
A Guide to Qing Dynasty Royal Customs and Etiquette
清朝皇室各种礼仪风俗等资料
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- Completed
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- 185k Words
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- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
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- JJWXC
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Sixty-year-old brother Fuhui? Scared me
According to the rules, the queen's status is quite high.
Women in the Ming and Qing Dynasties were really miserable. They were not allowed to remarry. Who made this rule? I'm really confused.
I really think it's awesome! This kind of thing is not easy to find.
How awesome! This kind of thing is hard to find!!
Xiao Xi'er, you are so loving. It will be much more convenient for me to write about Qingchuang at any time, although I don't know when I had the idea of writing about Qingchuang. . . Look at the sky~~ Xiaoye blows a kiss~~
It is impossible for Yinzhen to get married when he was 14 years old, that is, the 30th year of Kangxi's reign... The prince did not get married until the 8th day of May in the 34th year of Kangxi reign (previously there were only two Fujins) The 5th elder brother and the 7th elder brother got married in the 36th year of Kangxi... The 4th elder brother should have been married in early 35 of Kangxi. The child he and his eldest wife had - Honghui was born on March 26, 36... He was not in good health and was suspected of being born prematurely. It was only in 1933 that I had my first child, a daughter born to Song Gege, who died before she was even a month old.
Thank you sir~ I have collected so many thoughtful comments... It is very helpful, haha.
I want to ask, why is the rice eaten since the imperial concubine been Chen Japonica rice? If eating old japonica rice is good for your health, why don't the empress dowager and empress eat it? Could it be that as a royal concubine, you can't even eat fresh rice?
Thank you. This chapter really helped a lot. It is very detailed~~o(∩_∩)o