Is the script of Introduction to Yan Xi Palace consistent with history?

Although many TV dramas, especially costume dramas, are adapted from novels, Yan Xi Palace is not adapted from novels, but an original script written by Zheng Zheng. Although it is not adapted from a novel and is not completely in line with history, we can see the shadows of historical figures in the play.

In history, the imperial concubine was originally named Wei, and entered the palace as a maid of honor at the age of 13. At the age of 19, she was named the imperial concubine Wei by Qianlong. In the same year, she was promoted to a concubine and was made a concubine. It's rare for your concubine to be promoted to two levels in a year.

Three years later, she was named the imperial concubine by Qianlong Jin. At the age of 32, he was promoted to the imperial concubine, and at the age of 38 he was promoted to the imperial concubine. At that time, the queen had been put in limbo, so although she was not a queen, she was better than the queen.

It is reported that in the drama version, the story of your princess is also told. Although it is different from history in some aspects, its general structure is the same as history. The Story of Yan Xi Palace is set in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and tells the story that Wei, played by Wu, entered the Forbidden City as a maid-in-waiting to find out the cause of her sister Ning's death, believed in the survival of the fittest, used her intelligence to plan and solve the difficulties in the court, and finally became a "noble princess" to help Qianlong prosper.

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After six years of Qianlong, the young girl Wei entered the Forbidden City as a maid-in-waiting to seek the truth about the death of her eldest sister. After investigation, Luo Zhang confirmed that her sister's death was related to the absurd Prince Hongzhou, and she was determined to get justice. Queen Fu Cha is good at etiquette. She was worried about going astray and tried her best to give her warmth and help. Under the careful instruction of the queen, Wei Yingluo gradually grew into an upright and strong court official, put aside his resentment and lived seriously. The unfortunate death of the queen caused many misunderstandings about Ganlong, and the two men changed from mutual hostility to mutual understanding and support.

With her courage, smart and flexible mind and broad mind, she resolved all kinds of difficulties in the court and eventually became a noble lady who helped the prosperous times. It was not until Luo died that she told her last entrustment, that is, she hoped that she could accompany him and help him to be a wise monarch, and finally she knew her good intentions.

Sixty years after Qianlong, Emperor Qianlong declared the Prince Yan, the son of Wei, as the Crown Prince, and at the same time posthumously sealed the Crown Prince's biological mother and made Yi the filial queen. Luo Yu finally realized his promise to Fu Cha with his own life.