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The most beautiful picture of the Manchu Royal Princess: As we all know, "Gege" is the title of Manchu and Qing Dynasty women in history. As a formal title, used in the late Jin Dynasty, the daughter of the monarch and Baylor was called Gege. According to the "Manuscript of Qing History", starting from the prince, all women were called "Gege". For example, the eldest daughter of Nurhachi, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, was called "Dongguo Gege" and his second daughter was called "Nenzhe Gege". Since Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, the title has been gradually redefined according to the habits of the Han people. As an informal title, used to address other noble women. In fact, in Manchu, "Gege" is basically equivalent to the title of miss or girl. But Princess is limited to the daughters of the Manchu royal family, and the daughters of ordinary people cannot be called Princess.

In the Qing Dynasty royal family, "gege" also had levels. According to records in the "Manuscript of Qing History", Queen Feng's daughter was named Gu Ge, who was equivalent to a prince. Princess Feng's daughter is named Heshuo Gege, which is equivalent to a county king. The prince is the monarch's daughter, named Heshuo Gege; the king's daughter is the monarch, named Duoluoji; Beile's daughter Feng Junjun, also known as Duoluoji; the daughter of the north, Feng Jun, named Gushan Gege; the husband of Prince Zhen The daughter’s name is Gege. In addition, the concubines of Qing Dynasty princes were sometimes called Princess. Lower Fujin and Common Fujin. In 2009, it was recorded that Emperor Yongzheng's Xiaohou Empress "was thirteen years old and was raised by Emperor Shizong, named Gege."

In fact, in history, the name "Gege" was not so absolute. Sometimes, the daughters of nobles without official titles are also called Gege, which is often used to address unmarried women below the second daughter. According to Qing Dynasty notes, except for princesses, anyone with monarch qualifications who did not have an official title was called Gege. Generally speaking, those who spend most of their lives are those with second daughters or younger. If you are the eldest daughter, it is rare that you will not get an official title. In addition, the maid of Emperor Xiaozhuang Kangxi, who took care of and raised him since childhood, is usually called "Masu Lagu", but in the report of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Qing Dynasty, she was also called "Masulanige". Therefore, "Gege" can also be used to refer to Manchu women with outstanding status and special contributions.

Due to historical reasons, there are very few photos of royal princesses from the Qing Dynasty. Some of the photos below are said to be the most beautiful Princesses in the late Qing Dynasty. Even from a modern aesthetic perspective, it should be considered a relatively beautiful space.

The granddaughter of Aixinjueluo Yulang and the eldest daughter of Aixinjueluo Henghui are also called "Wang Mintong" and named Dagege. She was also the most beautiful princess in the Qing Dynasty royal family.

1. The most beautiful royal woman in the late Qing Dynasty - Wang Mintong

The granddaughter of Aixinjueluo Yulang, her father is Xian, her mother is Aisinjueluo Henghui, the direct granddaughter of Qianlong V, the eldest daughter in the family is named Da Gege or Wang Da, her younger sister is Hong Yan Bilin. Wanrong's cousin.

Wang Mintong has a slender figure, delicate eyebrows and delicate skin. She is a delicate and beautiful princess. He has been disciplined by his mother and elders since he was a child, and his every move represents a good family. She also developed her own gentle personality. She loved Puyi very much, but she had to give up because of her elegance. She doesn't want to ruin Wanrong and Puyi's beautiful life, nor does she want to hurt anyone.

This quiet and elegant lady had a troubled life. Because she was dragged down by the whirlpool of the times and endured too much pressure from this traditional family, she missed the opportunity to get married. She never got married in her life; she almost collapsed in her later years.

Love Puyi

There was an old Manchu girl who loved Puyi. This old girl is the daughter of Queen Wanrong's aunt.

They are called "Wanda Girls". Her family lives in a single-family house in Dongsi Santiao. Her mother is an old-school person, and her official name is Mrs. Wang. She used to be a person of high status in Beijing. After liberation, the family had no other source of income. They live a quiet life selling old things and doing some repair work.

When Puyi returned to Beijing with the amnesty order, her family's peaceful life was shattered. As early as the puppet Manchukuo period, Puyi's second sister planned to let Wang Da marry Puyi's younger brother Pujie, and the mother and daughter went to "Xinjing" in the puppet Manchukuo. Because the Japanese did not agree that Pu Jie should marry a Chinese, this matter was "dirty". But her family paid tribute to Puyi and Aisin Gioro. When she heard that Puyi had returned to Beijing to receive special treatment, Mrs. Wang knew that Puyi had a good relationship with her third sister.

She immediately found her third sister Jin Ruixiu and asked her to invite Puyi to the Wang family for dinner. Sure enough, the third sister had face, and Puyi was happy to treat her to dinner.

Mrs. Wang entertained the guests attentively and prepared a table of delicious dishes. Both mother and daughter are good cooks. This time, of course, they showed their special skills. The food is delicious. In addition, Puyi likes to drink with Wang Da’s girls.

Pu Yi is not as rigid as he looks, especially when drinking, he prefers to laugh and joke. During the meal, Teacher Wang put the lamp beside him, and they talked and laughed. Puyi got drunk and told a lot of jokes.

It turned out that Puyi was drunk. After that, he only remembered the delicious food at the banquet, but forgot the "beauty". Miss Wang happened to think that Puyi liked her, but she suffered from unrequited love.

It is said that Miss Wang is already in her 50s, only 5 years younger than Puyi. However, she has good facial features, big eyebrows, good looks, and looks younger than her actual age. Not only can she write, she can also dance with a sword. In the 1960s and 1970s, she did morning exercises in front of the cultural department every day, attracting many people to watch. She shouldn't be the kind of old girl who can't get married, she's just holding herself back because of her high conditions.

She felt that Puyi had a good impression of her, so she asked Puyi's three brothers-in-law Runqi to help her connect, and asked him to be a lobbyist and treat Puyi to dinner. But Puyi shook his head after hearing this.

Yan, Tong Ji and. Meng Xiaodong, born in Shanghai in 1907, is a Peking Opera actor and a famous Peking Opera performing artist. His real name is Meng, his stage name is Xiaodong, and his ancestral home is Wanping, Beijing. He was hailed as the "Emperor of Winter" by the public opinion circles in Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai.

Wang Mintong, a native of Tongzhi, Robin Li, is the daughter of Wanrong's aunt and Wanrong's cousin. She once had a crush on Puyi. However, although the falling flowers are intentional, the flowing water is ruthless. In the end, this unrequited love is in vain.

It turns out that Puyi didn’t want to be with an old Manchu woman at all, and he didn’t want to find an old housewife without a formal job.

So whether Mrs. Wang or Miss Wang invited her to dinner, Puyi declined and never went to this blind date "Hongmen Banquet" again.

But Wang Da’s daughter hugged her tightly and repeatedly asked people to make peace with Puyi. Puyi was very tired and had a rebellious mentality. He had a headache when he mentioned Wang Dazhong's girls.

Later, in 1962, Puyi married Li. When Teacher Wang heard this, she burst into tears.

This is not the end yet. In 1965, Puyi fell ill and was hospitalized. At that time, visiting patients required a sign at the door, allowing only one relative to enter at a time. When I went to see Li at three o'clock every afternoon, I saw that the sign had been taken away first. She couldn't get in, so she had to wait at the door for others to come out. It turned out that Miss Wang took her business card. She went to visit Pu Yi in the ward and sat there all afternoon, keeping Li waiting.

Pu Yi was tired of Wang Da’s frequent visits. Once, she stayed in the ward for a long time, and Puyi asked me to go. When she saw me, she ignored me. Puyi bombarded her before leaving.

Puyi said to me while lying on the hospital bed: "She is so annoying!" In a rage, Puyi asked Runqi to tell Miss Wang that she would never come again.

Maybe she really likes Puyi. Around the Spring Festival of 1965, Ms. Wang came to the hospital again to visit Puyi. This time, Pu Yi, who was rarely angry, gloated about her misfortune and gave her an eviction order without politeness: "I don't want to see you, get out!"

Pu Yi was scolding, and it happened that Pu Jie's wife Yi Aihao came in to take a look. he. The scene was extremely embarrassing. I was neither standing nor sitting. I don't know what to do.

Pu Yi hurriedly explained to Yi Aihao, and Miss Wang left in tears. Later I said to myself: "I thought Puyi was scolding me! I have never seen Puyi so angry."

According to the author's interview with a close relative of Miss Wang, Miss Wang wanted to pursue Puyi I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination and even issued a diagnostic certificate to prove that I was still a virgin.

This is ridiculous, but it is true, which shows Wanda’s infatuation.

Underage marriage

Under the shadow of the failed engagement, Pu Jie finally divorced, because in the early years of the Republic of China, Pu Jie first married Tang Yiying, and everyone in the Chun Palace avoided living there. Tianjin, and Pujie took advantage of the opportunity to stay in Japan to hook up with the son of a warlord and smuggle a large amount of property out of the house.

Then, news spread like wildfire that Pujie planned to remarry. Pu Yi knew that the so-called "Manchukuo Succession Law" enacted by the Japanese was also playing against Pu Jie. The military hopes to follow the example of South Korea's King Lee and marry a Japanese princess so that he can also marry a Japanese royal woman. In order to resist the military's approach, Puyi quickly asked his second sister Yun and her daughter in the Qing Dynasty to find a suitable marriage partner in Beijing and Tianjin, thus becoming the "Emperor"'s chosen marriage partner.

The second brother and Yun went to Beijing to meet in person. The two elders were very satisfied with the marriage. Robin Li and his mother went to the Beijing News to get married and prepared everything. Who would have thought that after the Kwantung Army knew about this, the Japanese military sent General Shigeo of the special forces to intervene, and the matter ended with Hongyan's mother and daughter returning to Beijing. Therefore, Mrs. Pujie said on her deathbed that she felt sorry for Miss Wang. So much.

After Puyi received amnesty in 1960, Puyi's seventh uncle Zaitao and third sister Yunying wanted her to marry Puyi, but she gave up because Puyi did not want to find an old Manchu lady.

After the Cultural Revolution, another younger brother of Puyi came to the door and expressed his willingness to marry Wanyan Li Tongji, but was rejected by Miss Wang. The old lady said: "First of all, he is younger than me and cannot stay in the Beifu soldiers' circle all his life." From then on, the old lady never got married again.

Surprisingly, Wang Mintong plays the maid in the play.

Traditional families are overburdened, so they missed several opportunities to get married and never got married. She nearly collapsed in her later years.

2. Aixinjueluoxiang

Aixinjueluo Hengxiang is the adoptive mother of Wanrong, the younger brother of the last queen Guo, and the second daughter of the military minister Beile, known as the second brother.

Other family members include Guo Laodi Runliang, Guo Laodi Wanrong’s younger brother Guo Laodi Runqi, and Guo Laodi Wanrong’s younger brother, aged 8 years. Guo's brother Wan Rong lives at No. 37 Maoer Hutong, Di'anmen Nei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.

Personality Assessment

She is a dignified, kind, intelligent, open-minded, enterprising, decisive and wise woman.

Aisin Gioro Hengxiang, No. 2, Gege, Lombardy. Wanrong's adoptive mother. I love taking photos, so photos are the most popular.

Aisin Gioro Hengxiang, No. 2, Gege, Lombardy. Wanrong's adoptive mother. I love taking photos, so photos are the most popular.

3. Aisingiorro hengxin. Aixinjueluo Hengxin was the direct granddaughter of Emperor Qianlong V, the stepmother of Guo Bulo Wanrong, the last queen of Huang Zhengqi of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and the four daughters of Yu Langbeile, Minister of the Military Ministry.

In Chinese history, Hengxin was a dignified, kind, intelligent, open-minded, enterprising, decisive and wise woman who had a profound impact on Wanrong's life. Hengxin not only takes care of Wanrong, but even dotes on her. Mother and daughter get along very well.

Wanrong’s mother Aixinjue Luoxi is a royal woman, known as Sige. Unfortunately, Wanrong died when she was two years old.

Wanrong's adoptive mother Aixinjueluo Hengxin is the second daughter of Minister of Military Affairs Yu Langbeile, known as the second brother. Hengxin not only takes care of Wanrong, but even dotes on her. Mother and daughter get along very well. Other family members include their two-year-old brothers Runliang and six-year-old Runqi. Wan's family lives at No. 37, Maoer Hutong, Di'anmen Nei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.

Yu Lang’s daughter Aixinjue Luo Hengxin and her daughter Wanrong were the queens of the Qing Dynasty.

Wugege, Aixindu Hengfu, Tiege and Longberg Tower.

4. Aixinjue Luo Yunying. Li Shipan was born in Pei, with the courtesy name Ruixiu, surname Binghao, English name Lily, Manchu, Aixinjueluo Shi, Puyi's third sister.

Huaying was born in the Forbidden City in Beijing in 1913. She is the third daughter of Zaifeng and the third sister of Puyi. She is known as Sanger in the Forbidden City.

In November 1924, Feng Yuxiang expelled Puyi from the Forbidden City. Puyi moved to Bode, Tianjin, and Hua Ying also came to Tianjin. She studies Japanese every day and plays tennis with Puyi and her siblings. Puyi liked Yingying very much, because both Yingying and Puyi were born from young orchids in Guarga.

At the age of 19, Hua Ying was ordered by Pu Yi to marry Runqi, the second son of former Qing minister Rong Yuan and the younger brother of Queen Wanrong.

In 1931, Puyi went to Northeast China under the protection of Japanese military police and established Manchukuo. Later, the wedding of Huaying and Runqi was held in Xinjing, Manchukuo. Less than a month after their marriage, Puyi sent Pujie and Runkai to Japan to study military affairs, and Yingying also went with them. After arriving in Japan, Yingying was surrounded by the Japanese royal family. Not only was she invited to serve as the honorary president of the Women's Association, she was also invited by Emperor Hirohito's sister-in-law to teach Chinese in her apartment. Yingying felt constrained, but he often wrote letters to Puyi, who bound his letters into a book.

In 1933, Huaying returned to Beijing to visit relatives, but later she refused to return to Japan. Runjia also returned to Manchukuo from Japan and served as a lieutenant colonel instructor at the Manchukuo Advanced Military School. Ying and Runqi stayed in Xinjiang for a long time.

The eldest daughter, Da Gege Aisingaoai, has taken banner photos and was once married to Wanrong’s brother Runliang.

Zai Feng is with his eldest daughter Daji Eisingo. Zaifeng was the regent of the Qing Dynasty and Puyi's biological father.

After Japan surrendered in 1945, Hua Ying fled to Dalianzigou with the Manchu royal family, and then the Soviet Red Army took over Northeast China. Qi's family disappeared while fleeing.

In 1949, Peking was peacefully liberated, and the government asked it to move to Beijing. Ying still lives a hard life with her three children and her mother-in-law.

In 1951, Huaying's father Zaifeng passed away. Her inheritance was very small, so she had to rent several old houses to maintain her life. After that, she began to participate in street work and was elected by the residents as the leader of the village team and security officer.

In 1954, Zhang, director of the Central Museum of Literature and History, and a friend were shopping at an old bookstall and accidentally discovered a book called "Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty" in which Hua Ying wrote to Puyi when he was in Japan. A letter. After being introduced, Zhang Jing met Huaying and asked Huaying to write a self-report, which Zhang Cheng submitted. Let's just submit the book and think about how to deal with it. Soon, Huaying was appointed as a member of the CPPCC in Dongcheng District, Beijing, and her life improved greatly.

In 1956, with Mao Zedong’s approval, Yingying and his seventh uncle Zaitao visited Puyi at the Fushun War Criminals Management Center.

Puyi’s sisters Er Gege and San Gege. The second-gege Jinyue and the third-gege Jin Ruixiu.

Wan and Puyi’s two sisters, Ergege Jinyun and Sangege Jinruixiu.

5. Qixian Islands

Today, her real name is the 17th daughter of Prince Su of the Qing Dynasty, the sister of Ryoko Kawashima, and is known as the "Queen of the Late Qing Dynasty". Jin Moyu's parents died when he was four years old, and he was raised by his three half-sisters. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Jin Moyu devoted himself to education and friendly exchanges between China and Japan, and married Ma Wanli, an art educator.

Jin Moyu was born in Lushun, Liaoning in 1918. She is the 17th daughter and eldest daughter of Su, the last prince of the Qing Dynasty.

Her miracle lies not only in her identity and origin, but also in her amazing mentality and character. The 80-year-old man still maintains an open mind and cheerful mood after experiencing a lifetime of hardships. Her life has gone through ups and downs, even a tragedy in people's eyes, but from her mouth, it turned into a comedy: family misfortune, imprisonment, hardships during the Cultural Revolution, unfortunate marriage, illness. All sadness and pain It all became a cheerful farce in her mouth. Life gave her hardships, but she resolved them one by one with a smile, maintaining her innocence and optimism. As she said, there are "joys, sorrows and joys" in human life. However, "anger" and "sadness" are important to remember. Only by sharing "happiness" and "joy" with others can we make others happy. That's the way life is.

Aixinjueluo Qixian, Prince Su’s 17th Princess, also known as Golden Stork Yu, is Liangzi’s sister and the last Princess in China. This is a photo taken on her 19th birthday.

I don’t know if I’m wearing a cloak or a quilt.

Wanrong’s sister and Puyi’s sister, Wenxiu is on the left and Wanrong is in the middle.

Photos of groups of concubines. The old lady in black and the little girl in the middle embroidered by the imperial concubine are a child's story. The fourth room from the left is the second room of the Lambert House, Alcingioro Lane - No.

It is said that this is a photo of the imperial family Princess and the harem in the late Qing Dynasty, in which there are also rumors of Zhu Huan's Zhen Princess and Wei Zi's Princess.

In the photos of the harem and the royal concubines, Qi Yi's daughter Rongshou Gailangege sits in the middle of the first row.

Photograph of the royal pavilion of the late Qing Dynasty, the concubines, and the wife of the foreign minister.

The unknown princess is pure and cute.

Greg is combing his hair and wearing barrettes.

Songs at temple fairs

Little Princesses of the Qing Dynasty