Hongxiao
Aixinjueluo Hongxiao
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Aixinjueluo Hongxiao (May 23, 1722-may 12, 1778), named Xiuting, was the prince of Qing Dynasty, the seventh son of Yixian Prince Yinxiang, the grandson of Emperor Kangxi, the emperor of Qing Dynasty. He was the second prince of Yixian. He was a famous book collector and poet in Qing Dynasty.
Prince Yixiang Hongxiao, the seventh son of Prince Yixian, was born to the Zhaojia family of Fujin. His fourth son was born to the second daughter of Yinxiang, the third son of Baile Aixinjueluo Hongyao, the fourth son of duoluoning, the fourth daughter of Heshuo and Hui, the fifth son of Hongyao and the eighth son of shouen.
Kangxi was born on the 9th of April in the 61st year of Emperor Kangxi. In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730 A.D.), Yin Xianghong, Emperor Yongzheng, ordered: "Hongxiao, the son of my younger brother, was granted the title of Prince Yi. He passed on from generation to generation and will be replaced forever. All the grace that I bestow on my younger brother shall not be arbitrarily reduced by future generations. " Hongxiao inherited Prince Yi, and his brother Hongmin was granted the title of King Ning.
Hong Xiaoxi read popular novels and wrote inscriptions and comments for the novel "Pingshan Lengyan". Due to the close relationship between Cao Xueqin's family and Yinxiang, Hongxiao and his family once recorded the story of the stone, which is the present edition of Jimao (the 24th year of Qianlong). But in order to avoid disaster, he did not record it in his Yifu bibliography. Hongxiao is good at writing, poetry and books, but only a quarter of his works are preserved in his collection of mingshantang Poems (also titled collection of poems of Bingyu Villa). The reason for deletion may be related to the literary inquisition.
brief introduction
Aixinjueluo Hongxiao (1722-1778) is the master of ice jade. Prince Yixian, the seventh son of Aixinjueluo Yinxiang, was the bodyguard of the Qianqing gate. He was a famous book collector and poet in Qing Dynasty.
Life
Prince Yixiang Hongxiao, the seventh son of Prince Yixian, was born to the Zhaojia family of Fujin. His fourth son was born to the second daughter of Yinxiang, the third son of bailehongmin, the fourth son of duoluoning, the fourth daughter of Heshuo and Princess Hui, the fifth son of Hongmin and the eighth son of shouen. Kangxi 61 years (AD 1722) on the ninth day of April. In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730 A.D.), Yin Xianghong, Emperor Yongzheng, ordered: "Hongxiao, the son of my younger brother, was granted the title of Prince Yi. He passed on from generation to generation and will be replaced forever. All the grace that I bestow on my younger brother shall not be arbitrarily reduced by future generations. " Hongxiao inherited Prince Yi, and his brother Hongmin was granted the title of King Ning.
Hong Xiaoxi read popular novels and wrote inscriptions and comments for the novel "Pingshan Lengyan". Due to the close relationship between Cao Xueqin's family and Yunxiang, Hongxiao and his family once recorded the story of the stone, which is the present edition of Jimao (the 24th year of Qianlong). But in order to avoid disaster, he did not record it in his Yifu bibliography. Hongxiao is good at writing, poetry and books, but only a quarter of his works are preserved in his collection of mingshantang Poems (also titled collection of poems of Bingyu Villa). The reason for deletion may be related to the literary inquisition.
Book collectors
He was fond of ancient books, built nine couplets in the library, and filled the building with books. It was called "Leshan hall", as well as "Mingshan hall" and "Anle hall". Before Qian Qianyi's "jiangyunlou" was put on fire, most of the books in song and Yuan Dynasties were purchased by Mao Jin and Qian Zeng. After the two books were released, half of them were obtained by Xu Qianxue and Ji Zhenyi. After he Zhuo introduced them, they were all collected by Hongxiao. In the 37th year of Qianlong reign (1772), the four libraries were opened, and the book collectors from all over the world all submitted the books, but his "Yifu" collection was not submitted. Among them, there are many rare books in the world, with a collection of more than 100 years. At the end of Tongzhi, the collection of books began to spread among the people. Yang Shaohe of Shandong, Weng Tonghe of Beijing, pan Zuyin of Wuxian, Zhu Xueqin of Hangzhou and others all have his books, most of them are fine books. It has compiled a volume of Yifu bibliography, which contains 4500 kinds of books. It is not divided into volumes or categories. It only records the title, number of volumes and engravings. The rare edition is juxtaposed with the common edition. There are more than 10 seals in the collection, such as "Yifu Shibao", "anlantang collection", "mingshantang calligraphy and painting seal", "yuti mingshantang seal", "loyalty and filial piety as a vassal", "yiwangbao", "lunyin good book is still full of temperament", "Tianyu dutiful from Zhizhong", "like taiguzhai gold and stone calligraphy and painting seal". He is the author of mingshantang collection.
Local Records
Hongxiao (1722-1778), the owner of Bingyu and the seventh son of Yinxiang, the prince of Yixian, was born in 1722, the 61st year of Kangxi. He was clever and studious, and was good at writing, poetry and books. He especially liked popular novels. He was the author of mingshantang poetry anthology and eight banners art and literature catalogue. In December 1730, Yongzheng inherited the title of Prince Yi and became the second generation of Prince Yi. In November 1739, Qianlong managed the affairs of the vassal court. In September of five years, he was appointed as the commander of the Han army. In March of 2007 and August of 2008, they were dismissed in turn. He died in April of the 43rd year of Emperor Qianlong at the age of 57.
member of family
parent
Father: Aixinjueluo Yinxiang, the 13th son of Emperor Kangxi, Prince Heshuo Yixian.
Mother: the daughter of Shanshu malhan.
wife
Di Fu Jin: Li Jia's, the daughter of the third class Berger.
After Fu Jin: Tong Jia, the daughter of Du Tong Chang Sheng.
Side Fujin: Jin family, the daughter of Chang Ming, the Minister of bodyguard.
Side Fujin: Shi, the daughter of Shi Zhongyu.
Side Fujin: yiergengjue Luo, the daughter of dianweike Xinge.
Concubine: Xu, the daughter of Xu Guoxiu.
Concubine: Xiang, daughter of jiudase.
Concubine: Mahalanobis, daughter of matuh.
Concubine: bayala, the daughter of Bi tie style Cai Bao.
Heirs
The eldest son: Yonghang (1745-1777), born on December 25, the ninth year of Qianlong, whose mother was Li Jia of Fujin. In December of Qianlong's thirtieth year, he was a general of Zhenguo. He died on the fourth day of June in 1942 at the age of 34. She is the daughter of endeyi, the third class bodyguard. There is no heir.
Second son: Yonglang (1746-1799), born on the fifth day of may in the eleventh year of Qianlong, whose mother was Shi Jia of Fujin. In December of Qianlong's thirtieth year, he was a general of Zhenguo. In June of the 43rd year, Prince heshuoyi was attacked. On the first day of September in the fourth year of Jiaqing, Hong was 54 years old and was posthumously named Gong. He is the daughter of guaerjia in Fujin, the daughter of shenlingdezhu, the daughter of yiergenjue Luo, the daughter of dianyi kexinge, the daughter of Liu Wenxue, the daughter of Cui Bingwen. Second son: Mianjin, the eldest son, and mianbiao, the second son.
Third son: unknown (1750-1750), born on May 14, the 15th year of Qianlong. His mother was Li Jia of Fujin. He died on the 15th of this month at the age of one.
His fourth son, yongman (1752-1808), was born on the 5th of September in the 17th year of Qianlong. In the 28th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong, he was adopted by his uncle Aixinjueluo Honghuang as his successor. He died on March 15, the 13th year of Jiaqing at the age of 57. Nuhulu's wife is the daughter of algun, the Duke of Guoyi (the aunt of empress xiaomucheng); Wang's wife is the daughter of Fude; Wang's wife is the daughter of Wang Bin; Li's wife is the daughter of Li Bin; Jin's wife is the daughter of Jincheng Wei. Nine sons: first son Mianfang, second son mianxing, third son Miantang, fourth son miankui, fifth son Mianquan, sixth son mianyao, seventh son mianpu, eighth son mianchun and ninth son miankao.
Wu Zi: unknown (1757-1758), born on July 22, Qianlong 22nd, his mother's concubine Ba Ya Guan la. He died at the age of two on the sixth day of the first month of the 23rd year of Qianlong.
Liu Zi: unknown (1766-1766), born on May 19, 31, Qianlong. His mother is yiergengjueluo, Fujin. He died on November 27 this year at the age of one.
Seven sons: unknown (1770-1771), born on the 10th day of October in the 35th year of Qianlong reign, whose mother is yi'ergengjue Luo of Fujin. On April 26, the 36th year of Emperor Qianlong, he died at the age of two.
Eight sons: yongmai (1771-1799), born on December 18, the 36th year of Emperor Qianlong, whose mother is yiergengjue Luo. In December of the 55th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong, he was the general of the third auxiliary state. He died on April 26, the fourth year of Jiaqing at the age of 29. His wife, borzijit, is the daughter of zuoling Wenliang. Yizi: mianming.
The ninth son: Yonghe (1773-1774), born in April of the 38th year of Qianlong, was Xu's concubine. He died on November 28, the 39th year of Emperor Qianlong at the age of two. There is no heir.
Chinese PinYin : Hong Xiao
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