Wangyefu

Wangyefu

According to historical records, it lasted more than 300 years from Gumu, the Duke of qizuzakefu, to Qimo, the last king of qizuzakefu, in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the late Qing Dynasty, it became the political center of nenkerqin.

Wangfu was formerly known as gongyefu and gongyingzi. Originally, it was called according to the location of zasakov's government. After being canonized as Prince, Qimo characteristic mubler was renamed as Prince's mansion.

Location of the residence

Wangfu is located on the left bank of the lower reaches of the second Songhua River, 35 kilometers away from the county seat. In front of the palace is a flat fertile field, backed by green hills with flowers and trees, winding hills in the West and lush trees in the East. Two kilometers to the east of the forest, the second Songhua River flows slowly from southeast to northwest. In the back of the palace, there is a magnificent natural landscape sand sculpture (commonly known as "fake Beijing"). It is said that the mountain was cracked by a big earthquake 500 years ago. After years of wind carving and rain erosion, nature's uncanny craftsmanship has formed a unique northern wonders.

Architectural features

Wangfu is the characteristic wood of Qimo, the last king of the dynasty

Uninhibited official residence, Mongolian feudal princes and nobles manor. It is a palace style complex with strict structure, which was built in 1916. The whole complex covers an area of 457 feet, with 105 feet of wall side length and 1.55 feet of wall height. The four corners and the center of the west wall are equipped with fort. The south gate is the main gate and the east gate is the side gate. The main gate is 1.6 feet wide and 9.6 feet high, and the side gate is 1.3 feet wide and 9.6 feet high. The two doors are made of wood, painted in vermilion, edged with iron leaves, densely covered with gold nails and clasps. They are not only ornate, but also solid. The gate tower has flying eaves, Double Dragons rolling ridge, iron horse knife bell, elegant and solemn. In front of the door, long blue stone steps, stone lions on both sides. In the middle, a shadow wall runs across the East and West, more than 3 Zhang long, with brick and stone structure. A plaque is hung on the front and back of the screen wall, with the front writing "Jiefu" and the back writing "Yingxiang". Behind the screen wall and in front of the gate, there are four flagpoles in parallel. The diameter of the flagpole root is 1.8 feet and the height is more than 3 feet. The top is polished with copper. There are six horse posts on each side. The top is carved in the shape of monkey, and the workmanship is very fine.

Most of the houses in the mansion are cloister style buildings. The whole manor is divided into left, middle and right parts according to the hierarchy, with a total of more than 640 rooms. The first entrance to the courtyard is the guest house. There are living rooms and guest rooms on both sides. There are Barracks at the back of the hotel, 11 East and 11 West, one company stationed in the government, and later developed into a regiment. The second courtyard is Wang Ye's printing office, which has a lobby, a cell and an office room for civil and military officials. Here, commonly known as yamen palace, there is a palmprint official "Bai JINDA", who is responsible for the administrative affairs of the palace, such as economic management, tax collection, etc. The lobby is a place for handling lawsuits and affairs. The cells are divided into general cells, death cells and water cells. In addition, the local bureaus and rental cabinets in Changchun, Nong'an, Dehui and Changling were also affiliated to the printing office to handle the rent and tax affairs in Changchun, Nong'an and Dehui.

Fifth, a Buddhist hall is set up in the courtyard to worship Sakyamuni and the thousand handed and thousand eyed Buddha. Every day, cigarettes are wrapped around, and the bell pan is endless. It is the place for Wangye, Fujin and gege to pray for blessings and disasters. Zimmer features Prince mumbler's inner house in the sixth courtyard. There are 7 upper rooms and 5 East and West rooms respectively. The main house is magnificent with double dragon ridges, carved beams and painted buildings, and Golden Dragon columns. In the courtyard, the cloister turns freely, the cornice teeth crisscross, extremely spectacular. All kinds of decorations on the beams and eaves, such as birds, fish, flowers and landscape figures, are exquisitely carved and vivid. The doors and windows, partition fans and screens in different shapes are well arranged, elegant and comfortable. The house is paved with red felt and painted with bright wall. In the center of the hall, there are two stoves higher than the head. They are slightly shaped like tripods and decorated with dragons and phoenixes. There are tall mirrors and red sandalwood in the room. There are various kinds of furniture made of precious wood such as iron pear and gold silk Nan. There are various kinds of precious color paintings and antiques. There are couplets and plaques inscribed by famous calligraphers in the capital and Mongolia. There are also valuable rare jewelry. Each side of the main room has an ear room. Beside the ear room, there is a moon door, which can lead to the garden and side yard.

Mansion Garden

The garden of the palace is on the west side of the courtyard, with orchards, rockeries and flower beds. There are more than 1800 kinds of flowers in the four seasons. There are sports rooms and bands in the palace. The sports room is a unique sports facility, often performing some wrestling and other competitive activities for the king and his relatives to watch. There are 23 members in the band. Most of them are from the foreign banners who came in at the beginning of the Republic of China or selected from the servants of the Royal Palace and Lama Temple. The annual salary is 10 stone, and the military uniform of the general school. The band is specially used for seeing off guests or holding banquets.

Geography Guide

Map:

Address: wangfuzhan Town, qiangoluosi Mongolian Autonomous County, Songyuan City

Longitude: 124.433416

Latitude: 45.200431

Chinese PinYin : Wang Ye Fu