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[Beijing] Emperor Qianlong of the Qing dynasty is a known Casanova who had many concubines, but he was also a caring father (to most of his children). Today along Zhang Zizhong Road (张自忠路), you will see a simple looking door with ancient Chinese features, it used to be the residence of Princess Hejing (固伦和敬公主) after she was married. Princess Hejing was the daughter of Emperor Qianlong and Empress Xiaoxian (孝贤皇后) and was given the highest rank among princesses. According to the imperial system, there were 2 grades of titles for the emperor’s daughter, if her mother is the empress, she would be given the first grade, and if she is born to a concubine, usually she will be given the second. Of course those that were born to princes, dukes and marquises would have lower ranks. Princess Hejing was married to Monglian prince Septeng Baljur, it was clearly a marriage of convenience, to secure the support from the Mongolian royals. As part of the arrangement, the Princess would follow her husband back to Mongolia but the Emperor missed her so much that he bent the rules and allow the couple to live in Beijing, thus the residence along Zhang Zizhong Road. Today, the Princess’ residence has been converted into a 3-star hotel, history buffs might want to consider put up here as it is also nearby several other princes’ mansions, which also indirectly indicated how much Emperor Qianlong has doted on her. 📍Beijing, China. 中国北京。🇨🇳 . . . #china #beijing #forbiddencity #travelthroughthelenses #nonmainstream #ancientchina #travelgram #igchina #history #chinahistory #chinagram #lovebeijing #lifeinbeijing #beijinger #chinese #chinesearchitecture #citygrammers #oldplaces #chinaexplorer #discoverchina #createexplore #historicalplace #instatravel #sihantravels #igdaily #instabeijing #notatourist #中国 #北京 #帝都

I bring you 4-frames comic showcasing the daily life of Princess Atsu and all people that revolves around her. Today, I show you a conversation between Princess Atsu and Ikushima before she marries Shōgun Tokugawa Iesada. One of the duties when becoming a wife of a shōgun is, you need to bear an heir as soon as possible. Ikushima seems pushing Princess Atsu to have a child with Shōgun Iesada once she gets married with him bc looking at how carefree Princess Atsu is, Ikushima may be like, “This girl cannot be trusted! I need to push her!” 😂😂😂 But yeah, the original intention was to help Princess Atsu’s adoptive father; Shimazu Nariakira politically. If I need to explain about Japan’s politics during Edo period here, it’d be quite long so maybe next time. And yep, there’s a scene where Ikushima shows Princess Atsu a guide of how to bear a child lol and ofc Princess Atsu was feeling embarrassed 😂 Ikushima is strict but at the same time she’s lowkey a funny attendant 🤣 Didn’t she aware that Princess Atsu was old enough to know about those things? 🤣