Crown Prince Duanhui of the Qing Dynasty

Answer 1

Crown Prince Duanhui was the second son of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Yonglian.

Yonglian was born on June 26, the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730). His name was given by Sejong himself. His mother was Empress Xiaoxian Chun Fucha. Since the four emperors of the Qing Dynasty, from Shizu to Gaozong, were all born from concubines, Gaozong was influenced by Confucian orthodoxy and patriarch concepts, and intended to inherit the throne as a legitimate son in the next generation. Yonglian was not only a legitimate son, but also intelligent, noble and extraordinary. Therefore, on the second day of July of the first year of Qianlong, Qianlong secretly established the family law of the crown prince according to Shizong's secret, and secretly appointed Yonglian as the crown prince. He personally wrote his name and hid it behind the plaque of "Zhengda Guangming" in Qianqing Palace.

On October 12, 1738, Yonglian died in Ningshou Palace at the age of nine due to a cold. After Yonglian's death, Qianlong announced that he had decided on the plan to build a crown prince. Unlike his sons, all ceremonies were carried out according to the crown prince's etiquette, and on October 18, he gave Yonglian the posthumous title of Crown Prince Duanhui. In the seventh year of Qianlong (1742), Yonglian was chosen to be buried in Zhuhua Mountain. In the eighth year of Qianlong (1743), Yonglian was buried before the garden was completed. There was a glazed flower door, a hall in the middle of the front, and five rooms on both sides. It was a single-eave mountain-like style. Later on, when Emperor Renzong of the Qing Dynasty ascended the throne, he personally brought all the ministers to the garden to pay their respects.

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