Zhen Huan, one of the loved concubines of Emperor of Yongzheng during the Qing Dynasty, was picked as one of the concubines for Emperor of Yong Zheng in 1722, the year when Yong Zheng ascended to the throne after the death of the previous Emperor, Kangxi. Because of her beauty and intelligence, she rose to become the most famous and popular concubine to Emperor. However, the Empress, Wulanala, framed Zhen Huan and Zhen Huan was forced to leave the palace, lost her all her power and lived in a temple for six years.
In 1728, Zhen Huan went back to the palace as highest-ranking imperial concubine because she was pregnant. After she came back to the palace, Zhen Huan fought her own power against the Empress, Wulanala In 1735, Emperor Yong Zheng passed away and Zhen Huan used her power in the palace and her son enthroned the power. Zhen Huan successfully became the Queen Mother of the Qing Dynasty in 1735.
Qingxin Shao