The fortune teller asked Qianlong's daughter with black spots to marry a nobler family than Qianlong. How did Qianlong choose his family?

Naturally, the only aristocratic family that can be compared with the rulers of the dynasty is Kong Shengjia of the Han nationality.

However, as a history lover, I really went to ask around. Unfortunately, what is mentioned in the title is probably just a folk rumor, which is one of many popular sayings. Because Qianlong had ten daughters, but five of them died young, only five of them really lived to adulthood, and her husband's family was either Manchu or Mongolian, and there was no Han nationality, which reflected that the so-called "choosing a family" was probably false.

The topic of Qianlong's daughter marrying into a noble family frequently appears in unofficial history, especially the 72nd generation grandson of Confucius and the wife of Kong Xianpei who attacked the duke during Qianlong period. There are many unofficial history versions about Gan Long marrying his daughter in Confucius' House, which are widely circulated.

The first one is described in the question. There is a fortune teller who can tell the princess's fortune strangely, and then dare to say that the mole on the princess's face is an ominous sign. Only by marrying a nobler family than the royal family can this difficulty be alleviated. So once, Emperor Qianlong chose Confucius and wanted him to be his in-laws. Reasonable, this version is really unconvincing.

Of course, there is a slightly more reliable statement, that is, respecting Kong Chongru said: Emperor Qianlong always respected Kong Chongru. In order to satisfy this psychology to a greater extent, he decided to marry Confucius, so he married his daughter to Confucius. At that time, Han men could not get married. In order to avoid this family rule, Gan Long put his daughter in foster care at the home of Yu Minzhong, a college student, and then married Confucius in the name of a good family.