Why didn't the Empress Dowager Chongqing be buried with Yongzheng? How did the Queen Mother of Chongqing die?

At the beginning of the plot of Ruyi Royal Love Palace, Yongzheng made a vow to Queen Urnala that she would never meet again in this life, but after Yongzheng's death, Queen Urnala desperately wanted to be buried with Yongzheng.

This is not to say that she is vain, but most of the queens of past dynasties will be buried with the emperor's husband after their death. The people who can be buried with the emperor, except the queen, are extremely favored concubines. A queen who cannot be buried with the emperor is no different from a ghost.

"Zhen Xuan" in the play, that is, Xi Guifei, is extremely opposed to being buried with Emperor Yongzheng. In the end, Qianlong only buried Ulan Nala in the Imperial Palace.

After Qianlong ascended the throne, Xi Guifei was honored as the Queen Mother of Chongqing and a dutiful son in the eyes of the world.

Although the Empress Dowager Chongqing fought so hard for fame and fortune in TV series, in real history, she didn't care who was buried with Yongzheng. She enjoyed the happiness of her children and grandchildren all her life, but left Yongzheng after her death and was buried alone in Taidong Mausoleum. Taidong Mausoleum is the largest of the three Empress Mausoleums in Qing Dynasty.

Why didn't the Empress Dowager Chongqing be buried with Yongzheng? Why didn't the Empress Dowager Chongqing bury the Tailing Mausoleum with Yongzheng? You know, as the biological mother of Qianlong, she is fully qualified to be buried with Yongzheng.

This probably started when she just married Yongzheng.

Empress Dowager Cixi was born in Niuzhi Road, Manchuria, and her father Zhu Ling had a low position in North Korea. Before Yongzheng ascended the throne, she came from humble origins.

1704, Niu zhilu married Yongzheng, who was Baylor at that time, and was not optimistic for many years. For more than ten years, she was just a princess, that is, a concubine, only slightly taller than a servant girl.

On one occasion, Yongzheng got an epidemic, so serious that he almost died. Niulu is the only person who dares to take care of Yongzheng.

Under the careful care of Niu Zhilu, Yongzheng gradually recovered. From then on, Yongzheng treated her a little better, but only a little better.

After seven years of marriage with Yongzheng, Niulu finally gave birth to a son, Li Hong. It is said that Kangxi especially liked Li Hong, personally taught Li Hong and praised Niu Zhilu as a blessed man.

But even so, Niu Zhilu's family has not received special treatment, and it is still a humble position.

Yongzheng did not love Niu Zhilu, and Niu Zhilu did not deliberately compete for favor. In this way, she spent most of her life, Yongzheng died, and she was still alive and well, becoming a high-ranked imperial concubine.

After the only son Li Hong proclaimed himself emperor, Niu Zhilu was honored as the Queen Mother of Chongqing, and Li Hong was very filial to her.

Although she didn't get her husband's favor, Niu Zhilu enjoyed her son's filial piety and became the most distinguished woman in the Qing Dynasty.

As a harem woman, there are only a handful of people who can go to the road of cattle.

Nothing is lacking in her life. She was blessed, blessed and lived a long life. She died at the age of 86 and didn't want to be buried with Yongzheng. When she died, she was still under the control of Yongzheng and was left out by him. She simply buried herself in Taidongling and became the boss of Taidongling. That would be cool!