How many queens were there in Yongzheng?

In principle, Yongzheng had only 1 queen, but many historical records recorded that Yongzheng had two queens.

Generally speaking, Yongzheng had two queens, Nala and Niulu.

The first empress was in the first year of Yongzheng, and he conferred his own Difujin Nala as the empress, which was recognized as the empress of Yongzheng Dynasty in history.

The second queen, though criticized, is more famous. She is the mother of the famous Qianlong emperor Niu Zhilu. In fact, this Niu Zhilu has never done it all day, and she is not the real queen of Yongzheng Dynasty. So there is only one queen worthy of the name.

The first queen:

Dear Queen Fairy, Urana. Nora, Manchu Huang Zheng Banner, daughter of Fei Yanggu, head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Yongzheng married her before he became emperor, and was awarded the title of Difujin by Emperor Kangxi.

This word "land" is great. In the Qing dynasty, a husband had only one wife, that is, the first wife was considered as the wife, only one, and the others were concubines. If this wife dies, she can take another wife, but only the first wife can be called "the first wife".

If the title is hereditary, generally only the eldest son born by the first wife is qualified, and the sons born by other wives (called concubines) are only jealous.