Hall of mental cultivation in the West NuanGe of the Forbidden City was inscribed by Yong Zhengdi. The existing ink in Yong Zhengdi is a rare treasure in imperial calligraphy of past dynasties, because its strokes are neat, steady and beautiful. The existing ink in Yong Zhengdi is a rare treasure in imperial calligraphy of past dynasties, because its strokes are neat, steady and beautiful. This rubbings are now in Luoyang Rubbings Museum.
Yong Zhengdi (1678 65438+February 13 [1]? -1735101October 8), the fifth monarch of the Qing dynasty (reigned from 1722 to1735), and the third emperor after Beijing. Year number Yongzheng. Mongolia is honored as "Chirade Tu Tu Buhan" and Tibet is honored as "Manjusri the Great".
The fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, whose mother is Empress Xiao Gongren (that is, Princess Wu Yashi), was born in Yonghe Palace in the Forbidden City in Beijing. A series of social reforms in Yong Zhengdi have played a key role in the continuation of the prosperous period of Kanggan. In the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), he died on August 23rd of the lunar calendar at the age of 58. Temple number Sejong, posthumous title Jingtianchang Yun Jian table text Wu Yingming Kuan Ren Xin Yi Rui Sheng Da Xiao Zhi Cheng Xian Emperor, buried the Qing Xiling Tailing, and passed it on to the fourth son Li Hong.