History of Hejing House

I. How about Beijing and Jingfu? Jingfu Hotel [1] is located at Zhang Zizhong Road and Jinggong House, and the quadrangle was built by Wang Fu.

The courtyard is fragrant with flowers, famous trees are lush, it covers a vast area and has a superior geographical position. It is adjacent to Sun Yat-sen's northbound pavilion in the west and the former site in the east, which is quite historic. The hotel has ordinary standard rooms and business standard rooms, and has multi-function halls and large and small meeting rooms, which are suitable for holding various meetings.

The restaurant in the hotel can accommodate 200 people at the same time. The cuisine of the restaurant is mainly Sichuan, Cantonese and home-cooked dishes. The hotel is a comprehensive hotel integrating food, accommodation, transportation and entertainment.

The hotel will welcome Chinese and foreign guests with excellent service. The front yard of the hotel is a royal courtyard with lush and famous trees. Take a walk if you have nothing to do and feel the lost royal atmosphere.

The hotel opened in 2000, and the main building is five stories high, with a total of rooms 120 (sets). This is a three-star hotel.

2. Hejingfu Hotel is in Princess Hejing's house. This princess Hejing is the daughter of the Qing emperor. Who is it? Beijing Hejingfu Hotel Description: Hejingfu Hotel is located at No.7 Zhang Zizhong Road, which is the residence of Gu Lun and Jing Gege, the third daughters of Qing Qianlong. Covers a vast area and has a good geographical location. It is adjacent to Sun Yat-sen's Northbound Pavilion in the west and the former site of Zhi * * in the east, which is quite historic. Beijing Hejingfu Hotel, located in Princess Hejing's mansion, is a gift from Gulun and Princess Jing, the third daughter of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty. This courtyard covers an area of 1000 square meters and consists of Wang Fu. The flowers and plants in the garden are fragrant and the famous trees are lush. The hotel is located in the courtyard, with multi-function hall, meeting rooms, business center, merchandise department, fitness center, beauty salon, bar and large, medium and small restaurants. It is a comprehensive hotel integrating food, accommodation, transportation and entertainment. The hotel will welcome Chinese and foreign guests with excellent service. Forecourt, royal courtyard, lush trees, take a leisurely walk and feel the lost royal atmosphere. 1996 was opened and renovated in 2003. The hotel is located in the courtyard, with five floors, 138 rooms/suites (including standard rooms, single rooms and suites). 67 business standard rooms with an area of 20 square meters; Business single room16; 50 ordinary standard rooms with an area of 20 square meters; There are 6 executive suite with an area of 45 square meters.

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3. Whose residence was Princess Hejing in history? Princess Hejing is located at No.7 Zhang Zizhong Road, Beijing. It is a gift from the third daughter of Qianlong and Jing Fei after their marriage, and it is a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.

Princess Hejing (173 1~ 1792) married Guose Buteng Balejur, assistant of Mongolian Horqin Department, in the 12th year of Qianlong (1747). Sebuteng Baljul joined the army in Jinchuan and was awarded the title of Prince Heshuo.

During the Guangxu period, this place was occupied by Natusu, the heir of the monarch, so it was also called Nagongfu. This building was built as a palace. Although the title was passed down from generation to generation, the mansion was preserved, but the kiss was changed to look at animals, which was different from the original palace.

During the Republic of China, Wang Fu was the seat of Beiyang Military Department. The rear bedroom building was rebuilt and expanded, but the original pattern was not destroyed. The main buildings retain the style of the late Qing Dynasty. Now it's Hejingfu Hotel.

IV. Introduction to Princess Hejing's Mansion Princess Hejing (1731-1792) was born in Empress Xiaoxianchun. In the twelfth year of Qianlong, he married Buteng Balejur, assistant minister of Horqin Department of Mongolia. The original mansion was built in Wang Fu, with main entrance, main hall, back bedroom, back building, east-west annex building and other ancillary buildings. The Princess Cemetery was built in Dongba City, Chaoyang District. The descendants of the princess were once named Beizi, so Princess Hejing House is also called Dabeizi House. After the Republic of China, it became the seat of the Warfare Department of Beiyang Warlords, and now it is Hejingfu Hotel. The main halls in Zhonglu Road are well preserved and are the key cultural relics under protection in Beijing.

The mansion was originally a gift from Princess Jing, the third daughter of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, when she got married. Because Princess Hejing was named Princess Gulen, the regulations of this mansion are the same as those of the pro-Wangfu. Namely: five main doors, three open doors, seven main halls, nine wing rooms, five back halls, seven back rooms and seven back buildings. Later, due to the first-class attack of the Lord, he no longer had the identity of "prince", so he changed the number of government doors from five to three, and the echinoderms on the main building changed from kissing animals to watching animals; However, the size and pattern of the government have not changed. Because of the change of dynasty, Princess Hejing's mansion was called "Gonggong Mansion", "Neigong Mansion", "Dagong Mansion" and "Dabeizi Mansion" successively.

5. Which emperor's daughter is Princess Hejing's mansion on Zhang Zizhong Road? Gan Long's third daughter.

Princess Hejing House is located at No.7 Zhang Zizhong Road, Dongcheng District, People's Republic of China (PRC) (formerly Iron Lion Hutong). It is a gift from Gulun and Princess Jing, the third daughters of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.

Princess Hejing was born in the 9th year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (173 1) and died in the 57th year of Qianlong (1792). She was born in Empress Hyo Hyun. Because the eldest daughter and the second daughter of Emperor Qianlong died at an early age, Emperor Qianlong loved her very much. In the 12th year of Qianlong (1747), when the princess was sixteen years old, Emperor Qianlong married her to Buteng Baljul, the auxiliary country of Horqin Department of Mongolia. Sebuteng Balejur is the great-grandson of Prince Zasak Dahan in Horqin Left Banner. He is the younger brother of sourdrang dowager, the mother of Shunzhi Emperor, and the uncle of Shunzhi Emperor. The daughter of Wu Keshan, the eldest brother of Prince Manzhu Xili, was once the queen of Shunzhi Emperor (later reduced to a quiet princess, sourdrang queen's niece), and the succeeding little queen and Shu Huifei also came from this family. In addition, the emperor shunzhi adopted the second daughter of Prince Jane because her daughters died one after another, and raised her in the palace, and was named Princess Heshuo Duanmin (Princess Julun in the first year of Yongzheng). In the 9th year of Kangxi (1652), she married Bundhit, Prince of Durham, and Sabten Balejur was the grandson of Bundhit. Because of this relationship, emperor Qianlong was relieved to marry his daughter to this son-in-law and give this mansion to them to keep the capital. Sebuteng Baljul captured Prince Khan in the 17th year of Qianlong (1752), later named Prince Heshuo, and participated in the battle of Emperor Pingjunggar and Zheng Jinchuan in Qianlong. Forty years after Qianlong (1775), he died in the army on March 28th.

6. Princess Hejing and Princess Zhu Huan, who are more favored and respected, have a historical prototype. She is the first daughter, the second daughter and the third daughter of Emperor Qianlong, the former queen of Emperor Qianlong. The eldest daughter and the second daughter of Emperor Qianlong died young, so Yincui gorge was actually the eldest daughter of Emperor Qianlong. Born in 173 1, in the first year of Qianlong, Princess Hejing, aged 4, was named Princess Gulen. She is the only adult child of Empress Hyo Hyun (her brother, Crown Prince Duanhui, died at the age of 9, and both her sister and brother died before the age of two), and she is also the favorite daughter of Qianlong in her life.

Before she got married, her mother, Empress Hyo Hyun Chun, was still alive, and she was very loved. At the age of 65,438+06, she married Xiaozhuang Wen (the mother of Kangxi's grandmother Shunzhi, the famous big jade son), the great-grandson of Prince Tashak Khan, who was full of pearls. Qianlong was reluctant to let her marry Mongolia far away, so he left her in Beijing and built the Princess House, setting a precedent for the far-married princess to stay in Beijing. She was also the first princess to live in Beijing and enjoy the salary of 1000 yuan, and Princess Hejing House was also the only princess house in the Qing Dynasty. Later, Qianlong even pardoned her husband's death because of her. Princess Hejing lived for 6 1 year, and she was extremely distinguished from birth to death. Ganlong has seventeen sons and ten daughters, and she is Ganlong's favorite.

Seven. The anecdote of Gulun and Princess Jing He Jing began in the 20th year of Qianlong (AD 1755), when Gulun and Princess Jing, the daughter of Qianlong, were 24 years old. Emperor Qianlong once had five sons who died young, and his beloved Empress Xiao Xianchun of Fu Cha also died young because he missed his children who died young. Gu Lun and Princess Jing are the third (because my sister died young, so she is also the oldest). They were born in Empress Hsiao Hsien-chun. They don't like make-up. They are elegant, noble, knowledgeable, respectful of Buddhism and Confucianism. They are intelligent by nature and generous-minded, quite like their mother's character. It looks like its mother. It looks like a pearl. In order to get lucky for her birth year, her daughter will live a long life. On May 24th, Emperor Qianlong issued a golden imperial edict, bestowing a treasure hall named "Liuhe Hall", giving 5240 pieces of stone and amulets of royal treasures (the number of the princess's birthday), and doubling the number of guards. He ordered Yang Deyi, a scholar of Hanlin University, to be the manager of the treasure house, compiled it in the palace, and enjoyed a royal pension from generation to generation.

Yang Deyi's ancestors and Zhao Mingcheng in Song Dynasty were called "History of Northern Shanxi and Southern Zhao". Grandfather epigraphy is exquisite, with exquisite skills, profound thoughts and profound morality. Deeply loved by Qianlong. When Emperor Qianlong traveled, Yang Deyi always followed. It should be said that he was the teacher of epigraphy of Emperor Qianlong, and he worked beside the Dragon for many years, which made Emperor Qianlong play epigraphy at its peak. Many treasures dedicated to Liu Hejing are the favorite of Qianlong, and almost half of them have been protected and decorated by Yang Deyi. Emperor Qianlong knew that only Mr. Yang could cherish these treasures from the heart except himself, so Mr. Yang Deyi naturally entered Hejing House and became the manager of Liuhe Baojing Village.

As a servant, Mr. Yang Deyi greets him respectfully every morning and evening, wiping his eyes and hands, keeping his back facing the sky and his face facing the sky. In his view, every treasure has aura and every treasure can speak. It is said that every morning, the sky upstairs in Liuhe Baojing Village is purple and fragrant. At midnight, in the room of Jingbaozhuang, tinkling bells often ring, such as hearing the strings of nature.

When Qianlong heard this, he wrote happily: "Unique, inclusive and beautiful; I am loved by God, and I am full of peace and respect. "

Princess Hejing benefited from the protection and aura of six harmonious jewelry amulets all her life, and she was healthy and safe. In the fifty-seventh year of Qianlong (1792), Princess Hejing died at the age of 62, the oldest of many princes and princesses. Emperor Yang Deyi ordered that Liuhe Baojing Village should be protected from generation to generation.