Li, Kangxi's favorite woman. Is Li Kang Xi's favorite woman? There is Li in history.

Is Li Kang Xi's favorite woman? There are Li and Kangxi in the TV series "The Legend of the Dragon Ball Infernal Affairs" in history, of course. There is no such person as Li in history. There is no Li in Kangxi's concubines. There is only one concubine named Li, her granddaughter, not Li Dingguo's adopted daughter.

In Kangxi's traveling incognito, Emperor Kangxi's favorite was the Queen of Iraq. Historically, it is generally believed that Kangxi loved his first wife, Empress Xiao Chengren, (1654 February 3rd-1674 June 6th), Hersai Rihara. Did Kangxi like other women after Li died? Li is only a figure in the Dragon Ball legend, not a historical figure, so there is no ending between her and Kangxi. There are 39 concubines clearly recorded in the history of Kangxi, including 4 queens, 3 concubines, concubines 1 position, concubines1position, concubines1position, 6 nobles and 4 ordinary concubines. As for Li, the play is a royal princess of the former dynasty (Ming Dynasty). There is no record in real history, so she must be a writer and someone.

How did Li die in Qing Dynasty? There was no Li in Qing Dynasty, and her cause of death was not recorded.

Li is a fictional character in the TV series Infernal Affairs. In the TV series, Li's role was set as a princess of the previous dynasty, and he was taken by Kang Zi, the emperor who went to Beijing incognito.

Then they fell in love, but when Li was about to marry Emperor Kangxi, Zhu and Li stopped him and told him that his true identity was a princess in the late Ming Dynasty.

After learning his true identity, Li chose to bid farewell to his master and Zhu lived in seclusion in the deep mountains and forests, and no one ever found him again.

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In The Legend of the Dragon Ball Infernal Affairs, Andy's Li and Kangxi, who visited incognito, met by chance, and then they staged a legendary story of loving each other and knowing each other but killing each other. However, Kangxi impressed Li with the idea of governing the country with benevolence and virtue, and finally won the beauty return. Li did have her prototype in the harem of the Qing Dynasty. She is the first of the seven concubines of Kangxi.

An Jin was a native of Zhenglan Banner of the Han Army, his father was Gang Dai, the company commander, and his grandfather was Li Yongfang, the first general of the Qing Dynasty. After Li Yongfang surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, he made great contributions to the Qing Dynasty's entry into the customs and the war of reunification. In order to praise, the Qing royal family married Baylor Abatai's daughter to him, so she became an official in the Qing Dynasty and was called Fu.

In the fourth year of Kangxi, he participated in the Eight Banners draft as a Han army. Zhong Xiang's family background made Li's selection quite smooth. Because the concubines system in the Qing Dynasty was not perfect at that time, other concubines had no specific birthright except the queen, and they were collectively called ordinary concubines, and Li was one of them.

However, Kangxi still likes Lee very much. After all, he is an emperor who attaches great importance to his birth, which can be seen from the first large-scale princess seal in the sixteenth year of Kangxi. In the sixteenth year of Kangxi, Manchu gradually gained the upper hand in the contest with San Francisco and began a big counterattack. Kangxi was very happy and decided to seal the princess on a large scale.

This year, in addition to conferring Niu Zhilu as the queen and Tong as the imperial concubine, Kangxi also conferred seven concubines: An 'an, Jing 'an, Duan 'an, Rong 'an, Hui 'an, Yi 'an and An 'an.

However, just after this seal, Li Anyi disappeared into history. Looking through all the relevant historical materials of the Qing Dynasty, there is no relevant record of Li. We know nothing about the time of death and the place of burial, so she disappeared mysteriously.