Prince Gong s Mansion, the largest palace in the Qing Dynasty, why is the world s first blessing mon

OneConservation of cultural relics

The biggest possibility is to protect cultural relics, because of thisPrince Gong's MansionThe contents are by far the best-preservedIf tourists take pictures at will, random destruction may cause some damage to cultural relics, so tourists can only visit cultural relics, but can not take pictures, I don't care, since it can be so clearly stipulated, there must be the idea of a museum, in my opinion, the most important thing is to protect these cultural relics from being destroyed, can be preserved for a longer time.

IISuperstitions

This piece of blessing word tablet.

It is said that after being brought to his house by He Shen, not only did it not bring blessings to He Shen, but on the contrary, it brought bad luck and made him suffer disasters, from the side, if a person does not have the ability to suppress the blessing on the back of the master, then it may backfire, so ordinary people should not be able to do enough, so taking a photo with this stone tablet may have a bad impact,That's why some people say don't take a photo with the Fu word tablet, in fact, I think it should be a superstitious statement.

IIIPreserve it intact

Prince Gong's Mansion can be said to be a very complete palace preserved in our country at present, and its structure is mainly divided into two main parts: the mansion and the garden, the mansion is in the front part, the garden is in the house, and his battlefield has reached 10,000 square meters, when he saw it, there was a strict axis, through, it was counted as a courtyard, and there were many rooms in the palace, and the scale of such a building was the highest scale in the palace.

No matter what the reason is not allowed to take pictures, we all just need to follow it, and never violate the rules to avoid bad effects.

It seems that if you take a picture, the light of the flash will make the inscription gradually become worn, and the inscription may become shallower and shallower over time.

It may be that the words engraved on the stele cannot be passed on, and it is related to the secrets of the Qing Dynasty. That's why I don't want to take pictures and spread them on the Internet.

Because if you take a picture, the flash may flash on the shell, which will affect the inscription on the stele, which may not be conducive to preservation.

It may be that the words written on this inscription are a bit bad, so I don't want people to take pictures and upload them to the Internet, and I want to protect this content.

Prince Gong's Mansion is located in Qianhai West Street, is the largest palace in the Qing Dynasty, was the residence of Heshen, Prince Gong's Mansion consists of two parts of the mansion and the garden of Prince Gong's Mansion, about 330 meters long from north to south, 180 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of 61,120 square meters, including 32,260 square meters of mansion and 28,860 square meters of garden. The buildings in the mansion are symmetrical with a strict central axis to form a three-way multi-entry quadrangle, with a regular layout; The garden is also known as the Jingcui Jin Garden, the garden is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the scenery is endless.

The whole building is large-scale, and the garden is exquisite, which not only reflects the building regulations of the palace, but also has its own characteristics. This is the best preserved palace so far, it was once the residence of Heshen, opened in October 1996 is the back garden of Prince Gong's Mansion, and on August 20, 2008, it was restored and all opened to the public.

Kangxi 12 years of Yun Answer (AD 1673), the 60th birthday of the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang is approaching, but unfortunately ill, even the imperial doctor is helpless, Kangxi meditated, and finally became a "Fu" word to the Queen Mother, the Queen Mother got the word "Fu" after all illnesses were eliminated, and she was able to die well, and finally this Fu word was engraved as a stone tablet and became a royal treasure, that is, the word Fu Tablet.

"Fu" is the first of the six auspicious "Fu, Lu, Shou, Xi, Cai and Ji", and in Chinese culture, "Fu" mainly represents the spiritual satisfaction and the pursuit of a better life.

Prince Gong's Mansion Fuzi Tablet is missing and refers to "the world's first blessing source", which is located in the Miyun Cave of Prince Gong's Mansion Garden in Beijing, and has a history of nearly 400 years.

The word "Fu" on the Fu character tablet of Prince Gong's Mansion is the Kangxi imperial pen, which implies five kinds of characters in the writing: "Zi, Tian, Cai, Shou, Fu", meaning "many sons, many fields, many talents, many longevity, and many blessings".

There are a lot of precious artifacts. First, the calligraphy and painting "Pingfu Paste" was in Prince Gong's Mansion at that time, and was later sold to Zhang Boju, who donated it to the Palace Museum. Second, there are a large number of precious antiques, such as the red sandalwood seat screen and the jade pen holder of the Qianlong period.

Third, there are many pieces of rosewood furniture and thrones in Prince Gong's palace.

Prince Gong's Mansion is a national key cultural relics protection unit, a national museum, and the largest and most authoritative "Royal Culture" research center in the country. This batch of cultural relics is huge in quantity, rich in categories, including calligraphy and painting, porcelain, furniture, coins, bronzes, Buddha statues, etc., by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage relevant experts appraisal, a large part of them can be designated as national second-class cultural relics, and even national first-class cultural relics, such as the typical Qing Dynasty aristocratic female dependents used Hainan flower pear dressing box, etc., all have high historical, artistic and research value.

Prince Gong's Mansion has a huge number of cultural relics, rich in categories, including calligraphy and painting, porcelain, furniture, coins, bronzes, Buddha statues, etc., identified by the relevant experts of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, a large part of them can be designated as national second-class cultural relics, and even national first-class cultural relics, which shows how huge the cultural relics of Prince Gong's Mansion are.

In addition to the Forbidden City, there is also a very famous tourist attraction in Beijing, that is, Prince Gong's Mansion. People often say that a palace of Prince Gong, half of the history of the Qing Dynasty, like the palace of Prince Gong with historical value, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is worth even the city. But it only sold a mere 80,000 silver dollars, which was mainly due to its owner Pu Wei, who wanted to restore the Qing Dynasty and mortgaged Prince Gong's Mansion as a fund, but in the end he couldn't pay back the money, and Prince Gong's Mansion was mortgaged to someone else.

In 1912, the rule of the Qing Dynasty ended, and Pu Yi abdicated. At that time, the owner of Prince Gong's Mansion was already Pu Wei, Prince Gong's grandson, unlike his grandfather, Pu Wei was a person with high ambitions, but no strength. Seeing that his family's dynasty was overthrown in this way, he was very unwilling, so he went to Qingdao and formed the Zongshe Party to restore the rule of the Qing Dynasty.

The restoration was a costly affair, and soon Pu Wei ran out of money. In order to obtain funds for the restoration, he took his Prince Gong's mansion as a mortgage and got 80,000 silver dollars. After several setbacks, Pu Wei's restoration operation finally failed.

Pu Wei also lived a poor life, and he couldn't afford to pay back the 80,000 silver dollars, and the 80,000 silver dollars were profitableMore than ten years later, 80,000 silver dollars have become almost 200,000 silver dollars. So Prince Gong's Mansion changed hands in this way, and the church became the new owner of Prince Gong's Mansion.

The huge Gongwang Mansion has been sold to the church for a mere 80,000 silver dollars, which also reflects that the Aixin Jueluo family has gone into total decline and has been abandoned by history. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Prince Gong's Mansion returned to the embrace of the country and became a tourist attraction open to the outside world. Friends who are interested in the history of the Qing Dynasty must visit Prince Gong's Mansion when they go to Beijing.

We all know that in the Qing Dynasty, the status of Prince Gong's Mansion was very high, according to historical records, at that time in Beijing, among all the mansions of the Manchu princes, Prince Gong's Mansion was the largest and most majestic, which was a very important building in Qing history.

Obviously, the garden was originally designed by Prince Gong for more than a decade after the mid-19th century, but its shape strictly follows the structural principles that China has formed over thousands of years。As a result, its picturesque beauty and amazing décor are even better than other well-developed landscapes. The water may dry up, but the mountains still stand, conveying the romantic atmosphere that once permeated the area.

Here, to explain some of the ** taken between 1922 and 1930, because since many places have disappeared or changed, but they were still the same then.

In the central part of the north is a high mountain, which is the highest point of the palace and consists of hollow and rugged stones. In front of the mountain is a stream that once meandered. There is a cave in the mountain that cannot be bypassed.

The distance between the curved waterways leading to both sides. Behind the summit there are long, sloping corridors that lead to open pavilions. This mountain is called Tridi Rock.

The name is due to the fact that there is a container on the top of the mountain. Fill the bucket with water when needed. The water flows out of the container, into the cave, and from there into a small pond in front of the mountain.

Known as the Secret Cloud Cave, this cave is one of the most magical sights in the garden. The platform at the top of the hill is called the Invitation Terrace, and it forms the romantic pinnacle of the garden.

It is such a very impressive royal garden, which was sold for only 80,000 yuan when it was destroyed in the Qing DynastyBecause people accepted new ideas and new cultures at that time, they were not very interested in this kind of conservative royal garden, and in addition, this kind of building was regarded as a remnant of old ideas and feudalism at that time, so not too many people took over.

Because the Qing Dynasty had just been overthrown at that time, people despised the houses where the Qing Dynasty princes lived, so they sold them very cheaply.

Because the Qing Dynasty was finally overthrown at that time, everyone despised the existence of the imperial power in the past.

Under the persecution of Yuan Shikai, Pu Yi abdicated, and the Qing Dynasty perished.

Because of the corruption of the Qing Dynasty, people looked down on the Qing court when they were just overthrown, and Prince Gong's Mansion was worthless in the eyes of the people.

Because the Qing Dynasty had just fallen at that time, Prince Gong's Mansion represented the imperial power of the Qing court to a certain extent, and people looked down on it and felt that it was not valuable.

It should be a poor geographical location, but 80,000 yuan in ancient times was also astronomical.

The value of 80,000 yuan at that time was different from the current 80,000 yuan, and it was also very valuable.

This place has lost its original value, and after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, it became an ordinary place.