乐生活The women of the Qing Dynasty multiplied
In ancient China, the inheritance system of the eldest son always existed. The so-called argument of establishing virtue and standing for the eldest son was based on the premise that the eldest son or other eldest son was out of favor or died early.
Most of the original empresses in the Qing Dynasty did not have sons. One of the four heirs was abolished, one died, one succeeded, and one was neglected. Yiyi’s mother had been promoted to queen before she was born, but only later, half a square below her original match. In addition, attention should also be paid to the system of orderly teeth. Most of the children born soon to die did not enter the ranking of eldest, second and third children. Therefore, the title of the first son is not necessarily the eldest son in the system, but not necessarily the eldest son in the physiology.
