It is said that TV adaptation will subvert historical facts. Is there really a Princess Zhu Huan in history? Who is her historical prototype?

No, but Qianlong did have an adopted daughter, the daughter of his brother and the prince, named Princess Heshuo and Princess Wan.

There are many princess tombs in Beijing, but according to Qiong Yao, the real owners of the princess tombs she went to (which is also the inspiration for her writing Princess Gege in Zhu Huan) are Princess Zhuang Jing and Princess Gu Lun Zhuang Jing, the third and fourth daughters of Emperor Jiaqing. They are not adopted daughters of Qianlong at all, but legends of ordinary people.

Historical materials: Qianlong's daughter recorded in official history

The eldest daughter of the emperor (1728 ~ 1729) was born in October of the sixth year of Yongzheng and died in December of the seventh year of Yongzheng. Mother Xiao Xianchun (she was the first princess of Prince Bao at that time)

Huang Ernv (173 1) was born in April of the ninth year of Yongzheng and died in December of that year. Mother Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin Fu Cha (she was the side princess of Prince Bao at that time)

The emperor's third daughter, Gu Lun and Princess Jing (173 1 ~ 1792), was born on May 24th, 9th year of Yongzheng, and her mother was one of the Empresses Xiao Xianchun (then the first princess of Prince Bao).

The fourth daughter of the emperor, Princess Heshuo and Princess Jia (1745 ~ 1767), was born on the second day of December in the tenth year of Qianlong, and her mother was Su Jia, a pure imperial concubine.

Emperor Wu (1753 ~ 1755) was born on June 23rd, 18th year of Qianlong, and died on April 22nd, 20th year of Qianlong. Mother-in-law Queen Ulanala.

Huangliu female (1755 ~ 1758) was born on July 17th, 20th year of Qianlong, and died on August 26th, 23rd year of Qianlong. Mother is Dai Jiashi.

The seventh daughter of the emperor, Princess Gu Lun and Jing (1756 ~ 1775), was born on July 15th, 21st year of Qianlong, and her mother was Wei Jiashi, the queen of Xiaoyi Chun.

The eighth daughter of the emperor (1757 ~ 1767) was born on the seventh day of December in the 22nd year of Qianlong, died on May 21st in the 22nd year of Qianlong, and was buried in the Garden of the Crown Prince Duan Hui. Mother is Dai Jiashi.

Huang Jiu's daughter Heshuo Princess Heke (1758 ~ 1780) was born on July 14th, 23rd year of Qianlong, and her mother was Wei Jiashi, the queen of Xiaoyi Chun.

The tenth daughter of the emperor, Gulun and Princess Xiao (1775 ~ 1823), was born on the third day of the first month in the 40th year of Qianlong, and her biological mother was Wang.

Adopted daughters Princess Heshuo and Princess Wan (1734 ~ 1760) were born on June 24th in the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734). Her father is the prince of Hiroshi, and her mother is Uzoku of Fujin.

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1997, Qiong Yao went to Beijing for sightseeing and passed by Gongzhufen. Qiong Yao herself recalled: "The story of Princess Zhu Huan was inspired by the place name Princess Gongzhufen. I have been to Beijing many times, and I am very interested in the place names and lane names in Beijing, because they are realistic. For example, the cat alley is like a hat, and the dog tail alley is like a dog tail. You can imagine its terrain when you see the name. However, it is strange that there is an area in Beijing called Princess Tomb. After chatting with some friends, I realized that there is another legend in this place name: according to legend, during the Qianlong period, Qianlong took a folk woman as his adopted daughter and named her Gege.

After his death, Gege was buried in the princess grave because he could not be buried in the royal ancestral grave. Of course, at that time, the princess's grave was still a deserted place, a very remote place. This place has been called the princess's tomb ever since, and it has been used to this day. "

The owner of the Princess Tomb outside Fuxingmen is Gan Long's "adopted daughter". Later, Qiong Yao declared: "I am not a historian. Princess Pearl is a completely fictional story, and the characters involved in the book are full of my personal imagination. Please don't confuse this novel with History.

Princess Pearl is a novel by Qiong Yao, published in June 2003 with the publication number 1997.

Qiong Yao's first, second and third films were all adapted by her screenwriter from the scripts of the very popular TV series of the same name in Asia, and were successively filmed into TV series Princess Zhu Huan, Princess Zhu Huan II and Princess Zhu Huan III on Earth.

Princess Zhu Huan is a costume comedy adapted from Qiong Yao's novel of the same name. The film was directed by Sun Shupei, written by Qiong Yao, and co-starred by Zhao Wei, Ruby Lin, Alec Su, Zhou Jie, Julian Chen, Zhang Tie-Lin and Fan Bingbing. ?

The play tells the story of Wei Zi, the daughter of Qianlong, who went to Beijing to meet her long-lost father. In desperation, I met the female snitch, Swallow, and became sisters. Swallow managed to blend into the palace for her, but mistakenly exchanged identities with Wei Zi, and became the "Pearl Princess" in the Qing Palace, which was deeply loved by Qianlong.

The play premiered on April 28th in Taiwan Province CCTV, 1998. 65438+20081October 28th, the highest ratings exceeded 62.8%, creating a statistical TV viewing record in China. And won the 17 China Golden Eagle Award for Best Drama, and the heroine Zhao Wei won the Best Actress Award.

Reference link:

Princess Pearl (1998 TV series starring Zhao Wei and Ruby Lin)-Baidu Encyclopedia

Princess Zhu Huan (Qiong Yao writes novels)-Baidu Encyclopedia