thank you, i find closure regarding Prince Yongji about what could have happened to him. I guess (if believing Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace story to be true), he might have had a good life living as how his mom wanted him to have and have also support from his brother the Emperor Jiaqing. But this are all in my assumptions.
🙏BLESSINGS AND GREETINGS FROM THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS. ...DALLAS TEXAS USA. THANK YOU ... CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF CHINESE DRAMAS. QINGLONG WAS DESPICABLE AS A HUMAN BEING.
I don't know whether this is right or not, but from what I know, Noble Consort Yu (Yongqi's biological mother)'s clan name is Keliyete. The 'Hai' title is either her maiden name (as in Ruyi's Hailan) or her first title given by Qianlong before he converted it to Yu (Noble Lady Hai->Concubine Yu). Please correct me if I'm wrong 😁
keliyete also was called 海佳氏, Hai Jia Shi. 海佳氏 is a Manchulized Han Chinese last name. Qing royal family was Manchuria people, they had their language. Now the documents we see commonly are written by Chinese, lots of them are translated from Manchuria language.
Okay I had to come back to this video. I’m overly obsessed with Step Empress Ula-Nara and have so many questions. I did a little digging, and I found out that Yongji did end up marrying a woman from the Mongol Borjigit clan four years after Step Empress Ula-Nara passed away. I’m still digging,but that’s all I could find for now.
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel Yes I Knew that, but he had them with almost the same wives that he had the sons, that is why I find it interesting and curious
His sons stories are really tragic and sad😢Thankyou for making this presentation very informative and interesting!
You are welcome.
It's always the bad ones that live the longest.
👍😀
This is so true. I hope to live up to 100.
A fascinating and informative presentation as always, thank you so much 😊
I am so glad see you again🥰😀
Thank you. Once again you have answered my questions on all the princes and how they ended up. Thanks for your attention to detail.
You are so welcome!😀
thank you, i find closure regarding Prince Yongji about what could have happened to him. I guess (if believing Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace story to be true), he might have had a good life living as how his mom wanted him to have and have also support from his brother the Emperor Jiaqing. But this are all in my assumptions.
ua-cam.com/video/boZrF43wCKo/v-deo.html here is the story of the 12th prince after the step empress was demoted.
🙏BLESSINGS AND GREETINGS FROM THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS. ...DALLAS TEXAS USA.
THANK YOU ... CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF CHINESE DRAMAS. QINGLONG WAS DESPICABLE AS A HUMAN BEING.
I have no chance to visit Texas yet, but I do love Texas Roadhouse.😜😀
I don't know whether this is right or not, but from what I know, Noble Consort Yu (Yongqi's biological mother)'s clan name is Keliyete. The 'Hai' title is either her maiden name (as in Ruyi's Hailan) or her first title given by Qianlong before he converted it to Yu (Noble Lady Hai->Concubine Yu).
Please correct me if I'm wrong 😁
keliyete also was called 海佳氏, Hai Jia Shi. 海佳氏 is a Manchulized Han Chinese last name. Qing royal family was Manchuria people, they had their language. Now the documents we see commonly are written by Chinese, lots of them are translated from Manchuria language.
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel so it's like that 😃 thanks for your explanation :D
Okay I had to come back to this video. I’m overly obsessed with Step Empress Ula-Nara and have so many questions. I did a little digging, and I found out that Yongji did end up marrying a woman from the Mongol Borjigit clan four years after Step Empress Ula-Nara passed away. I’m still digging,but that’s all I could find for now.
This video is about Nara’s kids
ua-cam.com/video/boZrF43wCKo/v-deo.html
Uh, if possible, can you make a video on Jiaqing Emperor's and Daoguang Emperor's empresses? 😀
No problem.😀
Chutiye ye sab chinese nahi Manchu hai
As a Prince under Qianlong, was not so easy!🤐
i ask me was were happen if the 11 Prince become the Crownprince?!🤔
After I tell you the story of the emperor Daoguang, you will know. Daoguang was really famous for his miser. 😅
Thankfully, you have the substitle... Otherwise, it will be hard to understand.
is curious how he had 50 partners and only 17 sons
He also had ten daughters. 😀For lower rank concubines, they didn’t have any chance to met Qianlong.
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel Yes I Knew that, but he had them with almost the same wives that he had the sons, that is why I find it interesting and curious
Some of them didn’t make it out of the womb
Is there enough documentation to do a similar video about his daughters? Or have you already done that one?
Wait for my video 😀
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel I will, definitely!
Subtitulalo en español no entiendo en ingles
what?🧐😭
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel they are saying you to have subtitles in Spanish also, because they cannot understand English
@@bow35yearsago65 Thank you so much. Let me do some research about how to get the subtitles in Spanish