Zhuang was born in February (1665438+March, 2003) and died in December (1687+1October) in the 26th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi. His surname is Bolzite, and his name is Boom Butai. She was born in Horqin, Mongolia, and is the daughter of Belle Zasang.
At the age of thirteen, she married Huang taiji, one of the four Baylers in the late Jin Dynasty. In the first year of Chongde (1636), Huang Taiji changed her name to Qing Emperor and named her Princess Yongfu Palace. She gave birth to Fu Lin, the ninth son of the emperor, and then Fu Lin succeeded to the throne as Shunzhi, and Xiao Zhuang was honored as the Empress Dowager.
Place of birth: Horqin, Mongolia.
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Empress Xiaozhuang Wen is a famous empress in the history of China. She trained and assisted Emperor Shunzhi and Emperor Kangxi all her life, and was an outstanding female politician in the early Qing Dynasty.
On August 26, the eighth year of Chongde, his son acceded to the throne and changed his country name to "Shunzhi", which was called the Queen Mother together with the two palaces of Emperor Xiaowen. In September of the first year of Shunzhi, I welcomed Yanjing (now Beijing). In February of the eighth year of Shunzhi, Sai-jo took charge of the state affairs and was conferred the title of Empress Zhao Sheng Cishou, hereinafter referred to as Empress Zhao Sheng. The emblem repeatedly reads: Zhang Qing, Empress of Zhao Shengci Shou Gong Jian 'an City.
In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, the ancestors collapsed, and Michelle Ye, the third son of Fu Lin, acceded to the throne as Emperor Kangxi. Bumbutai was honored as the Empress Dowager, and was known as the Empress Dowager Zhaosheng in history. The emblem repeatedly reads: Zhao Shengci's first contribution: Jane Anyi, Zhang Qingdun and Empress Ren Jing.
Queen Zhao Sheng's life is restrained, simple and not luxurious. When San Francisco was pacified, the money saved by the imperial court was donated to reward the soldiers who went to war. Whenever there was a famine, she felt sorry for her old age, and always took out the palace savings for relief, fully cooperating with and supporting the cause of her children and grandchildren. Her exemplary behavior made the emperor respect her more.
In the spring of the twenty-first year of Kangxi (1682), the emperor made a tour of Shengjing. Almost every day along the way, people were sent to greet his daily life, report his whereabouts, and seal up the silver carp and crucian carp he caught in the river and send them to Beijing for grandma to taste. In the autumn of the 22nd year (1683), Kangxi accompanied his grandmother to visit Wutai Mountain. When going uphill, the emperor often got off the sedan chair and personally helped his grandmother to protect him.
In December of the 26th year of Kangxi (1687), he was critically ill. Emperor Kangxi led his ministers to the Temple of Heaven day and night, praying for God to ruin his life and prolong his grandmother's life.
Emperor Kangxi gave his grandmother a respected posthumous title-Xiao Zhuang Renxuanchengxian Gongyiyi Tianqi Wensheng Queen, or Xiaozhuangwen Queen for short. According to her last wish, Lingshu was not transported to Shengjing and buried with Huang Taiji, but was temporarily placed in Qingling in JD.COM, while five rooms in the East Palace of Cining Palace, where Xiao Zhuang lived before his death, were demolished under Changrui Mountain and called "temporary Anfengtang" to stop the spirit. It was not until the third year of Yongzheng (1725) that a cemetery was built in the original site of the temporary Anfengtang and buried in the underground palace.
Because its mausoleum is located in the west of Zhao Jingling, Emperor Taizong of Shengjing, it is called "Zhao Qianling". Zhao Qianling and Zhaoling echo each other from a distance, which is actually one and two, and two and one. If it is enclosed in the feng shui wall of Dongling, it will form a barrier. During the years of Yongzheng and Qianlong, he served as a servant, saying that Xiao Zhuang Chengyi went to Dechun Apocalypse Saint Wen.
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