In recent years, a TV series named "Empresses in the Palace" has become a nationwide hit. The series tells the story of a woman named Zhen Huan who lived in the Qing court, her loves and hates, and her mother-son relationship with Emperor Qianlong. However, this TV series is based on a novel and not real history. Today, we will reveal the truth behind the history and explore the real relationship between Zhen Huan and Qianlong, as well as her life of prosperity and glory.

First, we need to clarify that there is no evidence in history to suggest that Zhen Huan was Qianlong's biological mother. According to the records of the Qing history, Qianlong's biological mother was Niu Hulu, a woman from the Manchu Embroidered Yellow Banner. She entered the palace during the Kangxi era and became a concubine of Emperor Yongzheng. Later, she gave birth to Emperor Qianlong and was honored as the Empress Dowager Xiaoshengxian.

So, who was the real Zhen Huan? According to historical records, Zhen Huan's original name was Niu Hulu, a member of the Manchu Embroidered Yellow Banner. She entered the palace during the Kangxi era and became a concubine of Emperor Yongzheng. Later, she gave birth to Emperor Qianlong's brother Hongli (later known as Emperor Jiaqing) and was honored as the Empress Dowager Xiaoxianchun. Zhen Huan enjoyed a prominent position in the court and was deeply beloved, but she did not have a mother-son relationship with Qianlong as depicted in the TV series.

Zhen Huan's life was truly one of prosperity and glory. She enjoyed a very high status and honor during the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong eras. In her later years, she was even honored as the "Empress Dowager Xiaoyi Chun," which was an extremely rare honor at that time. Zhen Huan witnessed the prosperity and glory of the Qing dynasty throughout her life. Her life was filled with legendary moments and has become a topic of great interest to later generations.

However, we should also be aware that the TV series "Empresses in the Palace" is a fictional work. Although it draws on historical backgrounds and character settings, many of the plots are invented. While enjoying this work, we should also learn to distinguish between history and fiction and not mistake the plots in the TV series as real history.

In conclusion, the real Zhen Huan was not Qianlong's biological mother but the mother of Emperor Jiaqing. She lived a life of prosperity and glory and witnessed the prosperity and glory of the Qing dynasty. Although the TV series "Empresses in the Palace" is not real history, it has shown us a female image full of wisdom and charm, sparking our interest in the history of that era.

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