Lan Qi er married Galdan, her husband was killed by Kangxi, what happened to her son Amida in the en

Amida's end is death, but it's not so bloody, it's just to give him a good time. To be honest, Kangxi was relatively merciful to Galdan's family, and did not kill him after all kinds of torture.

They must have all been killed. After all, Galdan is dead, in order to prevent his descendants from using this as an excuse to take revenge and affect the peace of the country, Kangxi will definitely kill the killer, after all, no snowflake is innocent during the avalanche.

Lanqi Galdan was beheaded by Kangxi, and later Lanqi Galdan's son was also killed, the reason is very simple, the grass must be eradicated, and he is afraid that Lanqi Galdan's son will rebel in the future.

Since ancient times, there is a saying that cutting grass must be eradicated, if it is not removed, it will become a big disaster in the future, so if Kangxi kills him, he will definitely kill his son, he must be wanted everywhere at that time, and he will definitely die in the end.

Lan Qi'er Shuang's fictional character, the corresponding Amida does not exist, in history, the royal family only has interests and no feelings, and father and son can kill each other for the sake of interests, even if we speculate based on the plot of the continuous drama: Amida must be killed, Kangxi executed his brother-in-law and cousin in order to pacify the three feudatories, not to mention a grandson of a foreign race.

After Galdan was killed by Kangxi, in order not to leave any trouble, but it couldn't be too obvious, Kangxi killed Galdan's sons on the way to distribute in the name of distribution.

After Lanqi Galdan was killed, Emperor Kangxi ordered the whole country to arrest Galdan's son Amida in order to prevent his henchmen from gathering again to support Galdan's descendants from rebelling.

I think his son Amida should also be killed, because in the Qing Dynasty, there should not be a way out for those who resisted the decree.

The biggest shelter in the family is gone, and in the face of a strong enemy, Armida has nothing to do, even if he doesn't want to take revenge, Kangxi will not allow the descendants of the enemy to still live in the world, after all, cutting grass has to be eradicated.

Kangxi's credit is very great, it is said that in order to pacify the country, he married all the forty-two princesses of his royal family to ethnic minorities, the love of the princesses, that is, needless to say, this is a real contribution, I admire it.

The emperor's personal levy can be seen to be extremely harmful and must be punished.

The things in the TV series, that's the story, not history, there is no need to discuss.

Kangxi didn't have a daughter who married Geldan at all. So fictional.

Amida, who was then released by Kangxi and returned to her hometown.

There was no Lan Qi'er at all.

This person is a fictional character from the TV series.

Amida's son eventually became Si (dead) Mida.

It's all barbarians who have nothing to do with us Han people, and it's good that the Tartars and Jiannu are dead.

A bunch of people are actually here to discuss the fictional characters, and the discussion is also drunk!

Since the Kangxi reign, after the continuous westward expeditions of the Kang Yongqian and Qianqian dynasties, the Jungger Department was not completely wiped out until the Qianlong Emperor.

Geldan wanted to be the second Temujin, to be the eagle of the steppe...In fact, Geldan was as good as Temujin...It's a pity that this time the opponent is Emperor Kangxi....

After living with Gerdan for ten years, Lan Qier gradually accepted her fate, accepted and fell in love with Gerdan, and the two gave birth to a son, Amida. But in the battle with the Qing army, Geerdan was defeated, and even though Lan Qi'er pleaded hard, the eldest brother Yinchu still cut off Geerdan's head. Later, Emperor Kangxi personally asked Lan Qier to return to the capital, but Lan Qier refused.

After burying Gerdan, she returned to Ulanmuthong with her son.

In the end, the emperor subdued Dzungar and killed Galdan, which was too cruel for Lan Qi'er, and the ancient woman was indeed very pitiful.

There is an old saying in China, cutting grass must be eradicated, and for the enemy, it is always necessary to do a good job, especially the hatred of killing his father, killing Amida is the right choice for Kangxi.

Lan Qi'er Shuang's fictional character, the corresponding Amida does not exist, in history, the royal family only has interests and no feelings, and father and son can kill each other for the sake of interests, even if we speculate based on the plot of the continuous drama: Amida must be killed, Kangxi executed his brother-in-law and cousin in order to pacify the three feudatories, not to mention a grandson of a foreign race.

Kangxi didn't have a daughter who married Geldan at all. So fictional.

Amida was supposed to have been killed by Goldan's nephew Arabutan and Lobo Zang Tenzin, and his position as the undead Arabutan Dzungar Khan was not guaranteed.

The emperor's personal levy can be seen to be extremely harmful and must be punished.

The things in the TV series, that's the story, not history, there is no need to discuss.

After Kangxi conspired to kill Lanqi Gardan, he must have wanted to prevent his children and grandchildren from taking revenge in the future, and then he would also hunt down his son Amida, which was a normal behavior in the past.

There's no such thing in history, I made it up.

Pee your family's villa of more than 800 and a half square meters and ask a few housekeepers to clean it tomorrow, this is the most important thing, put it in advance hundreds of years ago.

The character of Lan Qier is fictional, but it is based on Princess Rongxian, who Kangxi married Princess Rongxian to Urgon, the king of Bahrain in Mongolia.

is a fictional character, the historical prototype is Princess Gulun Rongxian, her husband is the Great Khan of the Mongolian Bahrain Department Borzigit Urgon, and the husband and wife are also as harmonious as in the play, and live a happy life.

Lan Qi'er's historical prototype is Princess Gulun Rongxian, who is almost like in the play, and is married to Borzigit Urgon, the Great Khan of the Mongolian Bahrain Department.

There is a princess of harmony in history, but it is not Lan Qier, Lan Qier is fictional in "Kangxi Dynasty". There is no historical record.

Lan Qier is a character in "Kangxi Dynasty", a fictional character, and the prototype of this character in history has nothing to do with what Geerdan.

Lan Qier is a fictional character, and the prototype of this character in history has nothing to do with what Geldan is, so history does not happen to this incident.

Lan Qi'er married the Great Khan of Junggar Geldan, which was fictionalized by the screenwriter in order to make the story smoother and highlight the characters, and pushed to the development of the storyline.

In history, Kangxi married Lan Qier to Geerdan, although Lan Qier was Kangxi's favorite princess, but she couldn't avoid the fate of her relatives, couldn't control her own life, and couldn't grasp her love, so she could only obey the emperor's orders and marry away from home.

Lan Qier was married to Geerdan by Kangxi for political reasons, Geerdan did not abuse her because she was Kangxi's daughter, but loved Lan Qier very much, built a small Forbidden City in the grassland, I was afraid that she would be homesick, and later gave birth to two children, Kangxi killed Geerdan when he drove the expedition, and Lan Qier never returned to the capital.

Princess Lan Qi'er, as a marriage tool, saw her marriage partner Gerdan, and found that the other party was not as terrible as she imagined. On the contrary, in the long process of getting along, Princess Lan Qier gradually fell in love with this cruel but gentle Mongolian man.

Galdan is a man of temperament, he loves Lan Qier very much, and after Lan Qier married Galdan, he lived a good life and gave birth to several children.