for stealing white silk satin. The palace maid also received a corporal punishment from her mistress for killing her cat. Later, Daniu was punished for stepping into a plate in 1840. That same year, lady Shang was demoted to "Second Class Female Attendant Shang" (尚答应). On 21 August 1845, Palace of Prolonged Happiness burnt down, causing her to move out to Chuxiu palace. Xianfeng era In 1850, Lady Shang was restored as First Attendant . In 1860, she was rewarded during the celebration of Chinese New Year together with dowager concubines. Unlike Imperial Noble Consort Zhuangshun, Noble Consort Cheng, Noble Consort Jia, Consort Xiang and First Attendant Cai, she left in the Forbidden City. Tongzhi era In 1861, Lady Shang was promoted to Noble Lady. Guangxu era In 1874, Noble Lady Shang was promoted to Concubine Yu (豫嫔, "yu" meaning “comfortable"). Concubine Yu died on 24 September 1897 at the age of 81. She was longest living consort of the Daoguang Emperor. Her coffin was interred at Mu Mausoleum of the Western Qing tombs. Titles 玲常在→答應..常在→貴人→豫嬪 Concubine Heng, of the Cai clan (恆嬪 蔡氏; died 28 May 1876) 宜貴人→宜常在→答應..常在→貴人→恆嬪 Occupation of the palaces References Qing dynasty imperial consorts Consorts of the Daoguang Emperor