Phu Sat Empress: The beauty that made Qian Long regret her whole life and the truth behind the story of sowing?

Qian Long is famous for having a harem of thousands of beautiful concubines, but the only person who makes this king always miss and regret his life is only Queen Phu Sat - who has the most tragic end.

Referring to Emperor Qianlong, most people immediately imagine the image of an intelligent emperor in Chinese history. He not only made great achievements in the political field, but also built many famous cultural relics.

Besides, the story in the "harem" of Emperor Qian Long is also a topic that often receives attention. However, few people know that despite having many beautiful concubines by her side, for Emperor Qian Long, Queen Hieu Hien always holds a difficult position to replace.

Hieu Hien Thuan Empress Phu Sat Thi (or Empress Phu Sat) was born into the Phu Sat family, belonging to Manchuria Tuong Hoang Ky. This is known as a large family, having a voice in the court. Thanks to her beautiful appearance and gentle personality, she caught the eye of Hoang Lich and became a destination, later becoming queen when Hoang Lich ascended the throne, taking the title Qian Long.

During the years of mastering the harem, Queen Phu Sat always fulfilled her duties as a wife, a mother of the world. In the eyes of Emperor Qianlong, she was not only a gentle, gentle, dignified, industrious, thrifty, talented person, but she was also very gentle with other concubines, not competing or plotting to harm anyone.

During their 20-year time together, Empress Phu Sat and Emperor Qian Long were said to be always close by, no longer just a husband and wife relationship but also like soul mates. From being a prince to becoming the king of a country, the queen has always been with the Qianlong king to overcome all difficulties.

However, 1 year after the queen gave birth to Hoang That Tu Vinh Tong, this prince unfortunately passed away, making Queen Phu Sat extremely miserable. Out of pity for his wife, Qian Long decided to go with the queen to inspect the East. When she arrived in Qinan, the Empress was unfortunately infected with wind and cold. After resting for a few days, she felt better, so she planned to return to the capital, but when the boat arrived in Wenzhou, the Empress's illness suddenly worsened, causing her to die at the age of 37.

The death of Empress Hieu Hien Thuan was a blow to Qianlong, prompting him to organize a solemn funeral and spend his life mourning her. In addition, Qian Long also used the male descendants of her family, the most famous being her youngest brother, the great scholar Pho Hang.

Although Qianlong still spends the night with his concubines in the harem, no one can really make Qianlong forget the late empress, making him increasingly lonely and it takes a long time to calm down. return.

It is said that for a long time, the Qianlong Emperor's mental state was always unstable. He often felt that the queen was still by his side and often went to places where his wife used to go because he missed her so much.

Later, in order to express his sorrow for his wife, Emperor Qianlong made a poem called The Bi Phu, one of the most famous works of his life, in memory of his deceased wife, expressing his feelings. their true feelings between the lines of poetry. Truong Xuan Palace - where Queen Phu Sat lived when she was alive - is still left as it is. From then until abdication, Qian Long did not allow any concubines to stay there.

However, there are many legends that Queen Phu Sat died due to too much pressure on her motherhood, but there are also rumors that her departure is related to Qian Long secretly having an affair with her sister. bride, wife of youngest brother Pho Hang.

According to legend, Pho Hang's wife was very favored by Emperor Qian Long, so she often went in and out of the palace to visit Queen Hieu Hien Thuan. However, one day on the way back, Pho Hang's wife was shady by the Qianlong Emperor. It is also because of this that it is rumored that Phuc Khang An, the third son of Pho Hang, is the biological son of Emperor Qian Long.

Empress Phu Sat later found out, cried in pain, and wanted to leave many times. After that, during the trip to the South with the Emperor, Qian Long still suffered from all kinds of disabilities, and was greedy for fresh flowers and willows, disguised as looking for a prostitute, at this time, Empress Phu Sat could not stand it anymore and ended her own life. life. Until now, the departure of Empress Phu Sat is still a mystery with many rumors.

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