Yes, Hai-lan was my favorite from the series Ruyi, royal love in the palace and I think in the series, they represented Consort Yu (Hai-lan) well, humble and reserved.
I would say Consort Yu has really good parenting skills (provided if she raised her son by her side). Unfortunately her son didn't inherit the longevity DNA from his parents. 😭
@@keliwonpajhar5303 okay, but Qianlong rewarded her when her son saved him from the fire. If yongqi was raised by other higher ranked consorts, the reward could have gone to them instead? Just my thoughts.
@@elinelily4685 They just became the common royal clan members. Yongqi had one six sons , but only one survived. This surviving son got the second rank prince title.
It's odd how she only had one child once it was obvious that he was special I would think they would want another. Also, I find it strange how he would not promote her especially after the fire. just for raising a son to be strategic,brave, and filial to his father...such a petty man
I think that Qianglong didn’t let Yongqi’s wife mourn for Consort Yu because he might’ve blamed her for Yongqi’s death, and believed she didn’t deserve to have her daughter in law mourn for her.
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For me the real love story is between Hai-lan and Ruyi in Ruyi's Royal love in the palace. Hai-lan was also a smart and good parent to Yong qi and loyal to Qianlong and understood him even if he didnt like her. Especially when Ruyi was in the cold palace due to injustice and schemes Qianlong being an a**hole then Hai-lan completely changed herself , became strong and got pregnant and when she gave birth (difficult birth where she almost died) she didnt care about herself she said "sister i have finally given birth to A SON FOR US" OMG my heart at that moment🥺🥲😍💔 such selfless and deep love
Hailan is known as the Emperor Qianlong's Greatest Qing Dynasty Burrito 🌯 she is more tastier than A'Ruo in Burrito form. 😆 She is also known as the greatest Ancient Chinese Food mukbhanger as you can see she is the most fed consort and she eats lots of food without getting too big in some scenes. I wish she have her own TH-cam Channel helping us get to know everything about Qing Dynasty's food under Qianlong's reign. Meanwhile Janine Chang, the actress who plays Hailan has a law background in real life so no wonder everytime Hailan's speaks you feel the conviction and she is Ruyi's advocate.
When Qianlong was 88, Jiaqing gave her two very young girls. several months, Qianlong passed away, these two girls had to stay in the imperial palace lonely until they passed away.😭
That’s the way how Qing emperors chose imperial women for royal clan members. You can have a big picture of this process from below video. th-cam.com/video/BpeTUmf-D30/w-d-xo.html
They most likely chose her because she was talented or extremely beautiful. Since she was lower class, her status was low to start as well. In the harem your clan status did not mean too much aside from power to lean back on. Consort Ling rose from a maid, to the highest in the entire harem over many years, so family status was not all that important, it mattered more who the emperor loved and trusted.
@@poetrysinitial572 Most women passed away early because the average life expectancy back then was in the thirties, which was considered old! His position was basically that of a god, he was the "son of heaven" and wielded divine power so he basically did whatever he wanted because he and everyone else saw himself as superior, so he probably had a huge ego.
@@helloly Just because he lived longer than the average life expectancy in those times, does not mean that many adults and children did not die at young ages by todays means. As the Emperor he had people watching his every move, making every meal and tending for him at every second. Doctors were only a room away. He had numerous children that all died young, and quite a few were in their teens and twenties. The show made it apparent to show characters such as the Empress saying "look how old I look" when there is not even a wrinkle on her face, to further the point that they knew how people died young in those days and even in their 30s they were considered getting old. Even the common cold could be deadly.
I guess. Qianlong didn’t like consort Yu, but loved Yongqi very much. If he promoted consort Yu, other people might think this is a signal of choosing Yongqi as the crown prince. Then Yongqi might become the target of other princes. Qing emperors secretly choosing crown prince was just to avoid the crown prince becoming the target.
Being a Consort was already a very high status. The only title higher was Noble Consort (Imperial Noble Consort was only really used when the Empress seat was vacant or the Empress could not do her job, relegating her duties to the Imperial Noble Consort), and she had no family political power outside of the harem and had no further children. Also, after the Step Empress was essentially banished, there were very little promotions to the higher ranks in the harem, only a few were promoted, and the promotions were given by Consort Ling (she promoted Consort Qing who helped raise her son).
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Yes, Hai-lan was my favorite from the series Ruyi, royal love in the palace and I think in the series, they represented Consort Yu (Hai-lan) well, humble and reserved.
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I would say Consort Yu has really good parenting skills (provided if she raised her son by her side). Unfortunately her son didn't inherit the longevity DNA from his parents. 😭
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There's no way she raised her son herself her rank is too low
@@keliwonpajhar5303 okay, but Qianlong rewarded her when her son saved him from the fire. If yongqi was raised by other higher ranked consorts, the reward could have gone to them instead? Just my thoughts.
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel what happened to yongi consort and children after his death
@@elinelily4685 They just became the common royal clan members. Yongqi had one six sons , but only one survived. This surviving son got the second rank prince title.
It's odd how she only had one child once it was obvious that he was special I would think they would want another. Also, I find it strange how he would not promote her especially after the fire. just for raising a son to be strategic,brave, and filial to his father...such a petty man
Consort yu was in ruyis royal love in the palace. I remember seeing her and wondering about her background. Thank you for making this video
You are welcome.😀
Thank you for featuring my best friend in the imperial harem. -Ula Nara Ruyi
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I think that Qianglong didn’t let Yongqi’s wife mourn for Consort Yu because he might’ve blamed her for Yongqi’s death, and believed she didn’t deserve to have her daughter in law mourn for her.
Hi Bing my name is Deonte & I just wanted day Im so grateful to have run into your channel I've always loved ancient history since a kid & I've searched high & low for a channel or podcast that strictly focus on China's history & the heavens introduced me to your content today thank you Bing! You surely have my support♥️
Welcome aboard!😀So glad you love ancient Chinese history.👍
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel 😃♥️
I love her & her character so much.. Love to know her background life too.. I think her love for Ruyi is more pure than the King.. ❤️❤️
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For me the real love story is between Hai-lan and Ruyi in Ruyi's Royal love in the palace. Hai-lan was also a smart and good parent to Yong qi and loyal to Qianlong and understood him even if he didnt like her.
Especially when Ruyi was in the cold palace due to injustice and schemes Qianlong being an a**hole then Hai-lan completely changed herself , became strong and got pregnant and when she gave birth (difficult birth where she almost died) she didnt care about herself she said "sister i have finally given birth to A SON FOR US" OMG my heart at that moment🥺🥲😍💔 such selfless and deep love
@@nomfundomdluli1544 one of my favorite scenes in the entire series. Hailan’s love for Ruyi was beautiful
Thank you for teaching us about the real Noble Consort Yu.
You are welcome.😀
She’s my absolute favorite from Ruyi’s royal love
Hailan is known as the Emperor Qianlong's Greatest Qing Dynasty Burrito 🌯 she is more tastier than A'Ruo in Burrito form. 😆
She is also known as the greatest Ancient Chinese Food mukbhanger as you can see she is the most fed consort and she eats lots of food without getting too big in some scenes. I wish she have her own TH-cam Channel helping us get to know everything about Qing Dynasty's food under Qianlong's reign.
Meanwhile Janine Chang, the actress who plays Hailan has a law background in real life so no wonder everytime Hailan's speaks you feel the conviction and she is Ruyi's advocate.
Lord jesus 47 years locked up in palace. I did love her in the series too.
When Qianlong was 88, Jiaqing gave her two very young girls. several months, Qianlong passed away, these two girls had to stay in the imperial palace lonely until they passed away.😭
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel That’s just repulsive at the thought of that. I thought some were allowed to leave upon the death of the emperor?
Yongqi sounded like he had a good heart
I think the Serie Ruyi´s royal Love show on the best of Qianlong strang character through this life.
It´s were great to visited the past to met her.
If I have time machine, I prefer to be back to Tang and Song Dynasty. 😀
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel I come with, too!
I always think Qianlong is the real villain in this TV drama.
Honestly if the throne would’ve gone to yongji it would’ve been better for the nation
Very lucky as well because she have the favorite son
Great video:) What does it mean that she was chosen as his gege? Why they choose someone from family of lower rank officer for the emperor?
That’s the way how Qing emperors chose imperial women for royal clan members. You can have a big picture of this process from below video.
th-cam.com/video/BpeTUmf-D30/w-d-xo.html
They most likely chose her because she was talented or extremely beautiful. Since she was lower class, her status was low to start as well. In the harem your clan status did not mean too much aside from power to lean back on. Consort Ling rose from a maid, to the highest in the entire harem over many years, so family status was not all that important, it mattered more who the emperor loved and trusted.
admin.. who is Yongli? in 5:58
I forgot about that.. also I searched wikipedia but no Yongli.. thank you
Sorry it is yonglu in wikipedia and pronounce as yongli 😅
The women couldn’t have been the problem. What I’m getting continuously from these videos is Qianlong was pretty much an a**hole
Agree with you 👍
Very much so. And notice how all the women who truly loved him passed away early. They were miserable
@@poetrysinitial572 Most women passed away early because the average life expectancy back then was in the thirties, which was considered old! His position was basically that of a god, he was the "son of heaven" and wielded divine power so he basically did whatever he wanted because he and everyone else saw himself as superior, so he probably had a huge ego.
@@myrtlesnow2397 Errrr emperor lived pretty long
@@helloly Just because he lived longer than the average life expectancy in those times, does not mean that many adults and children did not die at young ages by todays means. As the Emperor he had people watching his every move, making every meal and tending for him at every second. Doctors were only a room away. He had numerous children that all died young, and quite a few were in their teens and twenties. The show made it apparent to show characters such as the Empress saying "look how old I look" when there is not even a wrinkle on her face, to further the point that they knew how people died young in those days and even in their 30s they were considered getting old. Even the common cold could be deadly.
My favorite girl in the imperial harem and cinnamon roll
I always wonder why Qianlong didn't promote her high enough when he love Yongqi that much. What's wrong with her?
I guess. Qianlong didn’t like consort Yu, but loved Yongqi very much. If he promoted consort Yu, other people might think this is a signal of choosing Yongqi as the crown prince. Then Yongqi might become the target of other princes. Qing emperors secretly choosing crown prince was just to avoid the crown prince becoming the target.
Being a Consort was already a very high status. The only title higher was Noble Consort (Imperial Noble Consort was only really used when the Empress seat was vacant or the Empress could not do her job, relegating her duties to the Imperial Noble Consort), and she had no family political power outside of the harem and had no further children. Also, after the Step Empress was essentially banished, there were very little promotions to the higher ranks in the harem, only a few were promoted, and the promotions were given by Consort Ling (she promoted Consort Qing who helped raise her son).
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel I think your explanations make sense a lot. Yes, Yonqi could be a target.
@BlackVenus hence the saying “母憑子貴”
How did Yongqi die??
Sickness
@@ancientchinesehistorychannel is it known if someone had caused him to fall ill or not??
Just sickness.There were detailed records about the treatment.
I’ve read in some websites that Yongqi died from tuberculosis in his bones. They show this in Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace.
@@alisima i ruyi he got poisend and died he got killed by one of his concubines and royi died of tubercolosis