His real name is Ji Yun, and Xiaolan is his word. Ji Xiaolan held an important position in Qianlong period, read widely all his life, respected China Confucianism, and was a famous politician and writer. At the age of eighty-two, Ji Xiaolan died of illness, which was very old at that time. But his career as an official can be said to be not only ups and downs, but also choppy political life.
During the Qianlong period, due to the prevalence of literary inquisition, Ji Xiaolan, who was good at writing, was also implicated and sent to Urumqi. Later, Lu Jianzeng's case made him feel the hardships of official life. However, compared with Xiao Shenyang and other colleagues, he died very lucky.
According to historical records, Ji Xiaolan is not completely feminine as in TV series. In fact, he had his first wife and then six concubines. All his wives have one thing in common. They are all literate women with literary talent and attainments in poetry and songs. Ji Xiaolan won't be moved by beauty like other men, he only pursues spiritual communication.
Xiaolan has a wife and six concubines. My wife's surname is Ma, and Mrs Ma didn't die until she was seventy-two. He has a concubine named Wen Luan, who is his childhood friend (a begonia and Wen Luan were planted in the former residence of Jing Ji Xiaolan and the quadrangle). Guo Tsefu is a courtier of Ji, and Shen Ming is another courtier of Ji.
With so many women around, can there be no offspring?
Four sons, four sons have no great achievements:
The eldest son Ji Ruyi (1743? 1786), the word royal tune, also known as chivalry, was born on December 27th, eight years in Qianlong, and Ji Yun was twenty years old.
The second son Ji Ruchuan (1747? 1777), born in Shimao, on September 13th, 12th year of Qianlong;
The third son is the same as you (1766? The year of death is unknown), the word is like a court, born in the ugly time of September 27, the thirty-first year of Qianlong;
The fourth son Ji Ruyi (1784? The year of death is unknown), the word Vance.
At least 1 1 grandchildren, and your six sons: Shu Ting, Shu Qiao, Xie De, Shu Bi, Shu Fan and Shu Wei; Your five sons: Shu Xin, Shu Lou, Shu Lou and Shu Fu. Among them, Ji Shuxin is very talented. After Ji Xiaolan's death, it was Ji Shuxin who compiled her grandfather's articles and notes into a book.
There are several celebrities among the sixth or seventh generation grandchildren in modern times, including Ji Qingyi, the first female lawyer and famous jurist in China, Liu Xi, a famous writer (formerly known as Qing Ji), and Ji Qingyou, a famous painter.