The Bewitching Master of the Qing Dynasty

"Aunt is here!" Xue Li was a little surprised to see Concubine Jing.

"Well! I'm going back to the grassland!" Concubine Jing's words were like thunder.

Xue Li was mentally prepared for this.

After all, historically, it was around the 12th year of Shunzhi.

There is no clear record in historical materials.

However, according to the Korean historical records "Annals of the Joseon Dynasty" and "Annals of King Hyeonjong the Great", the deposed queen was taken back to her Mongolian family by her father, Prince Chorikitu Wu Kesan, around the 1656th year of Shunzhi ().

This indicates that the deposed empress left the palace at least in the 13th year of Shunzhi or slightly earlier and returned to the Khorchin tribe of Mongolia.

Calculate the time, the difference is not big!

"Auntie, good things have come to you! No matter how beautiful this cage is, it can't hold a Saker Falcon!"

Xue Li congratulated Concubine Jing with a smile.

Concubine Jing was a little surprised.

"You are smarter than I thought! Let's not talk about this anymore. I can take back any letters for your Abu Eji!"

"Well, I do have a business that I'd like to cooperate with my aunt on!" Xue Li thought of her wool.

After all, there was a child - yes, history says that she returned to Mongolia pregnant!

It is said that after the deposed queen returned to Mongolia, she was already pregnant and gave birth to a boy soon after.

The boy was raised by the deposed empress and was not known to the Qing court until he was fourteen years old.

Since then, the deposed queen's specific living conditions, time of death, and her burial place have all become historical mysteries.

So, whose child is it?!

Xue Li didn't think about it any more. She just loved whoever she loved, as long as he was her child.

"Oh? What?" Concubine Jing looked at Xueli with interest.

Xueli greeted Tuwa.

Tuwa brought the materials from the atlas that Sydney had made before, which showed the evolution of wool into yarn, and the evolution of yarn into sweaters.

There are also sweaters, woolen gloves, woolen hats and so on...

And the production of dairy products!

Concubine Jing and Bo Wengkuo were stunned!

"You can discuss the specific rules with the Queen Mother. I think that cooperating with the Qing Dynasty should allow the herdsmen to live a good life!"

Xue Li said this and half leaned on the bed.

Concubine Jing's eyes were burning for a moment, and when she looked at Xue Li, she couldn't help but rub her face.

"You are smart!"

"Egeqi, you are so awesome, how did you know that?" Bo Wengkuo was very excited.

Concubine Jing was also a little curious.

"Books are the golden house! There's nothing wrong with reading more!" Xue Li said with her neck held high and a look of pride on her face.

Bo Wengkuo couldn't help but stamp his feet and pouted his lips in disbelief.

Concubine Jing watched the two of them making noise with a smile on her face.

"Honestly, Bo Wengkuo, do you want to go back to the grassland? I think it would be okay to just mention it to the Queen Mother!"

Xue Li asked seriously.

After all, Shunzhi won’t die for a while!

They still have to waste a few years.

"No need!" Bo Wengkuo was a little unhappy. He lowered his head and hugged Xue Li's arm.

"You don't have to worry about me! The Queen Mother will protect me!" Xue Li didn't feel comfortable showing off her lover to her.

Boongkuo just shook her head. She didn't trust anyone.

Seeing that she didn't mean that, Xue Li didn't mention it again!

"Then, let the aunt go back!" Xue Li thought of the Concubine Dao in history.

In the 1658th year of Shunzhi's reign (), Concubine Dao died at the age of just over ten, before she reached the age of marriage.

Concubine Jing looked at Xue Li with some surprise.

Finally, he shook her hand and said, "Okay, you have the heart! Leave it to me!"

After saying that, Concubine Jing left!

Tus presented Xueli with the gift list that Concubine Jing gave her.

Well, that’s a lot of stuff!

Next, the Queen Mother gave rewards every now and then.

Shunzhi also picked some!

Next is the third bath.

Shunzhi is still choosing a name.

Of course, when asked about Wu Liangfu and Oboi, both of them said yes.

Shunzhi directly ordered Dong E to accompany him.

Dong E was dressed elegantly and gracefully. Only then did she know the names of the twins, a boy and a girl, who were to be consulted by Shunzhi.

I feel a little unhappy!

As a result, Shunzhi noticed her depressed look, and after asking her, he found out that she was envious.

But speaking of it, Shunzhi also had some doubts.

After all, he has been favoring Dong E for more than half a year!

There really is no movement in the stomach.

His offspring were still few.

Dong E thought Shunzhi would pity her.

Unexpectedly, by accident, Shunzhi thought of sharing the spoils equally.

On weekdays, Dong E could indeed discuss worldly affairs with him and relieve his worries.

However, he was an emperor and he had too few children!

That day, Shunzhi began to linger in the harem. Dong E initially thought it was just a coincidence and was a little jealous, so she didn't take it seriously.

Unexpectedly, it became the norm in the future.

Before, the Empress Dowager had criticized Shunzhi for her exclusive favor.

It's just that her heart was on Xueli, so even if Shunzhi didn't change her, she wasn't overly dissatisfied.

Shunzhi was indifferent because of the Empress Dowager and the Queen.

For Dong E, it is more of a habit.

Whenever the Queen Mother was dissatisfied or Xue Li made a fuss, he would be more confident in singing the opposite tune!

Seeing the two babies at this moment, he felt a rare bit of fatherly love.

In the days that followed, Dong E was faced with Shunzhi's infatuation with another woman and fell ill.

The medicine her ex-husband gave her suddenly showed up.

The whole person looked sickly, like the frail Lin Daiyu.

Half a month later, people came from Mongolia.

The banquet was hosted with the help of Ager and others.

I don’t know how Concubine Jing discussed it with the Queen Mother.

Concubine Jing can take away five Mongolian concubines.

Shunzhi certainly had no objection.

Moreover, the Queen Mother proposed a beauty contest for next year, but there are still not enough children in the palace.

Shunzhi did not refuse!

This was also the Queen Mother's way of appeasing the court officials.

One month later, the full moon party for the twins was held.

The Queen Mother proposed to pray for the twins and grant amnesty to the world!

Shunzhi nodded in agreement.

Xue Li recalled Shunzhi's historical preference for Dong E.

The most special thing is the birth of the fourth prince.

Shunzhi offered sacrifices to heaven and earth and accepted congratulations from his ministers.

When the fourth prince was born, all the kings, beile, beizi, dukes and chief ministers presented horses and silks to celebrate the birth of the emperor's first son.

Emperor Shunzhi also held a grand celebration to announce the birth of his first son. The treatment given to this child after birth was even better than that given to a legitimate child, and he later issued a general amnesty.

Although the fourth prince died a few months after birth, Emperor Shunzhi still posthumously conferred the title of Prince Rong on him, which shows his deep love and respect for him.

He completely forgot about the embarrassing situation of the three princes before him!

But Xue Li didn't mind. After all, the child was not his, so it was not unreasonable for him to suffer a little.

However, the court officials will still act according to the circumstances.

After all, they were the first pair of twins, a boy and a girl, in the Qing Dynasty.

Especially in the eyes of Han officials, she was the legitimate daughter of the Empress.

Plus the previous Phoenix incident.

The Han officials were full of praise for the queen and the legitimate son.

Shunzhi was also influenced by Han culture, which had some influence on the concept of legitimate children.

Later, Kangxi was deeply entangled between Manchu customs and Han traditions.

So much so that the deposed prince became the last prince of the Qing Dynasty!