Who is the historical prototype of the queen in Xi Guifei Palace?

The historical prototype of the imperial concubine is money. Princess Xi of Yongzheng entered the palace through the draft during the reign of Kangxi, and Kangxi named her Gege and betrothed her to Yin Zhen, the fourth son of the emperor at that time. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, Princess Gege joined Feng. The princess of Yongzheng is a Han Chinese, surnamed Qian. According to historical records, Princess Xi was named the Imperial concubine of Xi in the eighth year of Yongzheng, and her position in the harem was second only to that of the Empress Zhonggong. In the ninth year of Yongzheng, the queen died of illness, and Xi Guifei became the head of the harem and the Lord of the harem.

The History of Xi Guifei in The Queen of the Palace

After Yongzheng's death, Xi Guifei was the empress dowager for 42 years, and lived to be 86 years old, enjoying all the splendor. She was the happiest woman in the harem of the Qing Dynasty. The princess was born in general, and her father was only a four-level official. She jumped from Gege to Princess, then promoted to Imperial concubine, and finally became the Empress Dowager of the Palace. She has an only son, Li Hong. Yes, Xi Guifei is the biological mother of Emperor Qianlong. With this identity, she is fully qualified to enjoy splendor and be the happiest woman in the harem of the Qing Dynasty.