Which daughter of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty married Gerdan?

Princess Heshuo Duanjing (1674-1710), the fifth daughter of Emperor Kangxi, the sage of Qing Dynasty, was born to a noble woman named Zhao Jia. Born on the sixth day of May in the 13th year of Kangxi, Kangxi was awarded the title of Princess Heshuo Duanjing in the 31st year (1692). In the same year 10, she married Wuliang Hangarzang, the second son of the king of Ling Du County in Harqin, Mongolia. Kangxi died in March of forty-nine years at the age of thirty-seven, and was buried in fifty-eight years.

Princess Heshuo Duanjing was born to Zhao Jia, Kangxi's favorite concubine. Yuxue is cute and smart since she was a child. It is regarded as the apple of Kangxi's eye. The princess is proficient in poetry and knows a little about riding and shooting. At the age of sixteen, she was named Princess Duanjing and married a lover. From then on, the husband and wife lived in harmony and the years were quiet. The princess died at the age of 37, and Emperor Kangxi was heartbroken.

Princess Heshuo:

Princess Heshuo, the concubine of the Qing emperor. During the period of Emperor Taizong and Huang Taiji in the Qing Dynasty, in the first year of Chongde (1636), the imitation system was made. The emperor's daughter began to be called "Princess", the eldest daughter was called "Princess Gulun" and the concubines were called "Princess Heshuo". The daughter of the prince is called Heshuo Gege (Princess), and the daughter of the prince, the county king and Dorobelle is called Dorogege.

In addition, if the eldest daughter can stay in the palace, she will also be named Princess Heshuo, such as Princess Heshuo and Princess Wan. If you are loved, you can name it Princess Gulen, such as Princess Gulen Duanmin.

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Heshuo Duanjing Quiet Princess Mausoleum is located on the north slope of the ditch, about 1.8km east of Shijiacun, Manchu Township, Shi Jia, Harqin Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, with the tomb facing south. The mausoleum covers an area of 10 mu and is surrounded by stone walls about 3 meters high.

The mausoleum is divided into two halls: the front yard has three porters, three main halls, seven east and west rooms, and there are small doors leading to the backyard on both sides. There are seven halls in the backyard, which used to be a place to worship the princess's clothes and accessories. The tomb is round, about 2 meters high, with masonry structure. It is built on a square platform behind the main hall, surrounded by stone carvings, and there is a rectangular stone altar under the stone steps in front of the tomb.

The existing stone carvings on the surface are: 1 four-pillar stone archway, inlaid with white marble plaques, and individual parts at the top of the archway were stolen; 1 The tomb table of Li Long (seriously damaged in recent years); The "Jian Peijun" of the decapitated turtle is covered with 1 China tombstone. The tomb has been destroyed. The cultural relics management office of Harqin Banner collects the white marble in this tomb, with Chinese epitaph 1 and Chinese "sequential burial" 1 square.

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