Dolgon s grave was exhumed after his death, so what happened to his wife and daughter?

Dolgon's fate was like this, and his wife and daughter were not so good that his children and wife were exiled to the deserted areas, leaving them to fend for themselves, and there were no bones left.

Two months after Dolgon's death, Emperor Shunzhi began to liquidate his past mistakes, and Dolgon's long-dead wife was stripped of all titles, and his daughter was married off to Mongolia.

Dolgon's wife and daughter were later exiled to the barren land to fend for themselves, and although Shunji was young, he did hate Dolgon too much.

Emperor Shunzhi exiled his wife and daughter, and they all died on the way.

According to the Qing Historical Manuscript, Dorgon fell from his horse and died.

It is said that the year of Dorgon's death was only 39 years old, just when he was in the prime of life and in good health. You shouldn't fall off a horse and die. And he is the head of the Manchu Zhengbai flag, a person who grew up on horseback, how could he fall off the horse?

It had to start a year ago.

Dolgon died in December of the seventh year of Shunzhi, and the clock hand was turned back one year, that is, in December of the sixth year of Shunzhi, Dolgon's Shenmo wife died.

He was so sad about this incident that he was so sad that he took two wives in a row, including one from North Korea. Maybe he wanted to marry a few more wives to comfort himself, but who knew that it would not work, so he went out hunting. In August of that year, Dorgon fell ill.

He said to his sons, "I am not happy to recover from this great relative. It can be seen that he has not been able to come out of his grief in August, and his physical condition is even worse due to illness.

In November, when the weather was freezing in the north, and it was even colder outside the pass, he went to Gubeikou to hunt in a bad state, fell off his horse, and soon died and his fight slowed down.

Is there a market for conspiracy theories? There are silver clearances, but the market is relatively small, because there are not many people with motives for committing crimes.

There is no suspicion of Shunji, who hated him deeply after his death, and neither is Shunji's mother. Because it is all up to him to consolidate the state power of Gushengsheng and consolidate the status of the mother and son. No other Manchu insider heard of anyone who had interests or a deep grudge against Dorgon.

Nanming has a motive, but the success rate is too low, and it is not as easy to take his head when he is fighting.

So on the whole, it is most likely that Dorgon fell from his horse and died in his illness.

Sick and dead. In the autumn of the seventh year of Shunzhi, Dolgon fell ill. It is said that he suffered an injury to his knee, and he applied a plaster cast that should not have been used, which worsened his condition ("Journey to the North").

In order to cure the disease and improve his mood, in mid-November, he led the kings Baylor and a large number of officers and soldiers of the Eight Banners to hunt and have fun outside the Saiwai. Due to the cold climate and overwork during the hunting, Dolgon never returned to Beijing on this trip. On the ninth day of December, he died of illness in the city of Kara at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.

Instead of being executed, Dolgon passed his daughter to his younger brother before his death, and the last whereabouts of Tungor Gege were married to Mongolia by the Qing Dynasty to consolidate the Manchu-Mongolian alliance is the most credible.

She was sent into slavery, and although she was humiliated, she finally redeemed herself and escaped from the devil's cave. After marrying a Xiucai as his wife, his life was happy and happy.

When Dorgon was alive, he passed his only daughter to his own brotherHowever, after Dorgon's death, his only daughter was not spared and was brutally killed.

There are roughly two theories about the fate of Dorgon's only daughter, Dongor: one isImprisoned as a slave, he married a poor man after fleeing, but this statement is unlikely; The other is the marriage between the Qing Dynasty and MongoliaTogo was married to Mongolia as a victim.

She won't end well, after all, the ancient Zhulian was very serious.

At that time, since Dorgon had lost power, it must not have happened well to his daughter.

1. The so-called son was not Dorgon's own son, but was passed on to Dorgon, and in the end the son's good life did not last a few days.

The so-called Dolgon's son is actually not Dolgon's biological son, Dolgon did not leave an heir, but later after Dolgon's death, Emperor Shunzhi succeeded Dolgon's son Dolbo to Dolgon, but Dolgon's good life did not last long, in just two months or so, Emperor Shunzhi took away everything that had been given to Dolbo, the author just wants to say that this Dolbo's life seems to be really not very good.

Second, because this only son is not very famous in history, there are not many relevant records, and it is recorded that Dolbo died at the age of 30.

It can only be said that this Dolbo was not born with the kind of rich and blessed life, before he was succeeded to Dolgon, Dolbo had nothing to do with the title or anything, and later was succeeded to Dolgon by Emperor Shunzhi, and finally had the qualifications, but the good times did not last long, and soon he was beaten back to his original shape, and Dolbo completely experienced the process from the trough to the peak to the trough.

3. Personally, I think Dolbo is a bit stupid, he didn't manage his power well, he only knew how to covet money and the scenery on the surface, and the miserable ending was actually doomed a long time ago.

After Dolbo learned that he was passed on to Dolgon, he did not seize the opportunity to firmly consolidate his strength, but indulged in enjoyment, enjoying his status and wealth from the sky, but there are so many pie-in-the-sky things in the world, Dolbo had no power, and was suddenly pushed into such an eye-catching position, many of Dolgon's enemies have actually been eyeing each other for a long time, so it is natural that Dolbo will have such an ending later.

Dorgon had only one daughter and no son, and had one son for the sake of continuity. Although Dolgon was dug up and whipped after his death, although it did not harm him, he died of illness in his early thirties.

In the Shunzhi dynasty, Dolbo can be said to have lived a very aggrieved life, but after Qianlong succeeded to the throne, he felt very sorry for Dolbo because he saw Dolbo's life experience, and later posthumously awarded his original title on the grounds that Dolgon was framed.

Dorgon had only one daughter, who succeeded him after his death, and succeeded to the throne for two months before being returned.

Dorgon had only one daughter. His son was an adoptive son, and he did not know that he had such a son before his death, because after the death of Dr. Dolgon, Shunzhi took charge of the succession of the prince to Dolgon. It's a short time, maybe only two months.

Dolgon only had a step-son, and he didn't know he had such a son before he died, because Dolbo was succeeded by Shunzhi after Dolgon's death. The time is very short, about 2 months, and it was "returned to the original" by Emperor Shunzhi, because Dolgon was liquidated, and this benefit naturally had to be canceled.

Dorgon had no children when he was alive, but he had a son named Dolgon, and Dolbo was actually passed on to Dolgon, so it was not a father-son relationship. At that time, it was the Shunzhi Emperor who advocated the succession of Dolbo to Dolgon, but Shunzhi later canceled this decision.

In fact, Dolbo was the son of Dorgon, and when Dolgon was alive, Dolbo got along with him relatively well, and at that time Doldor's power position was only under Dorgon, and later Shunzhi succeeded Dolbo to Dolgon, probably taking this relationship into account. But in any case, it was a great honor for him to be succeeded to Dolgon, because inheriting Dorgon's title greatly improved Dolbo's status and wealth. However, when Dolbo was complacent, he forgot an important problem, that is, during Dorgon's lifetime, he had offended many people because of political struggles, so Dolbo was destined to not have smooth sailing after inheriting the title.

Sure enough, Emperor Shunzhi began to liquidate Dolgon's sins during his lifetime, and Dolbo was implicated because of this, so the title he inherited was canceled, it can be said how happy Dolbo was when he inherited the title, and how disappointed Dolbo was after the title was canceled, and the process was very short, only two months from Dolbo inherited the title to being beaten back to his original form, although Dolbo couldn't bear it, but the emperor's order was difficult to disobey. In addition, Dolbo's succession to Dorgon's title is actually not a sure thing, because Dolbo was inherited to Dolgon, so this ending seems to be doomed. Therefore, after tossing around, Dolbo still became Duoduo's son, and when Emperor Shunzhi liquidated Dorgon, many people were implicated, and Dolbo was fortunate that he was not punished too much.

After the incident, Dolbo was depressed for a while, and Emperor Shunzhi made him a Baylor after 6 years of this incident, but Dolbo did not live long, Baylor died after only five years, and Dolbo died early, because he was only thirty years old when he died. However, Dolbo's lineage was not interrupted, and he had descendants left, so that Dolbo's descendants enjoyed the benefits he brought.

Although Dolbo can be said to have lived a very aggrieved life in the Shunzhi dynasty, after Qianlong succeeded to the throne, he felt very sorry for Dolbo because he saw Dolbo's life experience, and later posthumously awarded his original title on the grounds that Dolbo was framed. Emperor Qianlong also thanked Dolgon for having no heirs during his lifetime, so he later found a person to pass on to Dolgon, and this person was Dolgon, and Dolgon's descendants naturally inherited the title, and after a circle, Dolgon's son came back.

Dorgon had only one daughter, and later a son, who died in his thirties.