Chunying

Aixinjueluo Chunying

Aixinjueluo Chunying (October 18, 1761 - December 22, 1800) was a descendant of dorbo, the fifth son of Prince Duoduo of Yutong, and the third son of Prince Aixinjueluo Rusong. The third prince Rui (1778-1800). He was born on September 21, the 26th year of Qianlong. In 1770, his father Ruike Prince Rusong died. In 1771, the imperial court inherited the title of Prince Yu with Aixinjueluo Xiuling, the son of Aixinjueluo Dezhao, the prince of yucourt. Chunying only took the title as the auxiliary Duke.

In the first month of the 43rd year of Qianlong (1778), Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty slandered duoergun as a villain. When he made great contributions to the founding of the country, he reappointed duoergun as Prince Rui with the posthumous title of "Zhong" and was entitled to the imperial temple. His title was hereditary. He issued an edict that dorbo was also the heir of Dorgon, and ordered Chunying xijue to be prince Rui. His ancestors dorbo, surfa, saile, gongyibu and Rusong were named Prince Rui. After that, he served as zongling, Zuo Zongzheng, you Zongzheng, vice president of yutiguan, zhenghuangqi hanjundutong, xianghongqi manzhoudutong, zhenghuangqi leading bodyguard minister, zhenghongqi jueluoxue, prime minister, and lifanyuan affairs, and was awarded the post of former royal minister. Jiaqing five years (1800) on November 7 Hong, at the age of 40. The imperial court gave him the posthumous title of "Gong", and his eldest son Aixinjueluo Baoen inherited the title of Prince Rui.

brief introduction

Aixinjueluo Chunying (1761.10.18 ~ 1800.12.22) was a member of Aixinjueluo family in Manchuria. The fifth son of Prince Duoduo of Yutong is the descendant of dorbo, and the third son of Prince Aixinjueluo Rusong. The third prince Rui (1778-1800).

Life

He was born on September 21, the 26th year of Qianlong. In 1770, his father Ruike Prince Rusong died. In 1771, the imperial court inherited the title of Prince Yu with Aixinjueluo Xiuling, the son of Aixinjueluo Dezhao, the prince of yucourt. Chunying only took the title as the auxiliary Duke.

In the first month of the 43rd year of Qianlong (1778), Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty slandered duoergun as a villain. When he made great contributions to the founding of the country, he reappointed duoergun as Prince Rui with the posthumous title of "Zhong" and was entitled to the imperial temple. His title was hereditary. He issued an edict that dorbo was also the heir of Dorgon, and ordered Chunying xijue to be prince Rui. His ancestors, dorbo, surfa, saile, gongyibu and Rusong were named Prince Rui. After that, he served as zongling, Zuo Zongzheng, you Zongzheng, vice president of yutiguan, zhenghuangqi hanjundutong, xianghongqi manzhoudutong, zhenghuangqi leading bodyguard minister, zhenghongqi jueluoxue, prime minister, and lifanyuan affairs, and was awarded the post of former royal minister.

Jiaqing five years (1800) on November 7 Hong, at the age of 40. The imperial court gave him the posthumous title of "Gong", and his eldest son Aixinjueluo Baoen inherited the title of Prince Rui.

poetry

Reading stone

The paper is full of words, and the hero's blood and tears are hard to collect.

Infatuation with the gray cold, dreamland came stone also worry.

I'm afraid to see that people are easy to get old in spring, but I don't know that flowers are still flowing when they fall into the water.

The Yellow dream of the beautiful woman is pitiful, and the wheat rice crows and cuckoos recognize the old hills.

On July 15, 1986, Guangming Daily published a poem named "reading stones by chance", which was newly discovered by Lu Gong and Hu Xiaowei. According to reports, the poem was found in a long volume of Qing Dynasty poetry collected by road workers, and it was written at the turn of spring and summer of the reign of Emperor Qianlong and Xinhai (1791 A.D.). About half a year earlier than Cheng Jiaben, which was published for the first time. Through the analysis of the poem, the story of the stone read by Chun Ying has a complete ending, which is different from the current version. Therefore, it is of certain value for the study of the early spread of the dream of Red Mansions and the appearance of the whole version.

family

Chunying's Di Fujin Fucha family is the daughter of Fu Heng, a former university scholar. There are three of them.

Prince Ruigong Chunying has nine sons

Baoen, the first son of Ruishen, was born in the 43rd year of Emperor Qianlong. He was born in the 7th year of emperor Jiaqing. His mother was Fu Jin's Fucha family.

Xi'en, a general of Zhenguo, was born in the 49th year of Qianlong's reign. He was born in the 2nd year of Xianfeng. He had 11 sons, and his mother was Li Jia of Fujin.

Huien, the general of Zhenguo, was born in the 51st year of Qianlong's reign. He was born in the 10th year of Tongzhi's reign. He had three sons, and his mother was from the family of Guo Jia in Fujin

The fourth son, duanen, Prince Ruiqin, was born in the 53rd year of Qianlong. He was born in the sixth year of Daoguang. He had three sons and his mother was Fu Jin Fu cha

Guien, the fifth son, was born in the 54th year of Emperor Qianlong. He was born in the 57th year of Emperor Qianlong. His mother was Li Jia of Fujin

Yu en, the sixth son of Du Tong, was born in the 55th year of Qianlong. He was born in the 25th year of Daoguang, and his mother was Niu Hulu of Fujin

Xiuen, the seventh son, was born in the 57th year of Qianlong reign. He was born in the 7th year of Jiaqing reign, and his mother was Li Jia of Fujin

Ji'en, the eighth General of Zhenguo, was born in the 58th year of Qianlong's reign. He was born in the 7th year of Tongzhi's reign. He had a son whose mother was Niu Hulu of Fujin

He was born in the first year of Jiaqing. He was born in the seventh year of Xianfeng. He had two sons, whose mother was Niu Hulu of Fujin