flstandardbreds Chapter 163: Shunzhi's Deposed Empress Mengguqing 15
Chapter 163: Shunzhi's Deposed Empress Mengguqing 15
"Fortunately, the Emperor doesn't favor only one person!" Xue Li knew what she was afraid of. After she said that, she saw the Empress Dowager visibly breathe a sigh of relief.
"There are still not enough children in the palace!" said the Queen Mother. She knew that her son always loved to go against her, even though there was a Queen!
"Well, I understand. I plan to arrange a duty schedule for my sisters. This way, the emperor won't have to pick a name!"
Sydney suddenly had an idea.
What a "duty" watch~ Tsk tsk tsk~ I don't know who got the advantage~
She knew that the little pair of mandarin ducks would be angry.
She didn't care, she just liked to see the emperor angry.
How could she have the awareness of an elder sister?
But just to go back in disgust.
Thinking of this, Xue Li was happy.
Arrangements have been made to the Jingshifang to submit it in two days.
Then, the slaves below looked in disbelief.
The virtuous concubine was somewhat unhappy because the emperor had never neglected her.
But for three consecutive days, the emperor did not summon her nor visit anyone else.
No, the Queen had come to see the Emperor that day. Could it be that the Queen had said something? Did the Emperor dislike her?
The more Dong E thought about it, the more frightened she became, and she fainted.
It was not until the imperial physician was called that they learned that Dong E was pregnant.
Shunzhi was overjoyed and went to Chengqian Palace impatiently.
Dong E was crying again, and Shunzhi felt very distressed.
But it did not say what the queen did to find him.
When Dong E found out that she couldn't get any information out of him, she calmed down. However, when she greeted Xue Li again, she was respectful and humble.
I guess she was also afraid that Xue Li would abandon her child.
Following closely behind was the “duty roster” arranged by Sydney.
Shunzhi finished reading it with a confused look on his face, and was fortunately that the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month that Xue Li had arranged for him might be days off.
Shunzhi was so angry that he ran away and threw the watch while cursing.
But I still think of a few sweet little babies.
Dong E was pregnant again, and Shunzhi took care of her for half a month before visiting Shi, Wang, Song, Zhang, Tong, Tang, Niu...
Dong E thought that the emperor delayed for half a month because he was afraid that she would feel uncomfortable.
In fact, Shunzhi went there only after he recovered from the torment caused by Xue Li that he almost couldn't stand up.
Soon the New Year passed, and Xue Li kept her promise and gave Shunzhi the sixth painting as his birthday gift.
I guarantee that Shunzhi will remember the past when he sees it. As for whether it is a nightmare, Xueli thinks it is not. According to the words of later generations, even if she is not a masochist, she would think she has made an enemy. In the end, she likes the process of cat catching mouse.
Also amazing!
As for why Xueli didn't give him rare treasures like those aristocratic families? Don't ask, the answer is that she was reluctant to spend money on him.
The fact that she didn't snatch the treasure from him showed that she was knowledgeable and had no worldly concerns.
Of course, if he was really not aware of it, if he came across an old object with spiritual power, Xue Li would ask him for it.
She was afraid that if she spoke in depth he wouldn't understand or would pretend not to understand, so she just went straight to the point.
Every time this happens, the system will make a "sneer", well, to express its attitude - a sneer.
Xue Li didn't care. Every time it was the birthday party, it would be the familiar box.
After receiving the first painting, Shunzhi never dared to open any painting sent by Xueli in public, because he treasured the painting as a token of the Empress's love.
Wu Liangfu took it seriously and thought that the queen had painted something for the emperor.
Only Shunzhi himself knew how unrefined his queen was.
He was happy and embarrassed, feeling that another side of him had been revealed.
Every time he saw the painting scroll that was put away, he felt ashamed.
He didn't know whether he was happier or happier about something else.
A month later, Sydney also announced her pregnancy.
The gifts from Mongolia and the rewards from the empress dowager and the emperor made Dong E extremely jealous.
On the seventh day of October in the 14th year of Shunzhi (1657), Dong E gave birth to a daughter after a day of hard work.
Shunzhi was quite happy, as he had been looking forward to the birth of a prince.
But there is no need to rush, because Tong in the harem is also pregnant.
On January 15, the 1658th year of Shunzhi (), Xueli gave birth to another son.
Shunzhi did give generous rewards, but it was obvious that he was not very interested.
The child was conceived naturally. Xue Li looked at the red birthmark on the little guy's butt, then glanced at Meiren.
Meiren was in high spirits.
The New Year's Eve banquet was hosted by Dong E.
I didn't bother to ask about Xue Li's confinement after childbirth.
After the confinement period, Xueli held a full-moon banquet for her second child. She learned that Shunzhi had named Dong E's daughter: Elinzhu, which means precious girl.
Just like Shunzhi in history, “My first son”.
This preference was unique, but it offended the empress dowager.
Xue Li didn't care about those things and named her child Zhengde.
The word "德" stands for character and morality, implying that the little guy has noble character and will become a virtuous and talented person.
"The Second Prince's name is so nice! The meaning is also very good!" Dong E smiled gently.
Shunzhi suddenly reacted and looked at Xueli with an embarrassed expression.
"The virtuous concubine is educated after all~" Xue Li said and ignored others.
She doesn't mind the envious and jealous looks from others.
However, Shunzhi's attitude and Dong E's arrogance angered the Empress Dowager.
As a result, after lunch, Shunzhi wanted to promote Concubine Xian to a higher position.
The reason is that Dong E is intelligent, kind and has made great contributions to the birth of a son!
Xueli sneered: "Oh? Has the emperor ever thought about naming the prince and the waiter?"
Shunzhi looked somewhat embarrassed and awkward.
"Your Majesty, if you care about the waiter even a little bit today, I don't mind giving her a little face! Is this what you call intelligent and virtuous? How do you have the nerve to make yourself uncomfortable at my son's full moon banquet?" Xue Li felt that Shunzhi was purely disgusted with her.
Shunzhi wanted to say something, but Xueli pushed him back.
"Your Majesty, if you are interested, why don't you go and talk to the Empress Dowager about it? I am exhausted!"
Xue Li ignored him and went back to her bedroom.
It's also interesting. She's not completely bad, but very conflicted. This is Dong Efei.
Of course, she is also very talented and well-versed in women's rings.
Xue Li felt that she was a perfect feudal product who regarded her husband as her heaven.
In comparison, Manchu and Mongolian women are not subject to so many restrictions.
Xue Li felt that Shunzhi liked Dong E, and probably what he liked more was her attitude of putting her husband first, which greatly satisfied his vanity.
After all, he has lived without a self for nearly twenty years.
In addition to being suppressed by the Regent, he was also squeezed by court officials, and his biological mother also interfered in politics. Now that he met Xue Li, he was angry every day.
Isn't it like holding the gentle and soft girl in the palm of your hand?
The main reason why Xue Li ignored Shunzhi was that she saw the cruelty in the Empress Dowager's eyes.
The existence of Dong E reminds Bumbutai all the time how coldly she was treated in the past!
Xue Li knew that a big show was about to begin.
Why should she get involved?
in history.
According to the "Biography of Concubine Dong E" written by Shunzhi himself, there was no romance between the two of them in history, and the relationship between the emperor and the concubine was still the traditional relationship between men and women with the ruler being the leader of the ministers and the husband being the leader of the wife.