Quick Wear: Lu Ming She Has Many Children and Blessings

"That's great, Fu Jin..."

To be honest, the emperor has so many princes. Although the Fifth Prince grew up with the Empress Dowager and is the son of a favorite concubine, he is actually not very favored.

Everyone in the palace knew that because the Fifth Prince grew up with the Empress Dowager and was naturally pro-Mongolian, and because the Empress Dowager did not speak Chinese, the Fifth Prince had never read Chinese until he was nine years old, which was wrong in front of the Emperor.

Therefore, he was also the first prince who was naturally excluded from that position.

He has always been well-behaved in the court, completing his job conscientiously and never causing trouble. His abilities are not outstanding, and he knows himself well. He never gets involved in his brothers' fight for the throne. Of course, he doesn't have that ability.

In short, no matter who ascends the throne in the end, it can't be him.

Moreover, because of the recent battle of wits and courage between him and his wife, he has not devoted as much energy in the court as she has to his wife, but his relationship with the other princes is still pretty good.

Of course the one I hate the most is the Third Prince, because he has a foul mouth!

There are really no major grudges.

Everyone had originally speculated that even if the Fifth Prince could be granted a title, his status would probably be extremely low, and it would be good enough for him to be a Beile. But who would have thought that such good news would come out of the blue, and he would be directly granted the title of a Prince.

To be honest, he was a little embarrassed.

The eldest brother, the third brother, and the fourth brother are all princes because they have made contributions to the country. Even the fourth brother, who is a few years older than him, was made prince because of his meritorious service in the Ministry of Revenue.

And what about him?

The only achievement he could claim was that he led the Plain Yellow Banner camp to follow Kangxi in the expedition against Galdan two years ago. However, he only followed them for a short period of time. If he were to say that he had made any contribution, he would feel a little embarrassed.

That’s not right, he really did make a contribution.

The birth of triplets to the royal family is a good omen!

He also made contributions to the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty.

Even if the Emperor gave him a wife of humble origin, he was lucky enough to have the blessing of triplets. Who else could he have?

Moreover, he has no status in the emperor's heart, but it's enough for his sons to have it. My mother has said that the emperor now likes those three little guys.

In the past, it was good enough for the Emperor to visit Concubine Yi’s palace for one or two days a month. Now he goes there every day, and even if he doesn’t stay overnight, he will come to visit.

Yinqi, who is only a teenager now, has already had the idea of ​​giving up. His previous arrogance and competitiveness were, after all, just a way of winning face for his mother.

Now, even though he didn't do such a proud thing, it makes no difference whether it's his son or him.

Kangxi's allocation of titles to his sons was based on political considerations, and his original plan was to give the fourth son a Beile.

Kangxi positioned the fourth son as a capable minister to be left behind by the crown prince, but if he gave him a title that was too high, he was afraid that the fourth son would have inappropriate thoughts.

It just happened that the fourth son had made great contributions before the enfeoffment. He was an emperor and had a lot to consider, so naturally he would reward his son for his contributions.

Out of political considerations, the fourth prince beside the crown prince was able to move up a step, and naturally the other whetstones had to be increased as well. This is why the eighth prince from the eldest prince's camp and the granddaughter of Prince An were granted marriage some time ago.

The fastest way to get the Zhenglan Banner in Prince An's hands back to the royal family is through a political marriage.

With the Eighth Prince's intelligence, he will definitely understand what he should do.

Although the Zhenglan Banner was a bargaining chip that Kangxi gave to the Eighth Prince, whether it could be used depended on the Eighth Prince's methods.

As for the fifth...

It was already good enough that he wasn't severely punished for all the recent troubles, and then I thought about what contributions he had made?

Nope, nothing at all.

The only thing that can be said is that he went to the battlefield that time. Can you say that he made meritorious service? Not at all!

None of the other sons who went to the battlefield were like the fifth son. He just participated in the battle but did not get any credit.

I thought about giving him the title of Beile, but then I thought of the three little guys at Concubine Yi's place.

He really likes them. He recently discovered that the three little guys are very strong and smart. They are worthy of being his grandsons and the future Baturu.

Especially the eldest prince, he is 70% like me, my heart is unconsciously biased towards him.

In this way, Yinqi, who had only worked hard but had no merit, was lucky enough to be conferred the title of a prince because of his son.

It felt like a silly Husky mixed in with a group of ferocious wolves, which was unpleasant to the eye no matter how one looked at it.

Of course, the one who was most dissatisfied was the eldest prince, who was highly valued by Kangxi and was one of the prince's sharpeners.

He originally fully expected that he could be crowned a prince.

When Kangxi personally led the expedition against Galdan, he made great military achievements.

Who could have thought that he would only be given the title of a prince in the end?

Not even a prince!

He is also on the same level as the Fifth Prince who has no achievements at all. Isn't this obviously disgusting to him?

Some were happy about this division, while others were unhappy.

Concubine Hui also felt that it was unfair. She never thought that her son was any worse than the crown prince.

Her son is the eldest son. Before the Qing Dynasty came to power, there was no distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children. It all depended on ability!

This is just a name made up by the Han people, but now they are learning it in a weird way.

Besides, how many legitimate sons have been able to ascend the throne from ancient times to the present?

Compared with the prince, her son is not inferior at all. The prince has the support of the Hesheli clan, and her son also has the Yehenara clan.

Now, in order to suppress the eldest prince, the emperor completely ignored his son's contributions to Galdan and made him equal to the third, fourth and fifth princes, and conferred the title of a prince on them all?

She doesn't agree!

"The emperor is so partial!" Concubine Hui was so angry that her head hurt badly.

When one reaches Huifei's level, she has the power and there is nothing left to fight for.

His sons have grown up, and the emperor has become more and more fond of young and fresh Han women, and his favor is just so-so.

Her main focus now began to focus on her son.

Now, just for the sake of the crown prince, her son has to take a step back and be made a prince?

No matter how she thought about it, she felt unwilling.

Why?

Of course, the eldest prince and Concubine Hui had the same idea, but it was good news that they could move out of the palace and build their own residence after the enfeoffment.

After leaving the palace, he could hang out with court officials and win their hearts. It was not like in the palace, where there were spies everywhere and he was under surveillance everywhere, making it inconvenient to do anything.

Especially in the eldest prince's mansion, because the eldest wife was constantly pregnant and taking care of the babies, she had no energy to take care of the affairs of the mansion, and there were countless traitors.

The prince was also very dissatisfied with this. In his view, dividing the fiefdoms among brothers was a further dispersion of power.

Now all the brothers are leaving the palace to build their own houses, but what about him?