Who is Gan Long's favorite daughter?

Gan Long had ten daughters in his life, and five of them died young, not to mention married. The youngest daughter, Gulen and the little princess, is the favorite. She is lively and smart. She looks like. Besides, being an old woman is naturally more loving. In the draft of Qing history? It is recorded in the princess's table: "My Lord, the girl of Emperor Gaozong, has always loved her and never married, and gave her a golden sedan chair." Therefore, Princess Xiao He was canonized as Princess Gulen when she was 13 years old, which fully showed that Qianlong loved her, because according to the legal system of the Qing Dynasty, only the daughter born to the queen could be canonized as "Princess Gulen", and the grade was equivalent to that of a prince, while the daughters born to princesses, concubines or other royal families adopted by the queen could only be canonized as "Princess Heshuo". And Gulen and Princess Xiao were born by a concubine. Because Emperor Qianlong loved her, he made an exception and named her Princess Gulen. The other four daughters of Emperor Qianlong were: the third daughter, Princess Jinggulun, who was born in Empress Xiaoxianchun. In March of the 12th year of Qianlong, she married Sebuteng Balzhuer; The fourth daughter, Princess Jia Heshuo, was born to Chunhui Guifei Su and married Fu Hengzi Fu Longan in the first month of October. The seventh daughter was born to Princess Jinggulun and Empress Xiaoyi Chun. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong, she married Lavando Gifford, and her ninth daughter, Princess Heshuo, was also born to Empress Xiaoyi Chun. In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong, she married Zhalantaijifu.

Among the five surviving princesses, Princess Gulen and Princess Xiao are the most spoiled, while Princess Gulen and Princess Xiao are "resolute in nature, able to bend a knife and bow, rarely taste men's clothes, shoot deer and shoot deer, and are overjoyed and richly rewarded." The princess was full of heroism, which was more fully manifested in her later life. Even after she married into the government, the princess still doesn't like red clothes and likes the armed forces. She often goes hunting with her husband Feng?enyende, and her attendants are all dressed up.

Born in the same year as the princess, she was born on the 19th day of the first month of the 40th year of Qianlong (1775), half a year younger than Gulen and Princess Xiao. Feng?enyende is as handsome and beautiful as his father, and Qianlong loves Feng?enyende very much. In addition, Feng?enyende was named after Emperor Qianlong. Fengshen means "Fuyu" in Manchu, and Qianlong hopes that Feng?enyende can stay in Fuyu for a long time and bring good luck to his beloved little daughter.

When Princess Xiao 16 years old, Qianlong betrothed her to his wife. Since then, it has been closely linked with the fate of Gulen and Princess Xiao.

Gulen and Princess Xiao were born in a famous family, born in the same year, and died on September 10th in the third year of Daoguang (AD 1823), at the age of 49. Although Little Shenyang fell, she was loved by three emperors (Qianlong, Jiaqing and Daoguang).