Empress (1711March, 2008-1August, 766, 19) Huifa Nala (Wulanala was mistakenly recorded in Qing Dynasty), a native of Zhenghuang Banner, Manchuria, and the second emperor of Qianlong.
In the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734), Aisingiorro Hongli, then Prince Bao, was married to Fang Fujin. After two years of Qianlong (1737), she was canonized as a virtuous princess; After ten years of Qianlong (1745), she was canonized as a fairy princess; In the 13th year of Qianlong (1748), she was crowned as a imperial concubine, and in the 15th year of Qianlong (1750), she was crowned as a queen.
After thirty years of Qianlong (1765), he drove south in the first month; On February 18, Long Fuan, an official in charge of Queen Nana's entourage, returned to Beijing by water (recorded in the imperial book) (called imperial edict after Qianlong); On may 14, the queen, imperial concubine, virtuous concubine and virtuous concubine were confiscated.
In the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766), on July 14th, the imperial concubine was ordered to be buried with the ceremony (in fact, it was only equivalent to a concubine), and national mourning could not be held for three years, which can be said to be abolished rather than abolished.
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Nora's family relationship after Huifa:
Spouse: Aisingiorro Hongli (Emperor Qianlong)
The eldest son: Aisingiorro Yongxuan, the twelfth son of the emperor, was born on April 25th, 17th year of Qianlong, died on January 28th, 41st year of Qianlong, and was posthumously awarded Dolobelle in March 4th year of Jiaqing.
The youngest son: Aisingiorro Yongjing, thirteenth son of the emperor, was born on December 21st, 20th year of Qianlong, and died on July 24th, 22nd year of Qianlong.
Daughter: Emperor Wu, born on June 23rd, 18th year of Qianlong, died on April 22nd, 20th year of Qianlong.
Father: Zorin Naboo
Mother: Lang Jiashi died in March of the 22nd year of Ganlong.
Brothers: Wu De, Fourth Brother, Li Na.
Nephews: Su Balhan, Zarafen, Nasuken.
Princess Zhu Huan is a costume comedy adapted from Qiong Yao's novel of the same name. The film was directed by Sun Shupei, written by Qiong Yao, and co-starred by Zhao Wei, Ruby Lin, Alec Su, Zhou Jie, Julian Chen, Zhang Tie-Lin and Fan Bingbing.
The play tells the story of Wei Zi, the daughter of Qianlong, who went to Beijing to meet her long-lost father. In desperation, I met the female snitch, Swallow, and became sisters. Swallow managed to blend into the palace for her, but mistakenly exchanged identities with Wei Zi, and became the "Pearl Princess" in the Qing Palace, which was deeply loved by Qianlong.
The play premiered on April 28th in Taiwan Province CCTV, 1998. 65438+20081October 28th, the highest ratings exceeded 62.8%, creating a statistical TV viewing record in China. And won the 17 China Golden Eagle Award for Best Drama, and the heroine Zhao Wei won the Best Actress Award.
Reference link:
Hui Fa Na La Xi Queen-Baidu Encyclopedia
Princess Pearl (1998 TV series starring Zhao Wei and Ruby Lin)-Baidu Encyclopedia