Aisin Gioro Mianqing (綿慶; 17 June 1779 – 27 November 1804) was Yongrong's fifth son and Qianlong Emperor's grandson. Mianqing was the third in Prince Shen peerage and the second holder of Prince Zhi of the Second Rank title.
Mianqing was born on 17 June 1779 to second primary princess consort Zhizhuang of the First Rank, lady Niohuru.[1] Mianqing also had one biological sister, Princess of the Fourth Rank. [2]
Mianqing was talented since young and showed interest for art, especially for music. He was taught archery by his grandfather personally.[3] His talent for archery was shown off during the imperial hunt in Rehe in 1793. Mianqing killed a wild boar with only 3 arrows. Although Mianqing was injured, Qianlong Emperor was pleased having been informed about Mianqing's action and granted him three-eyed peacock feathers and yellow horse-riding jacket.[4]
Mianqing succeeded his father as Prince Zhi of the Second Rank in 1790, being barely 11 years old.[5] In 1802, prince consort Fengshenyinde described the relationship of Helin and Mianqing, largely concerning the long-lasting colligation between the clans. Alternative view of the colligation presented Heshen, commenting that before Helin died of malaria in 1796, he had been reciting the memorials to a group consisting of 15 people expressing deep grievance through "unclearly pronounced words" comparable to "slightly falling brush, song becoming crying cloud[Note 1]".[6]
Mianqing died on 27 November 1804 because of progressing effects of his injury. Jiaqing Emperor was deeply saddened by his death and therefore gave his descendants 5000 taels of silver for a funeral.[7]
Mianqing was posthumously honoured as Prince Zhi Ke of the Second Rank (質恪郡王, meaning: "talented and respectful")[8] and succeeded by his sole son, Yiqi.[9]
Family
Mianqing was married to lady Niohuru, daughter of Helin (和琳) and niece of Heshen, infamous late Qianlong era official. [10]
Princess Consort Zhike of the Second Rank, of the Niohuru clan (質恪郡王福晋 钮祜禄氏)
mianqing, aisin, gioro, 綿慶, june, 1779, november, 1804, yongrong, fifth, qianlong, emperor, grandson, third, prince, shen, peerage, second, holder, prince, second, rank, title, prince, zhike, second, rankprince, shenpredecessoryongrongsuccessoryiqiborn17, june. Aisin Gioro Mianqing 綿慶 17 June 1779 27 November 1804 was Yongrong s fifth son and Qianlong Emperor s grandson Mianqing was the third in Prince Shen peerage and the second holder of Prince Zhi of the Second Rank title MianqingPrince Zhike of the Second RankPrince ShenPredecessorYongrongSuccessorYiqiBorn17 June 1779Died27 November 1804SpouseLady NiohuruIssueYiqiFatherYongrongMotherLady NiohuruContents 1 Life 2 Family 3 References 3 1 NotesLife EditMianqing was born on 17 June 1779 to second primary princess consort Zhizhuang of the First Rank lady Niohuru 1 Mianqing also had one biological sister Princess of the Fourth Rank 2 Mianqing was talented since young and showed interest for art especially for music He was taught archery by his grandfather personally 3 His talent for archery was shown off during the imperial hunt in Rehe in 1793 Mianqing killed a wild boar with only 3 arrows Although Mianqing was injured Qianlong Emperor was pleased having been informed about Mianqing s action and granted him three eyed peacock feathers and yellow horse riding jacket 4 Mianqing succeeded his father as Prince Zhi of the Second Rank in 1790 being barely 11 years old 5 In 1802 prince consort Fengshenyinde described the relationship of Helin and Mianqing largely concerning the long lasting colligation between the clans Alternative view of the colligation presented Heshen commenting that before Helin died of malaria in 1796 he had been reciting the memorials to a group consisting of 15 people expressing deep grievance through unclearly pronounced words comparable to slightly falling brush song becoming crying cloud Note 1 6 Mianqing died on 27 November 1804 because of progressing effects of his injury Jiaqing Emperor was deeply saddened by his death and therefore gave his descendants 5000 taels of silver for a funeral 7 Mianqing was posthumously honoured as Prince Zhi Ke of the Second Rank 質恪郡王 meaning talented and respectful 8 and succeeded by his sole son Yiqi 9 Family EditMianqing was married to lady Niohuru daughter of Helin 和琳 and niece of Heshen infamous late Qianlong era official 10 Princess Consort Zhike of the Second Rank of the Niohuru clan 質恪郡王福晋 钮祜禄氏 Princess of the Fourth Rank 县主 b 1799 Married Salashen 萨拉神 in 1819 11 Secondary consort of the Irgen Gioro clan 侧福晋伊 尔根觉罗氏 Prince of the Third Rank Yiqi 多罗贝勒奕绮 20 June 1802 3 July 1842 12 References Edit 详细资料介绍 爱新觉罗宗谱网 www axjlzp com Retrieved 2021 03 13 列祖女孫直檔 Feng 冯 Zuozhe 佐哲 1998 清代政治与中外关系 Qing dynasty politics 中国社会科学出版社 p 40 26 Chronicles of China 中国华侨出版社 2002 p 8655 Great encyclopedia of 26 periods Biographies Jilin Public Press 1993 p 1213 Feng Zuozhe 1998 清代政治与中外关系 Qing dynasty politics 中国社会科学出版社 p 41 保定历代史事长编 Vol 1 Xinhua Press 2005 p 667 熙朝雅颂集 辽宁民族古籍整理文学类之二 中国少数民族古籍 Liaoning University Press 1992 p 135 愛新覺羅宗譜 part 3 p 1087 Shi Lin 2001 梦断紫禁城 和珅之谜 Forbidden city in dreams Heshen s biography 中国言实出版社 A decree on setting up the annual stipend of Mianqing s first daughter and her prince consort Salashen 1819 详细资料介绍 爱新觉罗宗谱网 www axjlzp com Retrieved 2021 03 13 Notes Edit The interpretation of 哭云 is rain Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mianqing amp oldid 1043987411, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
