong * * * to control harem concubines and pursue debauchery. While taking the so-called "elixir of youth", he also searched everywhere for "aphrodisiac" in order to be lucky in the beauty of the harem.
According to the records of Zhao Qi in the "One Hundred and Eighty Years of the Song Dynasty" edited by Bi Yuan during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, "The emperor is a prince, so he can smell it well; Both stand, indulge in debauchery. Story, concubines entered the imperial palace, and in the morning, they thanked each other, and the master wrote the date of the month.
At the beginning of the emperor, there were more than 30 people giving thanks a day. "That is to say, Zhao Qi is famous for his lewd crown prince.
Even after becoming emperor. According to the old practice in the palace, if the imperial concubine is called to sleep with the emperor at night, she will go to the gate the next morning to thank the emperor for his favor, and the eunuch in charge will record the date of her favor in detail.
When Zhao Qi first became emperor, one day there were more than 30 imperial concubines who thanked him in front of the gate. Historians learned from this passage that Zhao Qi was so sexually capable that she was lucky enough to get more than 30 concubines overnight.
When Zhao Qi acceded to the throne as emperor, he was twenty-five years old that year, which was the strongest age in his life. Since the emperor has the privilege of having sex with any woman, the harem is full of beauties, and Zhao Qi, who has just gained this power, is naturally overjoyed and will not let go of every spring night moment.
It can be said that a moment of spring is worth a thousand dollars! Therefore, it is quite credible that Zhao Qi summoned more than 30 concubines overnight. But there are also some doubts. Based on twelve hours and thirty concubines a night, the average time for Zhao Qi to sleep with concubines is twenty-four minutes.
In such a short time, it is impossible for Zhao Qi to complete the process of calling for luck in turn under natural physiological conditions. Therefore, historians believe that Zhao Qi could not be so tough in bed without the help of drugs.
So what kind of drugs did Zhao Qi use? Needless to say, it is undoubtedly an aphrodisiac! Although there is nothing in this respect in the historical materials about Zhao Qi, the conjecture of historians will not be groundless. According to the information in the relevant media, aphrodisiac is also called obsequious medicine, * * *, and house Chinese medicine.
However, the use of obsequious drugs, * * *, and house Chinese medicines is wide, not only for men, but also for women. This kind of medicine was very popular in the ancient imperial palace, and today's adult goods stores all over the streets should be the legacy and continuation of the ancients.
* * * has different names, such as Sanyi Dan, Yishen Dan, Baoshen Dan, Kuai Nv Dan, Favourite Dan, Baoming Dan, Maiden Dan, Yi Nv Dan, Dechun Dan, Yu Xiandan, Hehuan San and Cold Food San. Although the names are different, the pharmacological functions are the same, and they are all drugs that can make people excited in a short time. According to the Book of Rites, one of the most important laws and regulations books in ancient China, "The ancient emperors had six palaces, three wives, nine wives, twenty-seventh wives and eighty-one royal wives."
However, the emperor did not keep the ancient system and expanded the harem at will. The Book of the New Tang Dynasty says, "In Kaiyuan Tianbao, the rate of palace concubines reached 40,000". Kaiyuan and Tianbao were the titles of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and there were as many as 40,000 beautiful women in his harem, much more than the more than 10,000 of Qin Shihuang, which probably created a record in the history of China.
Because there are so many objects that the emperor can have sex with, it is conceivable that aphrodisiac is widely popular in the palace, and some alchemists even make it into snacks and fruits for the emperor to eat conveniently. Sun Jing 'an, a famous scholar in the Republic of China, wrote a story about "Chinese medicine in the house found in Yuanmingyuan" in Qixia Pavilion Wild Ride, which is enough.