the succession. Li Lingyu as Noble Consort Yijing The wife of a chieftain and later Hong Taiji's consort. Bai Qinglin as Xiaoyu'er Dorgon's official wife and jealous of his feelings towards Dayu'er. Yan Kun as Fulin, the Shunzhi Emperor Chen Weichen as Fulin (teenager) Wang Peiwen as Fulin (older child) Li Yifan as Fulin (younger child) Hong Taiji and Dayu'er son, and later becomes Emperor. Shu Chang as Consort Donggo Yang Zi as Consort Donggo (young) The favorite consort of Fulin, but suffers the death of her young son. Lu Jun as Hooge The eldest son of Hong Taiji. Mi Tiezeng as Fan Wencheng Hong Taiji's trusted advisor. Shen Baoping as Amin Guo Minghan as Manggūltai Wu Zitong as Namuzhong Guo Yufeng as Namuzhong (young) Dayu'er's niece and later Empress, who attempts to murder Consort Donggo. Wang Ge as Mengguqing Li Yuan as Mengguqing (young) Dayu'er's relative and the second Empress of Fulin. Gao Haiyan as Huige Zhu Kun as Xiaotang Doudou as Xiaotang (young) Wang Hui as Heluohui Fu Junfeng as Bombogor Han Yuqiao as Bombogor (teenager) Guo Zihao as Bombogor (child) Sun Bin as Hong Chengchou Zhang Yongjing as Johann Adam Schall von Bell Wan Yan as Zhenge Jerjer's attendant who gains the trust of Hong Taiji. Zhang Lili as Xiaonizi Wang Hong as Manggusi Tu Wenxue as Jirgalang Ji Yongqing as Wukeshan Sun Qiang as Zhu Youjian, the Chongzhen Emperor Wang Gang as Yuan Chonghuan Li Lan as Nanny Li Di Jianqing as Eshuo Hu Yao as Lingzi Li Jing as Chunyu Wu Pengda as Xuanye, the Kangxi Emperor Bao Dexin as Prince Jian Reception Xiaozhuang Mishi first aired on HNETV () on 31 December 2002. It reached first place in audience measurement in some provinces of China. References External links Xiaozhuang Mishi on Sina.com 2003 Chinese television series debuts Television series set in the Qing dynasty Mandarin-language television shows Chinese historical television series