Whether the Queen Mother married the Regent exists is still controversial in the history circle. The theory that Empress Dowager Cixi got married first attracted the attention of historians. One of Zhang Huangyan's ten poems "Poems on Building a Palace", a adherent of the Ming Dynasty, said: "Life is valued for harmony, and Cining Palace is full of rotten doors. Yesterday, the Spring Palace made a new note, and Taili married the Queen Mother. "
There are other arguments in favor of the empress dowager's marriage: First, Dourgen was honored as the "Regent of the Emperor Tai Shang"; Secondly, according to Jiang's "Donghua Record", among the charges against Dourgen, there are both those who call themselves "the regent of the emperor's father" and those who "kiss the imperial palace"; Thirdly, Xiao Zhuang's will Kangxi didn't want to be buried with Huang Taiji, whether it was because he married Dourgen.
Meng Sen, a great scholar in the Qing Dynasty, has already written Textual Research on the Empress Dowager, which refutes the various grounds of the Empress Dowager's marriage theory. Meng Sen thought that Zhang Huangyan was a minister of the Ming Dynasty, and he was hostile to the Qing Dynasty, so his poems were inevitably defamatory. Furthermore, Shunzhi called Duoer Zhou "the emperor's father, the regent", implying that the ancient monarch of China called the old minister "Guan Zhong" and "respecting the father", and Zhou Wuwang also called Jiang Taigong "respecting the father", which was not enough. As for the so-called "palace courtyard", it is not necessarily sourdrang queen who suspects that Dourgen has another disorderly palace; Moreover, Xiaozhuang doesn't want to be buried with Huang Taiji, because there is a filial queen in Zhaoling, and the queen is not buried with her husband. There are many examples in ancient times. Yan Chongnian also thinks that there is no historical evidence about "the Queen Mother marries", which is totally false.
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In the eleventh year of the mandate of heaven (1626), Dourgen was named Baylor; In the second year of Tiancong (1628), 17-year-old Dourgen went out with Huang Taiji to conquer the Chahar Department of Mongolia. Because of his military service, he was named "Morgan Daiqing" and became the flag owner of Zhengbai Banner. In the ninth year of Tiancong (1635), Dourgen and others led the army to capture and surrender Ezhe, the son of Mongolian Lidan Khan, and obtained the imperial seal.
In the first year of Chongde (1636), he was named Prince Heshuo Rui for his meritorious service. In the first month of the following year, Huang Taiji ordered Dourgen to pursue Han Wangshi. Chongde made outstanding achievements in Jin Song War from six years (164 1 year) to seven years (1642). After the death of Huang taiji, Dourgen and Jill Harlan assisted Fu Lin, the ninth son of Huang taiji, as the assistant king, who was called Regent. In the first year of Shunzhi (1644), the Qing army entered the customs, and the Qing dynasty entered the Central Plains, and successively appointed Regent Uncle, Regent Uncle and Regent Father.
In the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), he died of illness in winter while hunting in Saibei, and was named "Emperor Chengzong of Qing Dynasty" by posthumous title, who entrusted Xiu Yuan with the important tasks of making contributions to Guangye, protecting the people, establishing politics and respecting righteousness. Two months later, in the eighth year of Shunzhi (165 1), Dourgen was deprived of his title and his grave was dug. In the forty-three years of Qianlong (1778), Emperor Qianlong rehabilitated him and restored the title of Prince Rui, and evaluated him as "the most outstanding person who built the country on the foundation and became a unified industry".
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