Aisingiorro Hengxin, the biological mother of the last empress Guo Buluo Wanrong, and the daughter of Aisingiorro Hengxiangduo Lominda Belle Yu Lang. She was the foster mother of Wanrong, the last empress of the Qing Dynasty.
Aisingiorro Hengxin, the foster mother of the last empress Guo Bubuwanrong, is the second daughter of Yu Lang Baylor, a military affairs minister, and is called Ergege. She is a dignified, kind, intelligent, open-minded, enterprising, decisive and intelligent woman, which has a profound influence on Wanrong's life.
Hengxin not only takes care of Wanrong, but even pampers her. Mother and daughter get along well. Other members of this family include two-year-old brother Runliang and six-year-old brother Runqi.
Wanrong lives at No.37 Maoer Hutong, Di 'anmennei Street, Dongcheng, Beijing. Dolomie Tabbal Yu Lang Five Gege Essien Joe Luo Hengfu.
The14th princess of Aisingiorro Shan Yan, Prince of the Soviet Union, was adopted by Chuan Dao Su Lang, a Japanese named Kawashima Yoshiko, a famous Japanese female spy in World War II. Later, she was shot in Beijing for treason and espionage after the war. Aisingiorro Qi Xian (also known as Jin Moyu), the 17th princess of Aisingiorro Shan Yan, Prince of the Soviet Union, is the sister of Kawashima Yoshiko.
(The biological father of the last emperor Puyi) Aisingiorro, the eldest daughter of Zai Feng, Aisingiorro, wore a national flag photo and married Wanrong's brother Runliang. Puyi's younger sister Ergege and Sangege Ying Ge live in harmony.
2. Who was the most beautiful princess in Qing Dynasty? Ai Xinqiao Luo Henghui, the great granddaughter of Wang Puxu, the county magistrate.
Aisingiorro Hengxin, the biological mother of the last empress Guo Buluo Wanrong, and the daughter of Aisingiorro Hengxiangduo Lominda Belle Yu Lang. She was the foster mother of Wanrong, the last empress of the Qing Dynasty.
Aisingiorro Hengxin, the foster mother of the last empress Guo Buluo Wanrong, is the second daughter of Yu Lang Baylor, a military affairs minister, and is called Ergege. She is a dignified, kind, intelligent, open-minded, enterprising, decisive and intelligent woman, which has a profound influence on Wanrong's life.
Hengxin not only takes care of Wanrong, but even pampers her. Mother and daughter get along well. Other members of this family include two-year-old brother Runliang and six-year-old brother Runqi.
Wanrong lives at No.37 Maoer Hutong, Di 'anmennei Street, Dongcheng, Beijing. Dolomie Tabbal Yu Lang Five Gege Essien Joe Luo Hengfu.
The14th princess of Aisingiorro Shan Yan, Prince of the Soviet Union, was adopted by Chuan Dao Su Lang, a Japanese named Kawashima Yoshiko, a famous Japanese female spy in World War II. Later, she was shot in Beijing for treason and espionage after the war. Aisingiorro Qi Xian (also known as Jin Moyu), the 17th princess of Aisingiorro Shan Yan, Prince of the Soviet Union, is the sister of Kawashima Yoshiko.
(The biological father of the last emperor Puyi) Aisingiorro, the eldest daughter of Zai Feng, Aisingiorro, wore a national flag photo and married Wanrong's brother Runliang. Puyi's younger sister Ergege and Sangege Ying Ge live in harmony.
3. Which princess was the most beautiful in Qing Dynasty? 1. Essien Qiao Luo Henghui, the eldest brother of Yu Lang, is the granddaughter of county magistrate Wang Puxu.
2. Yu Lang's daughter Aisingiorro Hengxin, whose daughter Wanrong was the last empress of the Qing Dynasty.
3. Aisingiorro Hengxiang, the foster mother of the last empress Wanrong (the second princess of Baylor, Yu Lang).
4. Aisingiorro Hengfu, Wugege and Langbeile House.
5. The 14th princess of Prince Su, Kawashima Yoshiko (also known as), a famous Aisingiorro Xiansui in China, was a famous Japanese female spy in World War II.
6. Prince Su's 17th princess Aisingiorro Qi Xian (also known as Jin Moyu) is Kawashima Yoshiko's sister.
7. Zai Feng's eldest daughter Dagege Aisingiorro took a national flag photo and married Wanrong's brother Runliang.
8. Puyi's sisters, Ergege and Sangege.
These are the main representatives of Gege in Qing Dynasty. There is a picture, the landlord can refer to it for comparison. Personally, I think Kawashima Yoshiko is not bad.
4. What kind of beauty in Qing Dynasty or princess "Gege" was originally transliterated in Manchu, and translated into Chinese means Miss and Sister.
The title of the daughter of a noble family in the Qing Dynasty was that of a woman. In the early years of the late Jin Dynasty, the monarch (that is, "Khan") and Baylor's daughter (sometimes including ordinary unmarried women) were called "Gege", and there was no customization.
For example, the eldest daughter of the Qing emperor Nurhachi was called "Dongguo Gege" and the second daughter was called "Nenzhegege". After Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty succeeded to the throne, the imitation system began in the first year of Chongde (1636). The daughter of the emperor began to be called "princess", the daughter of the queen (that is, the middle palace) was called "princess Gulun", and the daughter of the concubine and the adopted daughter of the queen were called "princess Heshuo".
"Gege" is a special title for daughters of princes and nobles. For example, Makata, the second daughter of Huang Taiji (born of Empress Xiaowen), was first named as Gulen princess royal, later changed to "Yongning princess royal" and later changed to "Wen Zhuang princess royal".
It can be seen that it is inaccurate to refer to the emperor's daughter as "Gege" (such as "Princess Zhu Huan" and "Eighteen Gege") in film and television dramas. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), Gege was divided into five grades, namely: 1. The prince's daughter is called "Gege of Heshuo" and the Chinese name is "Princess". Second, the daughter of the prince and the king of the county is called "Duoluogege", and the Chinese name is "Princess"; Third, Dolobel's daughter, also known as "Dologe", is called "Jun Jun" in Chinese; Fourth, Beizi's daughter is called "Gu Shan Ge Ge" and her Chinese name is "Jun Jun". Fifth, the daughters of Zhen Guogong and Fu Guogong are called "Gege" and the Chinese name is "Xiang Jun"; In addition, women below "male" are called "son preference".
The name "Gege" was used until the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and gradually ended. For example, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty (Li Hong of Emperor Qianlong) gave birth to ten daughters, five of whom were not sealed because they died early, and the other five were sealed as princesses.
That is, the third daughter (born in Empress Xiaoxianchun), Feng Jialun and Princess Jing; The fourth woman (Su, Chunhui Emperor Guifei) sealed the princess; Seventh daughter (born of Empress Xiaochun), Feng Jialun, Princess Jing; The ninth female (filial piety queen), Heshuo Princess Heke; Ten daughters (Fei), Feng Jialun and Princess Xiao. She is an exception, because she was born when Qianlong was sixty-five. She was the favorite daughter of Emperor Qianlong, and later married Feng?enyende, the eldest son of Hehe.
She should be named Princess Heshuo. However, Qianlong made an exception and named him "Princess Julun".
In addition, Emperor Qianlong adopted a daughter of his younger brother Hongzhou, who was later named Princess Heshuo and Princess Wan. Judging from the above examples, the Qing Dynasty no longer called the emperor's daughter "Gege" from Huang Taiji, but generally called it "Princess".
The eldest daughter of Taizu Nurhachi (1578- 1652): Princess Gulen. His mother is Tong Jiashi Ha Ha Qing, Princess Yuan of Nuerhachi.
Born on February 22nd in the sixth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1578), she was not only the eldest daughter, but also the oldest of all the children of Nurhachi. Chu Ying and Dai Shan are her half brothers.
In the 16th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1588), she married He E of Dongguo at the age of 1 1, so she was called Dongguo Gege, also known as Princess Dongguo. He Heli, translated as Hao Haoli in Ming Dynasty, was born in Jiajing forty years in Ming Dynasty (156 1). At the age of 26, he succeeded his brother as Minister of East Afghanistan, and joined Nurhachi in the 16th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1588). At that time, he had a wife, and Nuerhachi married his eldest daughter, which shows that Nuerhachi attached importance to harmony.
He Heli is one of the founding fathers of the late Jin Dynasty. After the establishment of the post-Jin regime, he was appointed as the first minister and one of the five ministers involved in military affairs. In the late Jin Dynasty, he was awarded the position of the third-class company commander, and was later called the third-class son. He died in August in the ninth year of the mandate of heaven (1624), at the age of 64, and was docile when pursuing Shunzhi.
Dongguo Gege died in July of the ninth year of Shunzhi (1652) at the age of 75. Second daughter (1587— 1646): Princess Heshuo.
His mother is Ilgen Qiao Roche, Nuerhachi's side princess, and she is Abatai's half-sister. Born in the 15th year of Wanli (1587).
According to Mr. Tang Bangzhi's textual research, this woman first married Batulu Iraca and was abandoned by Iraca. Nurhachi killed Ilaha and married this woman to the son of Yang Shu, the zhanhe department who attached herself to her in her early years. She also belongs to Nuerhachi's nephew Guo, also known as Princess Gege, also known as Princess Zhanhe. Dahan, born in the 22nd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1594), was 7 years younger than Nenzhegege.
During Tiancong's reign, Dahan was one of the eight ministers in Gushan, Xianghuang Banner, Manchuria. He was awarded the first class merit and all officials were unified. Chongde for six years (164 1), Gu Shan was dismissed from his official position and took his post in the world. He died in the first year of Shunzhi (1644) at the age of 5 1.
Nenzhegege died in July of the third year of Shunzhi (1646) at the age of 60. Three daughters, Mangguji (1590- 1635): Her mother is Nuerhachi's stepdaughter, Fuxi's wife, Manggutai, Dege and Feiyanggu are her half-brothers.
Born in the 18th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1590), she married Nalawur of Hadabei in the 29th year (160 1) 12 years old, so she was also called Princess Hadabei, also called Hadabei Gege. Before his fate, Urgu died.
In the first year of Tiancong (1627), she remarried to Zonomuduling, Borjigit State, Aohan Banner, Mongolia, and was assigned the original land. In the ninth year (1635), Mangguji was deprived of the title of Gege because of his arrogance and violence, and was forbidden to associate with his relatives.
In the same year, she was exposed by a monk belonging to her family, revealing that she had vowed to conspire with her half-brothers, Mangurtai and Dege, to seize power. Her husband, Zonomdulin, testified and was executed. And Wu Ergu gave birth to two girls, 1 girl married to Hogg and was killed by Hogg; Another woman of 1 married Yue Tuo, and Yue Tuo tried to kill her, but Huang Taiji stopped her.
The fourth daughter Mukush (1595— 1659): Princess Heshuo. His mother is the princess Jia Mu Hu Jue Luo Shi of Nurhachi, and she is the same mother as the five daughters and six daughters of Babutai, Babuhai and Nurhachi.
Born in the 23rd year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1595). Thirty-six years (1608), at the age of 14, she married Belenarab Zhantai, a jurchen of Haixi.
With the deepening of the contradiction between the cloth booth and Nurhachi, in the 40th year of Wanli (16 12), the cloth booth tried to shoot the cymbals, and Nurhachi led the troops back. Later, she married Turg, the eighth son of Batulu Yidu, the founding father of Niuzhilu in the late Jin Dynasty, and was called Gege Heshuo, also known as Princess Heshuo.
Turk was born in the 24th year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (1596), one year younger than Mukush. This is an unfortunate marriage. When Nurhachi was alive, because of Nurhachi, they still maintained a husband-and-wife relationship on the surface, but their feelings were always at odds.
In the second year of Chongde (1637), their daughter married Ni Kan (the third son of Chu Ying), and without children, she was taken away by the maid.
5. Who was the most beautiful eldest daughter in Zai Feng in the late Qing Dynasty? The eldest daughter of Dagege, Aisin Jiro, once married Wanrong's brother Runliang.
Yu Lang's daughter Aisingiorro Hengxin, whose daughter Wanrong was the last empress of the Qing Dynasty.
Yu Lang Dagege Aisingiorro Henghui, granddaughter of Wang Puxu in Dingxian County.
Aisingiorro Qi Xian (also known as Jin Moyu), the17th princess of Prince Su, is the sister of Kawashima Yoshiko.
Aisingiorro Hengfu, 5th Division of Lambel Mansion.
Two unknown little gege, handsome in appearance.
I don't know which Baylor's daughter this Gege is, and she is a leader among many Gege in Qing Dynasty.
The picture of the unknown little girl is very cute.
6. What is the beauty of the Qing Dynasty or the princess "Gege" originally transliterated in Manchu, and translated into Chinese means Miss and Sister.
The title of the daughter of a noble family in the Qing Dynasty was that of a woman. In the early years of the late Jin Dynasty, the monarch (that is, "Khan") and Baylor's daughter (sometimes including ordinary unmarried women) were called "Gege", and there was no customization.
For example, the eldest daughter of the Qing emperor Nurhachi was called "Dongguo Gege" and the second daughter was called "Nenzhegege". After Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty succeeded to the throne, the imitation system began in the first year of Chongde (1636). The daughter of the emperor began to be called "princess", the daughter of the queen (that is, the middle palace) was called "princess Gulun", and the daughter of the concubine and the adopted daughter of the queen were called "princess Heshuo".
"Gege" is a special title for daughters of princes and nobles. For example, Makata, the second daughter of Huang Taiji (born of Empress Xiaowen), was first named as Gulen princess royal, later changed to "Yongning princess royal" and later changed to "Wen Zhuang princess royal".
It can be seen that it is inaccurate to refer to the emperor's daughter as "Gege" (such as "Princess Zhu Huan" and "Eighteen Gege") in film and television dramas. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), Gege was divided into five grades, namely: 1. The prince's daughter is called "Gege of Heshuo" and the Chinese name is "Princess". Second, the daughter of the prince and the king of the county is called "Duoluogege", and the Chinese name is "Princess"; Third, Dolobel's daughter, also known as "Dologe", is called "Jun Jun" in Chinese; Fourth, Beizi's daughter is called "Gu Shan Ge Ge" and her Chinese name is "Jun Jun". Fifth, the daughters of Zhen Guogong and Fu Guogong are called "Gege" and the Chinese name is "Xiang Jun"; In addition, women below "male" are called "son preference".
The name "Gege" was used until the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and gradually ended. For example, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty (Li Hong of Emperor Qianlong) gave birth to ten daughters, five of whom were not sealed because they died early, and the other five were sealed as princesses.
That is, the third daughter (born in Empress Xiaoxianchun), Feng Jialun and Princess Jing; The fourth woman (Su, Chunhui Emperor Guifei) sealed the princess; Seventh daughter (born of Empress Xiaochun), Feng Jialun, Princess Jing; The ninth female (filial piety queen), Heshuo Princess Heke; Ten daughters (Fei), Feng Jialun and Princess Xiao. She is an exception, because she was born when Qianlong was sixty-five. She was the favorite daughter of Emperor Qianlong, and later married Feng?enyende, the eldest son of Hehe.
She should be named Princess Heshuo. However, Qianlong made an exception and named him "Princess Julun".
In addition, Emperor Qianlong adopted a daughter of his younger brother Hongzhou, who was later named Princess Heshuo and Princess Wan. Judging from the above examples, the Qing Dynasty no longer called the emperor's daughter "Gege" from Huang Taiji, but generally called it "Princess".
The eldest daughter of Taizu Nurhachi (1578- 1652): Princess Gulen. His mother is Tong Jiashi Ha Ha Qing, Princess Yuan of Nuerhachi.
Born on February 22nd in the sixth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1578), she was not only the eldest daughter, but also the oldest of all the children of Nurhachi. Chu Ying and Dai Shan are her half brothers.
In the 16th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1588), she married He E of Dongguo at the age of 1 1, so she was called Dongguo Gege, also known as Princess Dongguo. He Heli, translated as Hao Haoli in Ming Dynasty, was born in Jiajing forty years in Ming Dynasty (156 1). At the age of 26, he succeeded his brother as Minister of East Afghanistan, and joined Nurhachi in the 16th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1588). At that time, he had a wife, and Nuerhachi married his eldest daughter, which shows that Nuerhachi attached importance to harmony.
He Heli is one of the founding fathers of the late Jin Dynasty. After the establishment of the post-Jin regime, he was appointed as the first minister and one of the five ministers involved in military affairs. In the late Jin Dynasty, he was awarded the position of the third-class company commander, and was later called the third-class son. He died in August in the ninth year of the mandate of heaven (1624), at the age of 64, and was docile when pursuing Shunzhi.
Dongguo Gege died in July of the ninth year of Shunzhi (1652) at the age of 75. Second daughter (1587— 1646): Princess Heshuo.
His mother is Ilgen Qiao Roche, Nuerhachi's side princess, and she is Abatai's half-sister. Born in the 15th year of Wanli (1587).
According to Mr. Tang Bangzhi's textual research, this woman first married Batulu Iraca and was abandoned by Iraca. Nurhachi killed Ilaha and married this woman to the son of Yang Shu, the zhanhe department who attached herself to her in her early years. She also belongs to Nuerhachi's nephew Guo, also known as Princess Gege, also known as Princess Zhanhe. Dahan, born in the 22nd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1594), was 7 years younger than Nenzhegege.
During Tiancong's reign, Dahan was one of the eight ministers in Gushan, Xianghuang Banner, Manchuria. He was awarded the first class merit and all officials were unified. Chongde for six years (164 1), Gu Shan was dismissed from his official position and took his post in the world. He died in the first year of Shunzhi (1644) at the age of 5 1.
Nenzhegege died in July of the third year of Shunzhi (1646) at the age of 60. Three daughters, Mangguji (1590- 1635): Her mother is Nuerhachi's stepdaughter, Fuxi's wife, Manggutai, Dege and Feiyanggu are her half-brothers.
Born in the 18th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1590), she married Nalawur of Hadabei in the 29th year (160 1) 12 years old, so she was also called Princess Hadabei, also called Hadabei Gege. Before his fate, Urgu died.
In the first year of Tiancong (1627), she remarried to Zonomuduling, Borjigit State, Aohan Banner, Mongolia, and was assigned the original land. In the ninth year (1635), Mangguji was deprived of the title of Gege because of his arrogance and violence, and was forbidden to associate with his relatives.
In the same year, she was exposed by a monk belonging to her family, revealing that she had vowed to conspire with her half-brothers, Mangurtai and Dege, to seize power. Her husband, Zonomdulin, testified and was executed. And Wu Ergu gave birth to two girls, 1 girl married to Hogg and was killed by Hogg; Another woman of 1 married Yue Tuo, and Yue Tuo tried to kill her, but Huang Taiji stopped her.
The fourth daughter Mukush (1595— 1659): Princess Heshuo. His mother is the princess Jia Mu Hu Jue Luo Shi of Nurhachi, and she is the same mother as the five daughters and six daughters of Babutai, Babuhai and Nurhachi.
Born in the 23rd year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1595). Thirty-six years (1608), at the age of 14, she married Belenarab Zhantai, a jurchen of Haixi.
With the deepening of the contradiction between the cloth booth and Nurhachi, in the 40th year of Wanli (16 12), the cloth booth tried to shoot the cymbals, and Nurhachi led the troops back. Later, she married Turg, the eighth son of Batulu Yidu, the founding father of Niuzhilu in the late Jin Dynasty, and was called Gege Heshuo, also known as Princess Heshuo.
Turk was born in the 24th year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (1596), one year younger than Mukush. This is an unfortunate marriage. When Nurhachi was alive, because of Nurhachi, they still maintained a husband-and-wife relationship on the surface, but their feelings were always at odds.
In the second year of Chongde (1637), their daughter married Ni Kan (the third son of Chu Ying) and had no children.