Qiong Yao said that there are two gege tombs buried in the princess's tomb, but why not call it Gege Tomb?

Anyone who has seen Princess Pearl knows that the emperor's son is called brother and his daughter is called princess. What is the name of the emperor's sister? The elder sister of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty was called princess royal, so was it called Changgege in Qing Dynasty?

According to Qiong Yao, I wrote Princess Zhuge because I passed the princess's tomb by subway in Beijing. Then why did the Qing Dynasty have a princess's tomb? Shouldn't it be called princess grave?

It turns out that there were princesses in the Qing Dynasty. During the period of Emperor Taizong and Huang Taiji, 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".

Therefore, in the late Qing Dynasty, the emperor's daughter didn't need to be called Gege, nor did Swallow and Wei Zi. Moreover, the first princess and the princess have different levels and titles. Only the Empress is called Princess Julun, for example, Princess Hejing House, located at No.7 Zhang Zizhong Road (formerly Iron Lion Hutong) in Dongcheng District, Beijing, is the first gift after the third daughter of Emperor Julun married Princess Qingjian Longjing.

"Gulun" is a national and elegant meaning in Manchu, and "Gulun" is also the highest-ranking princess. Generally, only the daughter born to the Queen can be canonized as Princess Julun. But there are exceptions For example, Princess Gu Lun Rong Xian, the daughter of Emperor Kangxi, and Princess Gu Lun and Princess Xiao, the daughters of Emperor Qianlong, all got this title because they were particularly loved by the emperor. In addition, there is Princess Duanmin of Gulen. Gulun Princess Kejing was named Princess Julun because marriage played a very important role in the court.

The rest are called Princess Heshuo, and the concubines of the Qing emperor are titles. 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". "Heshuo" means "four corners" in Manchu. In the early Qing Dynasty, imperial women and imperial women were collectively called Gege. During the Qianlong period, all his daughters were called princesses, so Wei Zi and Swallow would not be named Gege. Ms Qiong Yao is not familiar with Manchu culture, but her Princess Zhu Huan misled everyone in turn, making the name Princess more deeply rooted in people's hearts!