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Alias: Chen Fei
Nationality: China.
Ethnic group: Mongolian
Place of birth: Horqin
Date of birth: 1609
Date of death: 164 1 year.
Occupation: concubine
Posthumous title: Min Gonghui and Yuan Fei.
Husband: Huang taiji
Sister: Empress Xiaozhuang Wen
Hailanzhu-Xiaozhuang's own sister, Chen Fei of Chen Fei's Huang Taiji, and Hailanzhu's Borzigit family in Horqin. She is Xiaozhuang's own sister, four years older than Xiaozhuang. Hailanzhu was 26 when she married Huang Taiji, nine years later than Xiaozhuang. The earliest historical data of "Hailanzhu" is "October 16th, the eighth year of Tiancong (1634)". Wu Keshan and Huang Taiji of Horqin Department led the ministers to see off their sisters. Khan gave a big banquet to welcome Fujin. "
In the first year of Chongde, Huang Taiji named Hailanzhu as "Chen Fei" with the title commonly used by famous ancient princesses. Chen Fei's bedroom was named "Guanluo Palace" according to the love poem in The Book of Songs: "Guanluo Dove, in Jiangzhou, is a gentle and graceful lady, and a good gentleman". Chen Fei ranks second in the fifth house. Second only to his aunt, Empress Xiaowen.
In the second year of Chongde, Chen Fei gave birth to Emperor Bazi, and Huang Taiji was ecstatic. He quickly decided to make the baby the heir to the throne, gave a big banquet to the minister, and issued the first Amnesty order in the Qing Dynasty. Unfortunately, this son is lucky and short-lived. He came into the world for two years and died before he could name it. The death of his beloved son dealt a heavy mental blow to Huang Taiji and Chen Fei. Chen Fei was particularly hard hit. He was depressed all day and finally got sick.
164 1 when Chen Fei was dying, Huang taiji was directing operations on the battlefield in Songshan. When he learned that Chen Fei was dying, he rushed back to Shengjing, regardless of the tense war. When he entered Guansui Palace, Chen Fei had already driven back to Yaochi, at the age of 33, at the prime of his life. Huang taiji was heartbroken, ate and slept, and even fainted. After emergency rescue, he gradually woke up. In order to express his grief for his beloved princess, Huang Taiji held a grand funeral and consoled posthumous title Palace, which was the largest number of concubines in Qing Dynasty with posthumous title. Chen Fei was cremated after his death, and he was temporarily placed in a cemetery five miles outside Shengjing. After Huang Taiji was buried in Zhaoling, Chen Fei was also moved to Zhaoling Princess Garden.