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Empress Jing Xian (c. 1681-1731), 1st consort of Emperor Yongzheng (1678 - 1735)
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Empress Jing Xian (c. 1681-1731), 1st consort of Emperor Yongzheng (1678 - 1735)
1147474 Empress Jing Xian (c.1681-1731), 1st consort of Emperor Yongzheng (1678 - 1735) by Chinese School; Palace Museum, Beijing, China; (add.info.: Empress Jing Xian came from the Manchu Yellow banner Ulanara clan. The Ulanara Empress was the daughter of Fiyanggu and was the first Empress Consort of the Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Emperor of China. Empress Xiao Jing Xian was probably born in the twentieth year of Emperor Kangxis reign. It is written in the memoirs of a court attendant that in 1731 they celebrated the Ulanara Empresss fiftieth birthday.); Chinese, out of copyright
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This print showcases Empress Jing Xian, the esteemed 1st consort of Emperor Yongzheng during the Qing Dynasty in China. The image, captured by a Chinese School artist and housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing, exudes regality and grace. Empress Jing Xian was born into the Manchu Yellow banner Ulanara clan and held a significant position as the first Empress Consort of Emperor Yongzheng. Her lineage can be traced back to Fiyanggu, her father. Born around 1681 during Emperor Kangxi's reign, she is believed to have celebrated her fiftieth birthday in 1731. The photograph beautifully captures Empress Jing Xian's dignified presence. Her traditional attire reflects her status as a powerful ruler with intricate details that symbolize her role within imperial China. As one gazes upon this historical image, it becomes evident that she possessed both beauty and strength. This portrait serves as a window into Asian history and offers insight into the grandeur of royalty during the Qing Dynasty. It reminds us of an era when empresses played pivotal roles alongside their emperor counterparts, shaping dynasties and leaving lasting legacies. As we admire this remarkable piece from Chinese history, we are transported back to an age where power dynamics were defined by monarchies like those seen in Europe but with unique cultural nuances specific to Asia. This photograph encapsulates not only Empress Jing Xian's individual story but also represents an entire era steeped
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