Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

After the emperor passed away, An Lingrong, who controlled the harem, immediately took control of everyone in the harem and summoned ministers and clan members into the palace.

Led by the royal family, everyone followed Su Peisheng to the Yangxin Palace.

Su Peisheng personally climbed up the ladder and took out the late emperor's edict from behind the plaque of "Zhengda Guangming".

After the edict was opened, it was examined by ministers and royal family members. It was found that Hongchang's name was written on all three copies of the imperial edict, in Manchu, Mongolian and Chinese.

Seeing that Hongchang was about to accept the imperial edict and succeed to the throne, Concubine Zhang, the mother of the eighth prince Hongxin, stepped forward and was about to stop him.

An Lingrong raised her hand to brush her temples. When Zhang Pin saw the longevity lock on An Lingrong's hand, her eyes suddenly turned red and she retreated back to her original position angrily.

When everyone saw that Concubine Zhang was not prepared to speak, the royal family took the lead and asked Hongchang to accept the imperial edict and succeed to the throne.

After three requests and three refusals, Hongchang knelt down to accept the imperial edict and succeeded to the throne as the new emperor, changing the reign title to Qiansheng.

Hongchang had just turned eleven years old, and the young emperor ascended the throne, causing mixed reactions in the court.

Hongchang decisively selected four ministers to serve as regents, and peace was immediately restored in the court.

An Lingrong was promoted from the Han Army Banner to the Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner, and her surname was changed from An to Anjia.

Afterwards, An Jia Lingrong was canonized as the Empress Dowager and moved into the Cining Palace.

When Yixiu learned that the emperor had passed away, she followed the late emperor directly. She was not given a posthumous title and was buried according to the late emperor's will as a concubine.

Hua Fei was named the Dowager Consort, and Sun Miaoqing was named the Grand Concubine, and both of them stayed in the Cining Palace to keep An Lingrong company.

Concubine Jing was named the Dowager Concubine, and the Seventh Prince she raised was never given a name by the Emperor. The Seventh Prince was weak to begin with, and died at the age of five.

Since the death of the seventh prince, Concubine Jing has been in poor health.

Later, when Zhen Huan slew the dragon, Concubine Jing fell seriously ill.

An Lingrong placed Concubine Jing in Changchun Garden to recuperate and sent an imperial physician to accompany her so that she could recover slowly.

Concubine Qi was given the title of Grand Concubine and followed Hongshi out of the palace to enjoy her old age.

Xinpin was conferred the title of Taipin and lived in the princess's mansion with Princess Shuhe.

Concubine Shen Cao Qinmo was conferred the title of Grand Concubine and moved into the princess's mansion with Princess Wen Yi.

Concubine Yi, formerly known as Noble Lady Fucha, was given the title of Concubine Tai and moved into the Princess's Mansion with Princess Yongjia.

Hongxin's biological mother, Concubine Zhang, was named Concubine Tai and moved into the back hall of the Cining Palace with the eighth prince Hongxin.

When Hongxin turned thirteen and left the palace to set up his own household, Concubine Zhang followed Hongxin out of the palace to live together.

There were also two biological mothers of the princesses, who were respectively given the title of Tai Guiren and lived with the princesses in the back hall of the Cining Palace.

The childless Concubine Li was given the title of Concubine Tai and squeezed into Shoukang Palace with other childless concubines.

When the new emperor ascended the throne, he did not release his seventeenth uncle Yunli, and continued to imprison Yunli in the palace as before.

Hongchang was a filial child. He spent time on his homework, handled government affairs, and paid his respects to the Cining Palace every day.

An Lingrong was very pleased to see Hongchang being so filial. She only cared about Hongchang's health and never interfered in the affairs of the court.

Hongchang became more and more majestic every year, and after he ascended the throne, he gradually gathered a group of court officials.

At the age of fourteen, Hongchang showed the decisiveness of a young emperor in the court.

The four regents understood that the emperor wanted to rule the country himself.

After a tug of war between the emperor and his ministers, Hongchang gained the upper hand and the ministers had no choice but to submit.

Hongchang also extended an olive branch of selecting concubines, and for a time the emperor and his subjects were in harmony.

After the selection, Hongchang made Ma Jia the queen and selected four concubines to enter the palace.

Hongchang knew what Ulanara Yixiu had done, and all the beautiful girls of the Ulanara family were given flowers but failed to be selected.

It is worth mentioning that this time, no concubines of the Fucha clan were selected to enter the palace.

Hongchang took power and got married at the age of fifteen, which was a time when the young emperor was full of vigor and vitality.

Seeing that her son had gotten married and started a family, An Lingrong wanted to live her own life and no longer wanted to be trapped in this square palace wall.

After discussing with Hongchang, An Lingrong moved to the Old Summer Palace with Concubine Dowager Nian Shilan and Concubine Dowager Sun Miaoqing.

An Lingrong would occasionally leave the palace to go out to the city for fun, and she lived a carefree life until her death.