Queens of the Qing Palace: Which of the 27 queens of the Qing Dynasty gave birth at the age of 14?

In the Qing Dynasty, from Nurhaci, the founder of the Qing Dynasty, to Emperor Guangxu, there were 27 queens. There is one Nurhaci, Queen Xiaoci. There were two empresses in Emperor Taizong's reign, namely Empress Xiaoduan and Empress Xiaozhuang. There were four Shunzhi emperors, namely Empress Fei, Empress Xiaohui, Empress Xiaokang, and Empress Xiaoxian. There were four Emperors of Kangxi, namely Queen Xiaocheng, Queen Xiaozhao, Queen Xiaoyi, and Queen Xiaogong. There were two emperors in Yongzheng, namely Queen Xiaojing and Queen Xiaosheng. Emperor Qianlong had three queens, namely Queen Xiaoxian, Queen Uranala, and Queen Xiaoyi. There were two emperors in Jiaqing, namely Queen Xiaoshu and Queen Xiaohe. There were 4 Emperor Daoguang, namely Queen Xiaomu, Queen Xiaoshen, Queen Xiaoquan and Queen Xiaojing. There were three emperors in Xianfeng, namely Queen Xiaode, Queen Xiaozhen and Queen Xiaoqin. There was one Emperor Tongzhi, Queen Xiaozhe. There was one Emperor Guangxu, Queen Xiaoding.

Among the 27 queens, the youngest when she got married was Emperor Kangxi's Empress Xiaocheng. When she was made queen, her actual age was only 11 years, 8 months and 22 days.

The longest-serving empress was Emperor Guangxu’s Empress Xiaoding. She was established as the queen from the fifteenth year of Guangxu (1889) to the fall of the Qing Dynasty in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1911). She was the queen for 22 years.

The person who served as queen for the shortest time was Emperor Kangxi’s Queen Xiaoyi. She was appointed queen on the morning of July 10, the twenty-eighth year of Kangxi's reign. She died around 4 p.m. that day, and she was queen for less than a day.

The longest-lived queen was Emperor Yongzheng’s Xiaosheng Queen, the biological mother of Emperor Qianlong. She was born in the 31st year of Kangxi (1692) and died in the 42nd year of Qianlong (1777). , aged 86.

The queen with the shortest lifespan was Emperor Kangxi’s Empress Xiaocheng. She was only 22 years old when she died, and her chronological age was only 20 years, 4 months and 16 days.

The youngest child was Empress Xiaokang of Emperor Shunzhi. She was only 15 years old when she gave birth to Emperor Kangxi, but her actual age was only 14 years old.

Empress Xiaokang

The one who gave birth to the most princes was Emperor Qianlong’s Empress Xiaoyi. She and Emperor Kangxi's Queen Xiaogong both gave birth to 6 children, but Queen Xiaogong gave birth to 3 sons and 3 daughters, while Xiaoyi gave birth to 4 sons and 2 daughters.

The longest-serving empress dowager was Empress Xiaohui of Emperor Shunzhi. She was honored as empress dowager from the 18th year of Shunzhi (1661) to her death in December of the 56th year of Kangxi. , who has been the empress dowager for 57 years.

The person who served as empress dowager for the shortest time was Emperor Daoguang’s Empress Xiaojing. She only served as empress dowager for 9 days.

The person who had the most number of insignias and the most number of words during her lifetime was Empress Xiaozhuang. Emperors Shunzhi and Kangxi successively gave her nine insignias and 20 characters during her lifetime.

The one with the least number of emblems during her lifetime was Empress Xiaoduan of Emperor Taizong Huangtaiji. She had never received a badge during her lifetime.

The posthumous title with the most number of words was that of Emperor Xianfeng’s Empress Xiaoqin, Cixi. After her death, the posthumous title according to the standard of the emperor's posthumous title was added to 22 characters at a time.

Queen Xiaoding. Both of them only have 12 characters.