Huang Taiji, who returned to Shengjing, could no longer withstand the great sorrow, and cried like rain. The Eight Banners generals and many Qing court officials, including the imperial concubines and palace maids, princesses, also followed Huang Taiji and cried. For a moment, the whole Shengjing wailed.

This battle was not only because Prince Adali died in battle, but his head moved. Qifengshan, thousands of corpses were left behind. The army of 200,000 was blocked by 300 people for most of the day. He was ambushed, but was hung up and beaten up by others.

There is no such truth in the world, why, why is God always targeting me? It is clear that victory is in sight, it is clear that one can defeat Jinzhou, it is clear that one can encircle and annihilate Hong Chengchou's main force, it is clear that one can break the Guanning Jin defense line, it is clear that one can advance into Shanhaiguan, and it is clear that one can enter the Central Plains in the future.

So many Mingming circling in Huang Taiji's mind. Who is it, it is Mingming. No wonder he loses, it's all because of this Mingming.

Hate! Fortunately, Duoduo ran fast, otherwise his life would be left there. Huang Taiji didn't care about his face and cried so hard.

"Since I followed the former emperor, I have never suffered such a great defeat in my life except for Ning Jin defeating Yuan Chonghuan. Why, why! Heaven destroys my Qing Dynasty, will God destroy my Qing Dynasty!"

Huang Taiji whistled up to the sky, suddenly blew blood on his mouth, and immediately fell on the dragon throne.

"Emperor!~!" The civil and military officials were immediately panicked.

The imperial physicians of the Qing court were frightened and the emperor fell down again. The last time he fell down, he almost died. Huang Taiji, who finally walked back from the gate of hell, fainted again this time.

The worst thing is that after Huang Taiji fainted, his nosebleed recurred and his nosebleed began to spray wildly again.

From historical materials, we can also know that Huang Taiji's epistaxis are very serious. What is "epidermis"? In fact, it is nosebleed. However, Huang Taiji's nosebleed was not an accident, but a chronic disease, which was so serious that it affected his travel. During the war, he even used a bowl to hold his nosebleed, and actually rode his horse for three days to go to the battlefield.

This time, Huang Taiji's condition was extremely serious. So much so that he alarmed the harem. When Concubine Zhuang heard this, he went straight to the previous dynasty regardless of etiquette. Seeing that Huang Taiji's condition was serious, Concubine Zhuang was frightened and shouted: "Doctor, get the medicine quickly!"

Who is Concubine Zhuang? We are the Queen Xiaozhuang in the braid show. She kept talking about how I was like Xiaozhuang and how I was like.

In the play, Xiaozhuang is calm when facing major events, and does not believe that there are no ancient sages at this time. I have to say that this Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang really has two tricks, and she is honest in the cultural relics and ministers. She is calm and composed, and the sky falls and the earth is still unmoved. The sun, moon, stars, and the domineering aura of my only one is vividly expressed.

But Xiaozhuang?

Xiaozhuang is the posthumous title after death, which means that this is the posthumous title added by the emperor after death. When you are alive, keep silent about how I am Xiaozhuang and how I am Xiaozhuang. Isn’t this a bit...

Of course, whether it is novels or dramas, some loopholes are inevitable. After all, it is difficult for us to have a glimpse of the real life of the ancients. As for what that era was like, unless we traveled through it like Zhu Cilang, no one would know.

The posthumous title was posthumously titled after death, but there was a Hui title that could be added when he was alive. In ancient times, as long as the empress dowager was still alive, the emperor would give him a Hui title to show respect. Xiaozhuang was the Hui titled in the eighth year of Shunzhi. The full name was Zhaosheng Cishou Gong Jian An Yizhangqing, and the abbreviation was Empress Dowager Zhaosheng.

The real situation should be that Concubine Zhuang should not call herself Xiaozhuang, but how I am Zhaosheng. On the other hand, Zhaosheng seems to be less domineering than Xiaozhuang, which is probably one of the reasons why the author in the play considers.

Just like this book: Huang Taiji (transliteration) is actually more appropriate to call Huang Taiji, because at this time, the official correspondence between the Ming Dynasty was written with the three words Huang Taiji. Very few people use the name Huang Taiji.

Later, Hong Chengchou wrote in his report to Emperor Chongzhen: The criminal Hong Chengchou wrote a letter to Qifengshan, Qifengshan, and the Qi family army blocked the enemy for half a day, and fought for time for our army to return to defense. None of the three hundred soldiers survived. The crown prince led the Hu Ben Army and the back of Qifengshan to counterattack the Qing soldiers and killed Prince Ying Adali...

No matter whether you are Xiaozhuang or Zhaosheng, she is still a concubine of Zhuang now, with 3,000 beauties in the harem, but Zhuang is anxious about Huang Taiji's condition. She ignored the etiquette of the harem and rushed into the previous dynasty, which surprised all officials.

Fortunately, the Qing Dynasty was relatively relaxed in these etiquettes. After hearing Concubine Zhuang’s shout, several imperial physicians were in a hurry to treat Huang Taiji.

The diagnosis and treatment results came out soon. Since it was an old disease, it was still the same. Just follow the prescription and take the medicine.

"When I go back to Concubine Zhuang, I will take the emperor's pulse just now. The emperor's heat and poison will attack his heart, causing an old disease. This disease is more dangerous than before and needs to be treated as soon as possible."

Concubine Zhuang was furious: "You still need to teach you this. Since you are treating it as soon as possible, you guys should go and get medicine!"

Unexpectedly, several imperial physicians looked at each other and then knelt down together: "Empress Zhuang, there is no medicine in the palace."

Is there no medicine? The Qing Dynasty had no medicine for treatment. Not only was Concubine Zhuang shocked, but the ministers were also shocked.

Dorgon angrily stepped forward: "What's the medicine, what about medicine?"

An imperial physician replied: "Prince Rui's words, the emperor's heat and toxin disease requires several medicinal materials such as green bamboo, ginger, cinnamon, papaya, and raw Rehmannia. Most of this medicine was produced in the Ming Dynasty. However, I did not have such medicinal materials. The Ming people refused to trade with me. We, the herbs in our palace have already been sold out."

Dorgon kicked the imperial physician down: "Since there is no medicine, how can the emperor treat it!"

In the Qing Dynasty, there were not even a few Chinese medicines, which was real. Although the official statement about Huang Taiji's death in history was extremely obscure. It was just a few words to mention it, and the cause of Huang Taiji's death was not criticized.

Huang Taiji has never been able to cure the disease of "narrowth". Although the official history books of the Qing court only said that it was a death to the death of the superiors. However, the North Korea, which was a subsidiary of the Qing Dynasty, left relevant records at that time.

Many high-ranking officials in North Korea, including two Korean princes, were abducted and detained in Shengjing after the attack on North Korea by Hwang Taiji. These Koreans often recorded what happened in the Qing Dynasty and delivered the records back to their country. The "Shenyang Verses" and "Shenyang Diary" recorded by the Koreans at that time recorded many historical materials about Hwang Taiji's disease.
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