The Great Qing Dynasty

This is a romantic and poignant love story, and also a majestic story of the power struggle in the historical palace. At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Dorgon, the son of the Mongol Emperor Nurhaci and the founding hero of the Qing Dynasty, successfully expanded the territory of Manchuria and Mongolia after years of southern and northern expeditions. His ultimate goal was to defeat Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty in one fell swoop and establish the Qing Empire. Dorgon was a master of martial arts, but at the same time he was a tough man and tenderhearted. He fell in love with Dayu'er, the most beautiful woman in Manchu and Mongolia. Unfortunately, during his campaign, his brother Huang Taiji not only occupied the throne that originally belonged to him, but also married his childhood sweetheart Dayu'er as his concubine. The relationship between the court and the court was extremely tense. Focusing on the overall situation, Dorgon continued to advance towards the Ming Dynasty, and finally defeated Hong Chengchou, the Ming Dynasty's top general in both civil and military affairs. Just as he was about to go straight to the capital, Huang Taiji fell ill and died. He did not clearly appoint a successor before his death. Dorgon's brother Duduo and his generals encouraged him to seize the throne that should belong to him; In order to prevent the Qing Dynasty from splitting at this critical moment and the great cause of founding the country being in vain, Dorgon resolutely supported the only prince he could accept - the son of his lover Dayu'er for Huang Taiji - the only five-year-old Aixinjueluo Fulin as the emperor, and changed Yuan Shun.