Lady Zhang entered the Forbidden City in 1853 as a palace maid of Changchun palace. In 1855, she was granted a title of "Noble Lady Qing" (庆贵人; "qing" meaning "glad").[3] Wulingchun was one of the Four Spring Ladies (四春娘娘). The other ladies were : Noble Lady Lu, Noble Lady Ji and Noble Lady Xi. As a noble lady, she moved to Chuxiu palace and lived together with future Empress Dowager Cixi.[4] She remained childless during Xianfeng era.
Tongzhi eraedit
In 1861, Noble Lady Qing was promoted to "Concubine Qing" (庆嫔). In 1868, she moved to the Study of Happiness and Peace (吉安所) which had been a residence of Dowager Concubine Rong and lived there with Consort Xi.[5]
Guangxu eraedit
In 1875, Concubine Qing was further promoted to "Consort Qing" (慶妃). Zhang Wulingchun died on 15 June 1885 and was interred at Ding Mausoleum of the Eastern Qing tombs.[6]
^Wang, Peihuan (1993). "Qing Dynasty imperial consorts". Liaoning University Press. p. 37.
January 01, 1970
consort, qing, xianfeng, consort, qing, chinese, 慶妃, pinyin, qìng, fēi, october, 1840, june, 1885, chinese, zhang, clan, consort, xianfeng, emperor, consort, qingborn, 1840, october, 1840died15, june, 1885, 1885, aged, forbidden, cityburialding, mausoleum, wes. Consort Qing Chinese 慶妃 pinyin Qing Fei 25 October 1840 15 June 1885 of the Han Chinese Zhang clan was a consort of Xianfeng Emperor Consort QingBorn 1840 10 25 25 October 1840Died15 June 1885 1885 06 15 aged 44 Forbidden CityBurialDing Mausoleum Western Qing tombsSpouseXianfeng Emperor m 1855 died 1861 wbr HouseZhang 張氏 by birth Aisin Gioro by marriage FatherYuanhu 园户 Consort QingTraditional Chinese慶妃Simplified Chinese慶妃TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinQing Fei Contents 1 Life 1 1 Family background 1 2 Xianfeng era 1 3 Tongzhi era 1 4 Guangxu era 2 Titles 3 See also 4 ReferencesLife editFamily background edit Consort Qing was a member of Han Chinese Zhang clan Her personal name was Wulingchun 武陵春 corresponding spring views of Great Wall of China 1 Father Yuanhu 园户 served as a worker in Imperial Gardens Paternal grandfather Yuanhu 苑户 a worker in Imperial Gardens One younger brother and one elder brother 2 Xianfeng era edit Lady Zhang entered the Forbidden City in 1853 as a palace maid of Changchun palace In 1855 she was granted a title of Noble Lady Qing 庆贵人 qing meaning glad 3 Wulingchun was one of the Four Spring Ladies 四春娘娘 The other ladies were Noble Lady Lu Noble Lady Ji and Noble Lady Xi As a noble lady she moved to Chuxiu palace and lived together with future Empress Dowager Cixi 4 She remained childless during Xianfeng era Tongzhi era edit In 1861 Noble Lady Qing was promoted to Concubine Qing 庆嫔 In 1868 she moved to the Study of Happiness and Peace 吉安所 which had been a residence of Dowager Concubine Rong and lived there with Consort Xi 5 Guangxu era edit In 1875 Concubine Qing was further promoted to Consort Qing 慶妃 Zhang Wulingchun died on 15 June 1885 and was interred at Ding Mausoleum of the Eastern Qing tombs 6 Titles editDuring the reign of the Xianfeng Emperor r 1850 1861 Lady Zhang from unknown date Servant from 1853 Noble Lady Qing 慶貴人 from 1855 sixth rank consort During the reign of the Tongzhi Emperor r 1861 1875 Concubine Qing 慶嬪 from 1861 fifth rank consort During the reign of the Guangxu Emperor r 1875 1908 Consort Qing 慶妃 from 1875 fourth rank consortSee also editRanks of imperial consorts in China Qing Royal and noble ranks of the Qing dynastyReferences edit Xiang Si 2018 The truth about Cixi Beijing Co Inc Wang Peihuan 1993 Qing Dynasty imperial consorts Liaoning University Publishers p 391 Zhuang 庄 Jifa 吉发 2008 Chronology of Xianfeng era p 242 清宫述闻正续编合编本 Qing Dynasty palaces Improved edition 紫禁城出版社 Forbidden City publishers 2009 ISBN 978 7 80047 907 6 Yan Ziyou 2000 Eastern Qing tombs p 328 Wang Peihuan 1993 Qing Dynasty imperial consorts Liaoning University Press p 37 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Consort Qing Xianfeng amp oldid 1149853572, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
