Tomb of Princess Rongxian

Tomb of Princess Rongxian

Princess Rongxian's tomb is located on the gentle slope of the southwest foot of bayantao white mountain in Bayan Erdeng Sumu shijiazi Gacha, Balin Right Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is one of the important tombs in the north of the Great Wall in the Qing Dynasty. The scale of Princess Rongxian's tomb is magnificent. On the ground, there is a hall for enjoyment, an underground palace, and stone inscriptions. The burial objects in the tomb are very rich. It's not too much to describe the Mongolian queen as Jinzhiyuye.

Tomb of Princess Rongxian

The princess wore a red gold phoenix crown and a pearl ball Dragon Robe. The crown is decorated with gems and pearls. It is decorated with emerald gold and red gold peacocks of different shapes. It is set off with golden hairpins, such as "three friends of the winter" and "Xige dengmei". It is magnificent and radiant. Among the many elegant ornaments, "stars holding the moon, inlaid with cat's jewel, gold hairpin" is the most eye-catching one, with gold as the support, pearl as the star and cat's eye jewel in the center. "Pearl Group Dragon Robe" consists of more than 100000 pearls strung into eight groups of auspicious dragon patterns, surrounded by auspicious clouds and sea water river teeth. The colorful patterns and pure and elegant pearls make up this rare robe, which shows the life style of Princess Rongxian to the world.

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Balinyou banner, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia

Yanerdeng is located in the south of Balin Right Banner, about 15 kilometers away from Daban Town (some places are marked as Lindong town), where the banner is located. It is a small town with only a few hundred people. The tomb of Princess Rongxian has a grand scale, with a hall for enjoyment, an underground palace, steles and stones, and rich burial objects. The Dragon Robe of Pearl Group is composed of more than 100000 pearls strung into eight groups of auspicious dragon patterns, surrounded by auspicious clouds and sea water; stars holding the moon are inlaid with cat gems; gold hairpin is supported by gold, pearl is the star, cat's Eye gems are inlaid in the center, forming the trend of stars holding the moon. Princess Rongxian was the third daughter of Emperor Kangxi. When she was 19 years old (1691), she married wuergun, king of DORO Prefecture of Balin (now Balin Right Banner of Chifeng City). Princess Rongxian married a Mongolian prince. Just like Zhaojun and Princess Wencheng who went to Tibet in Chinese history, they both turned the war into jade and silk, which communicated and strengthened the communication and influence between the two nations and accelerated the cultural exchange. Princess Rongxian accompanied her husband through the spring and Autumn period for 40 years. In April of the sixth year of Yongzheng, she died in the Bahraini grassland.

Address: Songshan District, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Longitude: 118.88694000244

Latitude: 42.257820129395

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