Wei Zi was executed by Qianlong.

Neither TV series nor unofficial history can be regarded as official history. Since the popularity of Gong Dou Opera, both Qianlong and Yongzheng have been badly written (especially Qianlong), and a lot of history about Qianlong has been completely distorted. Although the princess's body is immortal for a hundred years, it can't be concluded that it is Qianlong's masterpiece, and the plot of poison poisoning her in TV series is not credible.

First, Qianlong loved your princess very much in history. It is no joke to have six children in ten years. History records that your princess died of illness.

Although your princess is from the Han nationality, she has become a phoenix crossing the dragon gate since she was attracted by Qianlong. First, she became a noble and was promoted to your concubine in a few months. After a while, her promotion speed was comparable to that of SF, but faster. On the way to this direct promotion, her stomach is not idle. Thanks to the luck of Qianlong, her children were born one after another. Later, the princess and Qianlong went on a patrol and returned to the palace to rest after being seriously ill. At that time, she was.

Hall of mental cultivation is the place where emperors lived, which shows that Qianlong attached great importance to her. If Ganlong wanted to kill her, would he put her in his bedroom? Even if the emperor was heartless, he didn't go to the point of abnormal condition, and both unofficial history and official records recorded that the princess died of illness. Why do you say dry dragon poisoning?

Second, it may be related to her taking medicine all the year round. It is a three-point poison containing cinnabar.

Ancient people got sick because they cooked herbs into soup. Although medicine can cure diseases, it can also kill people? Dagger? Don't say that your princess can be as strong as an ox after giving birth to six children in ten years. Every time a woman gives birth to a child, her body will suffer a layer of injury, making her lose six bodies. Even if these herbs can't hurt her life, they will also cause different degrees of damage to her internal organs, so it is inevitable that the princess is in poor health.

As can be seen from the historical records, the most commonly used drugs taken by the imperial concubine in her later period all contain cinnabar. Although cinnabar can be a good medicine, emperors who used to eat cinnabar died in the end. Although they all say they are dead, they are all chronic cinnabar poisoning, and the fact that your princess has been dug up recently and her body has not rotted is the best evidence, so don't say that Gan Long killed your princess, ok? If he really killed your princess, after Emperor Jiaqing succeeded to the throne, he was not allowed to perform surgery on the emperor's father. And let him enjoy a happy life for three years? Make trouble!