Tag: Qing Dynasty
Mistaken Favours, Wrongful Beliefs, and Misplaced Selections of Emperor Qianlong: Who Falls into These...
Throughout his life, Mr. Long has made significant contributions to the country, but he has also made grave mistakes that continue to burden his descendants even after his death.
The shortest-lived empress of the Qing dynasty: gave birth to a prince at 15,...
History records the shortest-reigning Empress in the Qing Dynasty, who ascended to the throne at the young age of 15 but tragically passed away at the age of 23, just a year after her son's coronation.
Why does a concubine need to be taken back to the palace by the...
After a thorough selection process, the concubines are led back to the palace by eunuchs instead of venturing on their own.
Revealing the “salary table” of the empress dowager of the Qing Dynasty: No wonder...
Even though not holding an official position in the government, during the Qing dynasty, the concubines in the imperial palace also had their own standards of treatment and a separate system of rewards and punishments.
Khang Hi: The Multifaceted Portrait of a Dashing Emperor
Khang Hi is not only praised as a brilliant military leader, but also renowned for his extravagant lifestyle and legendary romantic escapades, making him the most charismatic figure in the history of ancient China.
Why do concubines in the Qing Dynasty have to sleep in a crooked position...
The court ladies in the ancient Qing Dynasty had to follow a strict set of rules, including the requirement to sleep in a reclined position with their legs curled up.
Who was Emperor Kangxi’s favorite concubine among his 3000 concubines?
With a plethora of concubines in his harem, King Kangxi took delight in the company of many, but who was his most beloved?
The Beloved Consort’s Unrivaled Charm: A Tragic End to a Rule-Breaking Emperor’s Life
Dong Ngac Phi, an 18-year-old concubine of Emperor Thuan Tri, was highly favored by the emperor when she entered the palace.
Strange Taming Rules of the Royal House of Thanh: Only 1 person is allowed...
If regular rules are a 1, then holiday rules are a 10. In fact, the regulations for social etiquette during the Lunar New Year can be extremely strict.
Decoding the Chess Shoes: Unveiling the Secrets behind the Graceful Stride of Qing Dynasty...
Through the palace dramas, we witness the agility with which the concubines move around despite wearing specially designed high-heeled shoes.
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