Na Muzhong, the imperial concubine, is more noble than Zhuang Fei. Why didn't her son Bogor succeed to the throne?

The battle for the throne after the death of Huang Taiji in the Qing Dynasty is also a very wonderful drama. In this power struggle, it was Fu Lin, the son of Zhuang Fei, and later the emperor shunzhi. Although the imperial concubine Na Muzhong was nobler than Zhuang Fei, her son Bogor didn't win.

In the eighth year of Chongde (the sixteenth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty, 1643), that is, on the ninth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty suddenly died in Qingning Palace in Shengjing.

Because Huang taiji did not appoint an heir to the throne before his death, a fierce battle for the throne broke out among the nobles of the Manchu Dynasty. The most powerful contenders for the throne at that time were two. The first is the eldest son of Huang taiji, Haug, and the other is the younger brother of Huang taiji, that is, the prince of Rui Dourgen.

At that time, Haug had great power to inherit the throne. The yellow flag, the yellow flag and the blue flag all strongly support Haug, and Haug himself leads the blue flag.

In contrast, the three Dourgen brothers are supported by two white flags, but they are very powerful in the Eight Banners and have a very important right to speak. At that time, Huang Taiji's second brother, Prince Daishan, and his son held two red flags, ostensibly supporting Haug, and thought that his eldest son should inherit the throne. However, both Daishan's son and grandson support Dourgen.

In this way, a fierce battle for the throne began. Haug and Dourgen are evenly matched, and it is difficult to tell the outcome. Because of the controversy, we have to come up with a third plan acceptable to the Eight Banners, because most people say that Huang Taiji's son is an emperor.

At that time, there were two choices in the choice of the throne. One is Fu Lin, the ninth son of the Emperor, and the other is Bom Bogo, the eleventh son of the Emperor. Because these two princes are young, Dourgen can be the emperor, and then he can be the regent who monopolizes power.

In the end, Dourgen proposed that Fu Lin, the ninth son of Huang Taiji, be emperor, and that Zheng Qinwang Gil Harang, the master of Heshuo, assist in the political affairs with him, and the result was passed.

In fact, many people were curious at that time. Although Guifei Zhong was more noble than Zhuangfei, her son Bogor did not win. Some people think that Bogor is also the son of Huang Taiji, enjoying the right of inheritance, and his rank is smaller than that of Fu Lin, which is more conducive to Dourgen's further control. Why is Bogor still no match for Fu Lin?

In terms of age, Fu Lin is only six years old, but Bogor is only three years old. There is a saying that "being the master of the country is the best." If a prince who is too young is made emperor, it will also cause a lot of speculation that the emperor is a puppet, and even more gossip will say that Dourgen is? Holding the emperor as a minister? Fu Lin will be less likely to ascend to the throne.

Although Fu Lin is only six years old, he is also a sensible age, so he is more qualified to inherit the throne than Bogor. Moreover, according to historical records, Huang Taiji once led five-year-old Fu Lin to hunt. ? Young at three, old at seven? At that time, Fu Lin was still young, but he could? Shoot an ostrich? You see, at a young age, you also have the martial spirit of Manchu people. Moreover, Fu Lin's personality is relatively stable, and he has the temperament of becoming the son of heaven.

In addition, Fu Lin's mother's maiden power is also very strong. Fu Lin's mother is Zhuang Fei, and Zhuang Fei's maiden is Mongolian Horqin Department. Manchu nobles also paid great attention to the relationship with Mongolia, depending on the color of Zhuang Fei, so Fu Lin could become emperor smoothly.