Wiki & Encyclopedia: The Bastard Of The Red Mansion Is The King

An aging disgraced nobleman, formerly of the Jia household, now a prisoner facing exile and hardship. He has become mentally unstable due to his fall from grace and the revelation that his estranged son, Jia Cong, is now the Crown Prince.

The son of Jia She, formerly a young master of the Jia household. He is struggling with the harsh reality of his imprisonment and exile, mourning his past life of luxury compared to his current destitute state.

A military officer overseeing the prisoners. He delivers the news to Jia Lian and Jia She regarding the rise of Jia Cong to the position of Crown Prince.

The estranged son of the Jia family who was once overlooked (a 'transparent presence'), but has now been recognized as the Emperor's biological son, bestowed with the titles of Prince Qi and subsequently Crown Prince.

A former young master of the Jia family, currently serving a light labor sentence guarding a material yard thanks to the influence of Niu Jizong. He struggles with deep depression and existential regret over his wasted past and loss of status.

A person of significant influence who provided assistance to Baoyu to ensure his labor conditions remained relatively bearable.

Former maid of Baoyu, now living as a nun. She demonstrates enduring loyalty by visiting Baoyu to provide him with food and supplies.

The wife of Jia Cong and mother of his imperial heir, Li Zun. Her status and motherhood have brought vitality and joy to the imperial palace.

The mother of Baochai, who enjoys the prestige and protection afforded by having her daughter as a high-ranking consort within the palace.

The son of Jia Cong and Daiyu, born to great celebration at court.

The reigning sovereign of the Great Qian Dynasty who eventually abdicates, preferring to enjoy his retirement and support his son's reign.

The current head of his branch of the Jia family, focused on raising his young son and ensuring the family remains upright after the downfall of others.

The widow of a Jia family member who now manages the internal household affairs, experiencing a simpler life compared to her predecessor.

The mother of Jia Huan, recognized for her shrewd political instincts and improved standing within the family.

The son of Jia Zheng and Concubine Zhao, who is serving in the capital garrison and building his own future.

A capable general and marshal of the Great Qian army, instrumental in the campaign against the Tangut state.

A consort of Jia Cong who bears him a son and a daughter, noted for her grace and status.

The retired emperor who reigned before Emperor Longxing; he passes away in the thirty-fifth year of the Longxing era.

The master of the Land of Illusion (Taixu Huanjing) situated in the Fangchun Mountain. She is a celestial being who serves as a subject to the Heavenly Emperor.

An imperial consort (Emperor Consort Yun) who reincarnated to accompany the Heavenly Emperor. She has a playful personality and was seen pulling the beard of the Emperor's close attendant in a dream.

Originally a plant sprite turned deity within the world of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', not a celestial consort of the Emperor.

A close attendant or imperial consort serving under Jia Cong in the palace.

The King of Gods in Western mythology, whose staff was once stolen by the Heavenly Emperor in a past life.

A primordial Heavenly Emperor of the Great Thousand Worlds.

A primordial Heavenly Emperor of the Great Thousand Worlds.

The mother of the Crown Prince, who oversees the well-being of the royal household and cares for the mother and newborn.

The esteemed matriarch of the family, held in high reverence by all members of the royal household.

A personal attendant of the household responsible for accompanying the family elders.

A personal attendant of the household responsible for accompanying the family elders.

The mother of Baoyu, who is noted for harboring concerns and regrets over her son's current status.

A close female associate and relative within the household circle, known for her capable assistance during the labor process.

A female relative or associate within the palace/household circle present during the labor.

A female attendant or noble lady who is tasked with notifying the Empress and the Empress Dowager about the labor.

A prominent lady in the household who provides comfort and encouragement to the expectant Daiyu.

The mother of the reigning Emperor Longxing, anxiously awaiting news of the royal heir's birth.

A diligent maid serving in the Eastern Palace, essential in coordinating tasks during Daiyu's labor.

The father of Daiyu, who is overjoyed and deeply moved by his daughter's status as Crown Princess and the impending birth of the imperial grandchild.

An official of the Eastern Palace who congratulates Lin Ruhai on the news.

An official associated with the Eastern Palace faction.

An official associated with the Eastern Palace faction.

A high-ranking relative and official associated with the Eastern Palace faction.