Yonghui is a serious prince, why was he passed on to the minister as a son?

Wouldn't it be better to pass it on to the prince, and he could inherit the title of a county king in the future, if he continued to stay in the palace, with his background, he would be sent away with a shell, at most a baylor.

Because at that time, Emperor Qianlong attached more importance to the second elder brother Yonglian and the seventh elder brother Yongcong, but he died in turn, and later valued the fifth elder brother Yongqi, afraid that Yongqi would have an accident so that the fourth elder brother Yonghui passed on to others.

Serious princes are indeed serious, but there are so many princes who are also favored and unfavored, and Yonghui has actually been eliminated by Qianlong from the ranks of the heirs to the throne, and the successor is also the deceased King Shenjing, who is all his own family and can inherit the title as soon as he passes, and the treatment is good.

Because the emperor at that time would pass him on to someone else as a son in order to win people's hearts, which was also an expedient measure.

Yongxuan did not inherit the throne because Yongxuan was not very capable

Qianlong's seventeen sons, few adults, Qianlong intended to pass the throne to the two sons born to Empress Fucha in the early days, but unfortunately Yonglian and Yongcong died early, and then did not set up a prince, with the growth of the fifth elder brother Yongqi, get Qianlong's weight, but unfortunately Yongqi died at the age of 26, and Qianlong was very sad when Yongqi died.

Among the latter sons, Yongyan was still young, and because of Yonglian and Yongcong's affairs, Qianlong didn't want to set up the prince early, so he put it on hold.

Yonghui is not outstanding among the remaining elder brothers, and the letter left to Yonghui after Ruyi's death did not ask Yonghui to achieve much, only wishing him peace and success. After reading the letter, the emperor finally understood that Ruyi did not belong to the palace, and she just wanted to live freely. At the same time, the emperor also understood Ruyi's hope, so that Yonghui could live freely and not force him to inherit the throne.

The experience of the Yongxuan prototype

Qianlong on the way to the fourth southern tour, suddenly sent the forehead Fu Longan to send the accompanying Queen Nala back to the Forbidden City by waterway in advance, and immediately after the southern tour came, he immediately issued an order to take back all the treasures in the hands of the queen, leaving only two palace maids to serve by his side, which is the lowest position in the harem to agree to have the treatment, Queen Nala was beaten into the cold palace, not wasted, and died of illness more than a year later.

For Yongxuan, who had just become an adult, such a change hit him too hard, and after Eniang's death, he had no support in the palace at all, and his treatment was not as good as before, so he spent the last ten years of his life in such an environment.

In the forty-first year of Qianlong, the 24-year-old Yongxuan died of illness at home, perhaps because he was the son of the abolished queen, Qianlong did not give him any title, and it was not until Jiaqing ascended the throne that he was posthumously named Dorobelle.

The reason why Emperor Qianlong didn't like Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan was mainly because of the following three reasons:1. Aixin Jueluo Yongxi's own ability is insufficient; 2. Followed by Nala's fall from grace; 3. Emperor Qianlong's expectations were too high

First of all, according to historical records, Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan is a prince with a very good personality, but the good character is not a plus in the royal family, and Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan is the only son under the knee of Emperor Qianlong, so Emperor Qianlong actually hopes that Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan is a competitive person, and Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan is not a powerful prince, there are very few records about Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan in historical materials, and his ability is even weaker than that of Emperor Jiaqing, who has ordinary qualifications. Therefore, it is normal that it is not valued by Emperor Qianlong.

Secondly, in the harem of Emperor Qianlong, the mother is expensive by the son, and the son is expensive by the mother, and the mother who loves Xinjueluo Yongxuan is the successor Nala, so Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan has also become a child, but when Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan was only twelve years old, the Nala clan completely fell out of favor because of the broken hair, and the life after the Nala family broke off was very sad, and Aixin Jueluo Yonghui was also rejected by the Qianlong Emperor, and after the death of the Nala clan, the Qianlong Emperor was not very willing to see Aixin Jueluo Yongxi.

Finally, I have to say that Emperor Qianlong's expectations for Aixin Jueluo Yonghui are really high, and there should be four sons under the knee of Emperor Qianlong, but the other three have passed away, so only Aixin Jueluo Yonghui remains, and Yongqi, the fifth son of the emperor at that time, is very good, and is the best candidate for the position of prince, but unfortunately Yongqi died too early, so the burden fell on the other princes, Aixin Jueluo Yongxuan's own ability is not bad, but compared with Yongqi, it is far worse, Therefore, Emperor Qianlong will inevitably be disappointed in this concubine.

Because he thinks that this son is not very smart, he does not like this son, and another reason is that he also does not like this son's mother, so he has a grudge against this child.

Qianlong's successor broke his hair, in ancient times, he could only break his hair after his husband died, Qianlong was very concerned about this matter, and especially hated his successor, Yongxuan was also influenced by his mother and hated by Qianlong.

Qianlong hated his successor very much because of his broken hair, and when he saw his son, he would think of his mother, and he hated his son very much.

Because of his mother, and because he is not smart enough, he will naturally not be loved by the emperor.

This is because the fifth elder brother Yongqi has been sick in bed since he was named the prince, and Qianlong died in March of the 31st year.

He died in March of the 31st year of Qianlong (April 1766), and Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty died in the 60th year of Qianlong (1795) in the fifteenth son of the Forbidden City on February 7, 1799.

Yongqi's title of prince was given during his lifetime, not posthumously. This distinction was enjoyed by only three of the sons of Emperor Qianlong: the fifth son of the emperor, Aixin Jueluo Yongqi (Prince Feng and Shuorong), the eleventh son of the emperor, Aixin Jueluo Yongzheng (Prince Feng and Shuocheng), and the fifteenth son of the emperor, Aixin Jueluo Yongyan (Prince Feng and Shuojia, who later became Emperor Jiaqing).

Yongqi was the first to enjoy this honor. The princely positions of other princes were either posthumously crowned after death, or promoted by Emperor Jiaqing.

Ruyi. In the letter, Yongxuan was not asked.

How much he has accomplished, I just hope that he is safe and well. After reading the letter, the emperor finally understood that Ruyi did not belong to the palace, she just wanted to be free. At the same time, the emperor also understood Ruyi's hope, so that Yongxuan could live freely and freely, and did not force him to inherit the throne.