Where do Princess Qianlong and Princess Xiao Jialun live?

After her birth, she lived in Chunfei Palace, and after her marriage, she lived in Little Shenyang House.

Introduction:

Gu Lun and Princess Xiao (1775—1823), ten women in Qianlong and ten women in Qing Dynasty, the wife of Wang. The princess was born in Qianlong, aged 65. Because of his lively personality, good riding and shooting, and similar appearance to his father, he won the favor of Qianlong. She married Feng?enyende, the eldest son of Xiao Shenyang. At the age of 49, he died in Daoguang for three years.

According to the historical records of the Li Dynasty, Princess Xiao He was called "Princess Polo" in the palace. Because the princess is the favorite of Emperor Qianlong, even when she is angry, she will be relieved as long as she is angry. So whenever Qianlong wanted to punish the official hall, the imperial secretary would send the princess to the emperor.

In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong, the princess got married, and the dowry was ten times that of Princess He. Qianlong's gift to the princess is millions of gold, in addition to 302 thousand silver. On the day of the princess's wedding, senior officials presented their wishful pearls and bid farewell to the princess's sedan chair. He has been carefree for thousands of times. Old A Gui, the first cabinet, is old and respected, but he avoids it.

With my father-in-law Xiao Shenyang:

The good education of the royal family made Gulun and Princess Xiao very capable and knowledgeable, so their doting did not make the princess develop arrogance, but became more and more talented. After marriage, she is also very concerned about the future of her husband Feng?enyende. Because she knows that a man must have a career to rely on, and she doesn't want her husband to do nothing all day in the shadow of the emperor and Shenyang. I hope my husband depends on his own ability, not on his father.

After the marriage, she found that Xiao Shenyang accepted bribes and perverted the law. She had a premonition that the greedy good goods in Shenyang would not come to a good end. Zhaolian's "Continued Recording of the Whistling Pavilion" records: "The princess said:" You Weng loves the Emperor's kindness and has no reward. Only when I see it will I worry about you. I am afraid that one day I will lose my wealth and I will be tired of you. "Gu Lun and xiao princess proved to be far-sighted. A few years later, little Shenyang was defeated, and the princess repeatedly begged Jiaqing to get a complete body for little Shenyang.