The ending of "The Son of Qianlong":
1. The eldest son of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yonghuang (1728— 1750), the mother of Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin. After sealing the prince, I said I was safe. Two sons, Miande and Mianen.
2. The second son of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yong Lian (1730— 1738), the mother Xiao Xianchun. Yong Zhengdi gave this name, implying the meaning of inheriting musical instruments. In July of the first year of Qianlong (1736), Li Hong secretly appointed the Crown Prince to seal his name after the fair plaque in Gan Qing Palace.
After three years of Qianlong (1738), the book was presented to the Crown Prince.
3. The emperor's third son: Aisingiorro Zhang Yong (1735- 1760), his mother Chunhui, the imperial concubine of the emperor, pursued the title of "Honorable King". Son one, yes.
4. The fourth son of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yong Kun (1739- 1777), the prince, his mother Shu Jia and the imperial concubine.
5. The fifth son of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yongqi (174 1- 1766), Prince Rong Feng, whose mother was an imperial concubine, lived in Qianlong for thirty-one years (1766), twenty-six.
6. The emperor's sixth son: Aisingiorro Yan Yong (1743- 1790), king of Fengzhi County, whose mother is Chunhui's imperial concubine.
7. The seven sons of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yongcong (1746— 1747), the mother of Empress Xiaoxianchun, and Li Hong wanted to be a prince. Qianlong died of acne in 12 years, at the age of two. In the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), in March, Prince Zhe was chased.
8. Eight Emperors: Aisingiorro Yongxuan (1746— 1832), Prince Feng Yi, mother uncle Jia, and imperial concubine.
9. Huang Jiuzi: Ai Xinji Orluo Yongyu (1748—1749) is a teenager, not sealed, and his mother is an imperial concubine.
10. Ten sons of the emperor: Aisinjo Luo Yongyue (1751-kloc-0/753), young, unsealed, mother Shu Fei.
1 1. Eleven sons of the emperor: Aisingiorro Jinyong (1752- 1823), Chun, Shao Chang, alias Yi Jinzhai, Prince Fengcheng, Mother Shu Guifei, and Liu Yong, Weng Fanggang and others.
12. Twelve sons of the emperor: Aisingiorro Yongxuan (1752— 1776), the mother of the empress.
13. Thirteen sons of the Emperor: Aisingiorro Yongjing, Youyi, unsealed, mother-step queen.
14. Fourteen sons of the emperor: Lu Yong (1757— 1760), young, unsealed, filial, pure queen.
15. Aisingiorro, the fifteenth son of the emperor (1760165438+10 month13-65438+September 2, 2080), that is, Emperor Jiaqing, the mother of filial piety.
16. Sixteen sons of the Emperor, Aisingiorro Yong? (1762 ——1765), young, unsealed, mother filial piety.
17. Seventeen sons of the emperor, Aisingiorro Lin Yong (1766— 1820), mother Xiaoyi Chun Queen.
The ending of Qianlong's daughters:
1. Huang's eldest daughter (1728— 1729), young, unsealed, mother Xiao Xianchun.
2. The second daughter of the emperor (173 1), young, unsealed, mother Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin.
3. The third daughter of Huang Gulun and Princess Jing (1731-1792) is Xiao Xianchun. In the 12th year of Qianlong (1747), she married Sebuteng Baljul of Borzijit Banner in Horqin.
4. The fourth daughter of the emperor, Princess Heshuo and Princess Jia (1745— 1767), is a pure and virtuous mother to the imperial concubine. In the twenty-fifth year of Qianlong (1760), he married Fu Longan, the son of Fu Heng.
5. The five daughters of the emperor (1753— 1755), the youngest daughter is not sealed, and the mother is the queen.
6. The emperor's six daughters (1755— 1758), the youngest daughter unsealed, and the mother Xin Guifei.
7. The seventh daughter of the emperor, Gu Lun and Princess Jing (1756— 1775), is a pure filial queen. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong (1770), she married Lavan Dolzi of Borzigit.
8. Eight daughters of the emperor (1757— 1767), the youngest daughter unsealed, and the mother Xin Guifei.
9. Huang's ninth daughter (1758— 1780) is a pure filial queen. In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong (1772), she married Wu Yashi Zalantai.
10. The tenth daughter of the emperor, Gulun and Princess Xiao (1775— 1823), is a mother-in-law, who married her son in fifty-four years (1789).
Extended data:
On the evening of August 13th, the 50th year of Kangxi, Li Hong was born in "Ruyi Room" of Wang Midong Academy in Beijing, and posthumous title was "Yuanshou". Mother Xi Fei is Yong Zhengdi's concubine.
At this time, Li Hong's second brother Hongyun died young when he was two years old, and he never did it again. Hong Hui, the eldest brother, and Hong Yun, the third brother, passed away one after another. Only Hongshi was older than Li Hong, so Li Hong ranked fourth among Yin Zhen philosophers, and was actually the second son. ?
Li Hong was very clever since he was a child and went to school at the age of five. In the 60th year of Kangxi, Emperor Kangxi died and Yin Zhen acceded to the throne. Because Hongshi was more indulgent at that time, he was inconsiderate and fell out of love with his father.
In the last years of Kangxi, Li Hong was favored by Emperor Kangxi, which made his father in a favorable position in the battle for storage. Therefore, at the beginning of Yong Zhengdi's reign, Li Hong, who was only thirteen years old, was regarded as Chu Jun in his mind.
In August of the first year of Yongzheng, Yongzheng personally wrote a secret order and made Li Hong as the heir, which was hidden in the urn and placed behind the "aboveboard" plaque in Gan Qing Palace. ?
Because Yong Zhengdi was busy fighting for the reserve, Li Hong received the enlightenment education later than other royal children, and did not enter school until he was 9 years old.
After Yong Zhengdi ascended the throne and decided that Li Hong was Chu Jun, he strengthened his education. In addition to the original teacher of enriching the people, he also selected famous civil servants such as Xu, Zhang, Ji Zengyun and Cai Shiyuan to help him learn cultural knowledge and classics.
Imperial envoys and Yun also taught him to use firearms, bows, horseback riding and shooting. Under the careful training of Yong Zhengdi, Li Hong became proficient in Manchu, Chinese and martial arts in just a few years.
At the end of the second year of Yongzheng, Emperor Kangxi "celebrated his birthday again", and Li Hong "sacrificed Jingling" for his father for the second time. In July of the fifth year of Yongzheng, Li Congcheng married Fu Chashi, the daughter of Li Rongbao, the head manager of Chahar, a famous Manchu family.
It lives in the West Second Palace of the Forbidden City (renamed China Palace after Li Hong ascended the throne). That year, the third brother Hongshi was deprived of clan membership because of indulgence, and Li Hong's powerful competitor no longer existed.
Emperor Qianlong was a famous emperor in the late feudal society of China. During the Qianlong period, the Qing Dynasty reached the highest peak since the prosperous time of Kang Yong. On the basis of Kang Yong's martial arts, he further completed the unification of multi-ethnic countries and further developed social economy and culture.
During his reign, Qianlong paid attention to social stability and cared for the affected people. During his reign, he was exempted from the world's money and grain for five times and eight provinces' grain for three times, which reduced the burden on farmers, attached importance to water conservancy construction, and played a role in protecting agricultural production and enriching the treasury of the Qing Dynasty.
During the Qianlong period, his martial arts flourished, and he made great achievements in quelling the frontier rebellion, safeguarding national unity, improving the rule of Tibet, and unifying Xinjiang.
Xinjiang was formally incorporated into the territory of China, thus expanding the territory of the Qing Dynasty to the maximum extent and formally laying the foundation for the territory of modern China. During the Qianlong period, sinology developed greatly.
Folk art has made great progress, such as Beijing Opera, which began to take shape during the Qianlong period. However, the late reign of Emperor Qianlong was extravagant, bureaucratic corruption and many uprisings broke out.
The closed-door policy reached the highest level, widening the gap with the West, and China was on the eve of modern times.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Aisingiorro Hongli