The names of all Kangxi princes are Yunsi
Yuni
Yunzhi
YinG
Yunqi
Yun You
Yun T
Yun K
Yun Osmium
Yun
Yunxiang
Yunti
Yunhuo
Yunlu
Yunli
Yunci
p>Yunyou
Yunyou
Yunxi
Yunyi
Yunzhen
Yun Zhen.
The name of the prince The Aixinjueluo family, after more than four hundred years of evolution, has gradually become Chinese. First of all, it is reflected in the Chineseization of the name. Before the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, the names of the Aixinjueluo family were all in Manchu. In order to indicate the difference between the direct line and the distant branch, Emperor Kangxi always used the character Yin when naming his princes, and he always used the character Hong when naming his grandsons (except for those who died young). This is the beginning of the use of words by Aixinjueluo family members. However, Emperor Kangxi did not necessarily want to use Chinese characters to arrange a generational order at that time, because he did not require people other than the princes and grandsons to be named with this character. However, the "Jade Certificate" records that all the names of Emperor Kangxi's sons, except Yinzhen, use the character "Yun", so some people think that the character "Yin" is wrong. In fact, Emperor Kangxi's servants were named after Yin. After Yinzhen succeeded to the throne, he changed his brother's Yin to Yun in order to avoid the taboo. Emperor Qianlong Hongli did not talk about taboos, and the names of his brothers all retained the word "Hong".
Emperor Qianlong named his princes after Yong. Once, the sixth son of the emperor Yong painted a "Picture of the New Year" and dedicated it to his grandmother, the Empress Dowager Xiaosheng. Emperor Qianlong inscribed the words "Yong Mian Yi Zai Feng Ci Yu" on it, which meant that the old queen mother would be happy for the reproduction and growth of her children and grandchildren. Since then, the four characters Yong, Mian, Yi and Zai have been used to name descendants. In his later years, Emperor Qianlong gave up the throne to Yongyan, his fifteenth son. In order to prevent the brothers from changing their names, Yongyan was changed to Jyan. After that, Emperor Daoguang Mianning succeeded to the throne and changed his name to Fning. After Xianfeng, the emperor did not change his name. From then on, the emperor and his brothers were named in order of generation. During the reign of Daoguang, the above six characters were no longer sufficient, so in the year of Dinghai, four characters of Puyu and Hengqi were added; in the year of Dingsi of Xianfeng, four characters of Tao] were added, and fourteen characters were added before and after. After the Republic of China, Aixinjueluo became a commoner. In order to fear that future generations would not be able to distinguish their lineage and find it difficult to determine their generation, the family initiated the reconstruction of the genealogy in 1938. This revision of the genealogy was led by Zaitao, the seventh brother of Emperor Guangxu, and the genealogy revision committee was composed of Jin Songqiao, Qinghou and others from the Benzhi clan. The title of the book was changed to "Aisin Gioro Genealogy". Puyi, the late emperor, added twelve more characters used by his peers, namely: Jingzhi, Kairui, Xiyingyuan, Shengzhengzhaomaoxiang, plus the fourteen characters specified in the past, making it twenty-six characters. Since then, there have been more and more people named Aixinjueluo according to their seniority. Therefore, the characters of Aixinjueluo are: Yin, Hong, Yong, Mian, Yi, Zai, Pu, Yu, Heng, Qi, Tao, ], Zeng, Qi, Jing, Zhi, Kai, Rui, Xi, Ying, Yuan , Sheng, Zheng, Zhao, Mao, Xiang.
Let me add something by myself: the character Yin uses 绻 as the radical; the character Hong uses 日 as the radical; the character Yong uses 王 as the radical; the character Mian uses the radical as vertical center; the character Yi uses yan As a radical; in the generation of Zai, 氵 is the radical; in the generation of Pu, the radical is 任; in the generation of Yu, mountain is the radical, so it is not clear what is behind it
The ancient prince’s name Li The empress Li Yu, Tang Taizong Li Shimin, Tang Xuanzong Li Longji, Li Ke Liu Che
May I ask what words are suitable for naming ancient princes, emperors, and princes in novels? It must be old-fashioned, meaningful, and pleasant to listen to. Xuan Mo Shang Han An Su Ri Yue Ze Chong Yang Gong Xin Feng Hua Xiu She
Chong Wu Yang Lang Yi Period
Ranking of princes in Langya List, names and Name? ! ! ! There is a sentence in Langya Bang that says: Among the living princes, the third prince is disabled, the sixth prince has no ambitions, and the ninth prince is still young.
The order of the princes in the Langya List: 1st brother of the emperor (King Qi Xiao Jingyu), 2nd prince (Xiao Jingxuan was later deposed as king), 3rd Prince Ning (Xiao Jingting), 4th son of the queen (died in infancy), 5th Prince Yu (Xiao Jinghuan), 6th Prince Huai (This person is just passing by), 7 King Jing (Xiao Jingyan was later named the prince to inherit the throne), 8 unknown (not mentioned), 9 the youngest is still young (this person is only mentioned once)
A complete list of the names of ancient princes: Prince Zhaoming:
Xiao Tong (501-May 30, 531), courtesy name Deshi, was a litterateur of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties of China. The eldest son of Emperor Wu of Liang, whose mother was the noble concubine Ding, was established as the prince in November of the first year of Tianjian. However, he died young and died in 531 before he could ascend the throne. After his death, he was given the posthumous title of "Zhaoming" and was called Prince Zhaoming in his later life.
Prince Yiwen:
Zhu Biao (October 10, 1355 - May 17, 1392), the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the crown prince of the Hongwu period, and the successor of Emperor Jianwen father. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, he returned to Beijing from Qinzhong for an inspection. He fell ill and died before Taizu. Before he ascended the throne, he was given the posthumous title of Prince Yiwen. Zhu Biao's legitimate son, Emperor Hui of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunshan, was the Emperor Xiaokang. Buried on the east side of Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum in Nanjing. The name of the mausoleum assigned to Emperor Hui of the Ming Dynasty has not been verified. After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he changed its name to "Prince Yiwen's Garden Bedroom", and the world called it "Don Tomb".
Prince Huai Xian:
Prince Huai Xian Zhu Jianji (August 1, 1448 - March 21, 1453) was the only son of Emperor Zhu Qiyu of the Ming Dynasty, and his mother was Queen Hang.
Zhu Jianji was born on the second day of July in the thirteenth year of Zhengtai. He was established as the crown prince in April Yiyou of the third year of Jingtai (May 11, 1452), and Jihai in February of the following year (March 21, 1453). He died at the age of six. His posthumous title is Prince Huai Xian. In the first year of Tianshun (1457), he was deposed as the crown prince. Until the fall of Nanming, Zhu Jianji was no longer recognized as the prince.
Prince Yide:
Li Chongrun (683-701) was originally named Li Chongzhao, but he changed his name to Li Chongrun to avoid being tabooed by Wu Zhao. The eldest son of Li Xian, Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty in China, was born to Queen Wei.
When he was born, he was granted the title of grandson of the emperor and opened a mansion. Later, the mansion was abolished due to the abolition of Zhongzong and moved to Fangzhou. During the Shengli period, Zhongzong Li Xian became the crown prince again, and Li Chongrun became the crown prince again, and was granted the title of King Shao. In the first year of Dazu, he was sentenced to death by Wu Zetian because he discussed Zhang Yizhi and Zhang Changzong brothers with his sister Li Xianhui, the princess of Yongtai, and his sister-in-law Wei Wang Wu Yanji.
After Zhongzong succeeded to the throne in 706, he was saddened by the tragic death of his beloved son and was posthumously named Prince Yide. He was reburied with an imperial-level tomb system and funerary objects system using a numbered tomb system. Buried with Qianling Mausoleum. Since he had not yet married his concubine when he died, Zhongzong also engaged Pei, the deceased daughter of the imperial eunuch Pei Cui, to marry him in secret and buried them together.
Prince Zhanghuai:
Li Xian (654-684), courtesy name Mingyun, was the sixth son of Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty in China, and the second son of Wu Zetian. After the death of his brother Li Hong, he was named the prince for a time, and was later deposed as a commoner.
After Wu Zetian gained political power, in order to prevent Li Xian from making any rash actions, he sent Qiu Shenyi to be the leader of the army. However, Qiu Shenyi was jealous and imprisoned him elsewhere, forcing him to commit suicide, and Li Xian died. When Wu Zetian learned of this, he mourned for Li Xian at Xianfumen, demoted Qiu Shenga Dizhou to be the governor, and restored Li Xian to the throne. In the second year of Shenlong (706), Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty, he posthumously awarded Li Xian the official position of Situ and sent people to welcome his coffin to be buried with him in the Qianling Mausoleum. In the second year of Emperor Jingyun's reign (711), Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty was granted the posthumous title of Crown Prince, posthumous title of Prince Zhanghuai, and was buried with his concubine Fang.
Another list of posthumous crown princes:
Xiliang:
Prince Xiaohui Xiao
Chen Dynasty:
Prince Xiaohuai Chen Ke
Tang:
Prince Huizhuang Li
Prince Huiwen Li Fan
Prince Huixuan Li Ye
Prince Jingde Li Cong
Prince Jinggong Li Wan
Prince Gongyi Li
Prince Zhaojing Li Miao
Prince Wenjing Li W
Prince Huizhao Li Ning
Prince Huaiyi Li Cao
Condolences to Prince Li Pu
Jing Pregnant Prince Li
Condolences to Prince Li Yi
Song Dynasty:
Prince Zhaocheng Zhao Yuanxi
Tribute to Prince Zhao V
Prince Xianmin Zhao Mao
Ming:
Prince Aichong Zhu Zaiji
Prince Xianhuai Zhu YiN
Huai Congratulations to Prince Zhu Ciran
Condolences to Prince Zhu Ci~
Congratulations to Prince Zhu Cijiong
Condolences to Prince Zhu CiR
(Nanming) :
In mourning for the Crown Prince Zhu Cijuan
In mourning for the Crown Prince Zhu Ci
In mourning for the Crown Prince Zhu Cixuan
Crown Prince Zhuang Jing Zhu Linyuan
Qing Dynasty:
Prince Duanhui Aixinjueluo Yonglian...>>
The names of all emperors in ancient China Qin Dynasty
The First Emperor's Government
The Second Emperor Hu Hai
The Third Emperor Ziying
Western Han Dynasty
Taizu Gao Emperor Liu Bang
Emperor Xiaohui Liu Ying
Former Young Emperor Liu Gong
Later Young Emperor Liu Hong
Emperor Taizong Xiaowen Emperor Liu Heng
Emperor Xiaojing Liu Qi
Emperor Sejong Xiaowu Liu Che
Emperor Xiaozhao Liu Fuling
Han Dynasty’s deposed emperor (King Changyi) Liu He
Emperor Zhongzong Xiaoxuan Liu Xun
Emperor Gaozong Xiaoyuan Liu]
Emperor Tongzong Xiaocheng Liu Ao
Emperor Xiaoai Liu Xin
Emperor Xiaoping of the Yuan Dynasty Liu b
Ruziying Liu Ying
New Dynasty
New ancestor Gao Emperor Wang Mang
Eastern Han Dynasty
Emperor Shizu Guangwu Liu Xiu
Emperor Xianzong Xiaoming Liu Zhuang
Emperor Suzong Xiaozhang Liu
Emperor Mu Zongxiao and Emperor Liu Zhao< /p>
Emperor Liu Long of Xiaoshang
Emperor Gongzong of Xiaoan Li Hu
Former Young Emperor (Marquis of Beixiang) Liu Yi
Emperor Liu of Filial Piety Bao
Emperor Xiaochong Liu Bing
Emperor Xiaozhi Liu Zuan
Emperor Weizong Xiaohuan Liu Zhi
Emperor Xiaoling Liu Hong
Later Shao Emperor (King Hongnong) Liu Bian
Emperor Xiaoxian Liu Xie
Three Kingdoms Wei
Emperor Taizu Wu Cao Cao*
Emperor Gao Zuwen Cao Pi (Zi Zhi Tongjian records as Shizu)
Emperor Liezu Ming Cao Rui
King Cao Fang of Qi
Gaogui Township Duke Cao Mao
Emperor Yuan (King Chenliu) Cao Huan
Three Kingdoms of Shu
Liezu Zhaolie Emperor Liu Bei
Renzong Emperor Xiaohuai (Later Master) Liu Chan
Three Kingdoms of Wu
Emperor Taizu Sun Quan
Deposed Emperor (King Kuaiji) Sun Liang
Scenery
Emperor Sun Xiu
Hou Sun of Wucheng
Western Jin Dynasty
Emperor Shizuwu Sima Yan
Emperor Xiaohui Sima Zhong
Emperor Xiaohuai Sima Chi
Emperor Xiaomin Sima Ye
Eastern Jin Dynasty
Emperor Zhongzong Yuan Sima Rui
Emperor Suzong Ming Sima Shao
Emperor Xianzong Cheng Sima Yan
Emperor Kang Sima Yue
Emperor Xiaozong Mu Sima Dan
Emperor Ai Sima Pi
p>Deposed Emperor (Haixi Company) Sima Yi
Taizong Jianwen Emperor Sima Yu
Lie Zong Xiaowu Emperor Sima Yao
An Emperor Sima Dezong
Emperor Gong Sima Dewen
Southern Song Dynasty
Emperor Gaozu Wu Liu Yu
Young Emperor Liu Yifu
Emperor Taizu Wen Liu Yilong
Emperor Shizu Xiaowu Liu Jun
Former deposed emperor Liu Ziye
Emperor Taizong Ming Liu
Later deposed emperor Liu Yu
Emperor Shun Liu Zhun
Southern Qi
Emperor Taizu Gao Xiao Daocheng
Emperor Shizuwu Xiao Yu
Yulin King Xiao Zhaoye
Hailing King Xiao Zhaowen
Emperor Gaozongming Xiao Luan
Donghunhou (Emperor Yang) Xiao Baojuan
He Emperor Xiao Baorong
Southern Liang
Gao Zuwu Emperor Xiao Yan
Linhe King Xiao Zhengde
< p> Taizong Jianwen Emperor Xiao GangYuzhang King Xiao Dong
Wuling King Xiao Ji
Shizu Xiaoyuan Emperor Xiao Yi
Emperor Min, Marquis of Zhenyang Xiao Yuanming
Respect to Emperor Xiao Fangzhi
Deposed Emperor Xiaozhuang
Chen of the Southern Dynasties
Emperor Gaozu Wu Chen Baxian
p>Emperor Shizuwen Chen`
Deposed Emperor Chen Bozong
Emperor Gaozong Xiaoxuan Chen Xu
Later Master (Emperor Yang) Chen Shubao
Northern Dynasties and Northern Wei
Emperor Taizu Daowu Tuoba
Emperor Taizong Mingyuan Tuoba Si
Emperor Taizu Tuoba Tao
p>Tuoba Yu, King of Nan'an
Tuoba F, Emperor Gaozong Wencheng
Tuoba Hong, Emperor Xianzu Xianwen
Emperor Xiaowen Yuan, Emperor Gaozong Macro
Emperor Sejong Xuanwu Yuan Ke
Emperor Suzong Xiaoming Yuan Xu
Emperor Shang Yuan girl (real name unknown, daughter of Yuan Xu)
Young Master Yuan Zhao
Emperor Jingzong Xiaozhuang Yuan Ziyou
Prince Changguang Yuanye
Emperor Min Emperor Yuan Gong of Liezongjie
< p> An Ding Wang Yuan LongEmperor Xianzong Xiaowu (Emperor) Yuan Dynasty
Northern Dynasties Eastern Wei
Emperor Xiaojing Yuan Shanjian
Northern Dynasties Western Wei
Emperor Wen Yuan Baoju
Deposed Emperor Yuan Qin
Emperor Gong Yuan Kuo
Northern Dynasties and Northern Qi
Emperor Wenxuan Gao Yang
Emperor Gao Yin
Emperor Xiaozhao Gaoyan
Emperor Wucheng Gao Zhan
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It sounds nice to name the ancient prince Jinghuan. I personally like this name very much and hope to adopt it
What are the names of ancient princes’ palaces? The prince comes out
After birth and even in childhood, due to the need for mother's care, they usually live with the mother in the East and West Sixth Palace. Even when they grow up to five or six years old, they usually have to move to a place dedicated to the residence of the prince.
The prince's residence cannot be called a palace, but can only be called a residence. It is located on the east and west sides of the imperial garden and at the northern end of the six east and west palaces. It is known as the East Fifth Palace and the West Fifth Palace. Because the Qianqing Palace is the main palace in the back part of the Forbidden City, the official names of the East and West Five Palaces are "Qiandong Five Palaces" and "Qianxi Five Palaces". The five east and west institutes are each composed of five groups of three-entry courtyards juxtaposed. During the Kangxi period, the prince lived in the five east and west residences. According to regulations, he went to the study room to study during the day and returned to the residence after school. He was not given a title until he reached adulthood and moved to the residence assigned to him by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Since the Qing Dynasty did not establish princes, the princes lived together in one or two places. Therefore, when one of the princes succeeded to the throne, his original residence became the "Qianlong Mansion". It can no longer be used as a residence for future generations of princes, so as to avoid covetousness and unreasonable desires, it is generally upgraded to a palace and used as a temporary residence for the emperor or used for other purposes. Qianlong originally lived in Xiwusuo, and after he succeeded to the throne, Xiwusuo was promoted to a palace. Qianlong compared his grandfather Kangxi to the ancient sage emperor Yao and himself to the Ming emperor Shun. The character Shun means Chonghua, so Qianlong named this place Chonghua Palace when he renovated Qianlong Mansion.
It’s really hard to say how the prince’s name in ancient times started with the character Yu, because I’ve seen a lot of them. Usually the name comes first, followed by the character, and place names can also be used. Let me copy some content for you. You can think about it yourself. How to start:
What is the name of someone we often talk about today? The word "name" included " There are three parts: "surname", "name" and "character", each of which has its own performance and function. They are three independent but interdependent wholes;
The ancients had a surname soon after they were born. After giving a name, you need to pick a character when you grow up. The two are connected and collectively called the name. Regarding the role of the two, Wang Yingkui of the Qing Dynasty once said: "In ancient times, names were given in correct form, and characters were used to express virtue." This means that names are used to distinguish each other, and characters are used to express virtue. The two are different in nature and have different uses. Generally speaking, in ancient times, names were used in stages. When children were young, they were called nicknames, and when they were older, they were called big names. Once the word is given, the name becomes something that should be avoided, and when appropriate, one can only use the word instead of the name.
In most cases, the name and the character together constitute a person's code name. Although the uses are different, there is still a connection between the two. Most ancient people chose words based on their names, and it is almost rare to see names that have nothing to do with the content of the words. For example, Zhang Fei, a famous general in the Three Kingdoms period, had the courtesy name Yide. In this name,
"Fei" is the name, and "Yide" is the explanation of "Fei", because "Fei" means "Fei". "The virtue of wings" (the merit created by flapping wings). Another example is Bai Juyi, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Letian. There is also a connection between his name and his name, that is, "Juyi" is the cause and "Letian" is the effect. Only when you live in peace can you understand your destiny and be happy.
There are many types of names in ancient times, and the characters also have different uses. At first, people chose characters very simply, often just one character, connected with characters indicating age, such as "子", "博", "中", and "福". For example, Yan Hui, a disciple of Confucius, was given the courtesy name Ziyuan, Ran Geng was given the courtesy name Boniu, and Ran Yong was given the courtesy name Zhonggong. The "Yuan", "Niu" and "Gong" in these names are their characters. Of course, some people simply use one character without adding other characters when selecting characters, such as Chen Sheng's character she, Xiang Yu's character book, etc. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, people's names became more and more particular, and the situation became more and more complicated. After people have a name, they often attach great importance to the word choice. Some people pay attention to imitating the ancients when choosing words, and choose the words "Shize", "Sixian", "Shiliang", etc.; some people place high hopes on the person concerned, and choose the words "Wensou" (longevity but not heaven), "Yongquan" and so on. These all contain profound meanings.
In terms of word usage, choosing a number is different from choosing a name or a character, and most of them are not limited by the number of words. Judging from the known nicknames in the past, there are aliases with 2 characters, 3 characters, 4 characters, and even aliases with more than 10 characters and more than 20 characters. For example, the painter Zheng Banqiao of the Qing Dynasty had a 12-character nickname, namely "the scholar of Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong Jinshi".
In addition to the above-mentioned characters and numbers, the following are often used to replace personal names in history:
1. Place names (including birthplace, residence, and place of employment, etc.). For example, Kong Rong in the Eastern Han Dynasty was called Kong Beihai, Han Yu in the Tang Dynasty was called Han Changli, Liu Zongyuan was called Liuhedong or Liuliuzhou, and Su Che in the Song Dynasty was called Su Luancheng. In the feudal era, naming people by place names was a sign of respect and was called "diwang".
2. Official title (including title, title, etc.). For example, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ma Yuan, who made the bold statement "The poor will be strong, the old will be strong" was called Ma Fubo (formerly General Fubo), Ban Chao, who joined the army, was called Ban Dingyuan (formerly named Marquis of Dingyuan), and Ji Kang in the Three Kingdoms was called Ji Zhongsan (formerly known as General Fubo). In the Tang Dynasty, Du Fu was called Du Gongbu and Du Shiyi (he once served as Yuanwailang and Zuo Shiyi of the Ministry of Industry).
⒊It is named after the name of the room, the name of the restaurant, the name of the hall, and the name of the hall. For example, Wang Fu's nickname was Jiang Zhai, which was taken from his family name; Xin Qiji's nickname, Jiaxuan, was also taken from his family name; Su Shunqin, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, lived in Suzhou, built Canglang Pavilion, and named himself Canglang Weng.
⒋ Add an adjective before the surname to refer to a specific person with the same surname. Xie Lingyun and his cousin Xie Huilian in the Southern Dynasties were both poets, and were known as Da Xie and Xiao Xie. Among the poets of the Tang Dynasty, Lao Du (also known as Da Du) refers specifically to Du Fu, and Xiao Du refers specifically to Du Mu. Lao Su, Da Su, and Xiao Su refer to the father and son Su Xun, Su Shi, and Su Zhe in the Song Dynasty.
⒌Use several surnames to refer to specific people. For example, "Maban" (or "Banma") refers to Sima Qian (author of "Historical Records") and Ban Gu (author of "Hanshu"); among Tang poets, "Li Du" refers to Li Bai and Du Fu, and "Yuanbai" refers to Yuan Zhen, Bai Juyi; "Han Liu" are Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan. In addition, the aforementioned Da Xie and Xiao Xie are collectively called "Er Xie", and together with Xie Tiao, another poet from the Southern Dynasties, they are collectively called "Three Xie"; "Er Cheng" specifically refers to the brothers Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, scholars of the Song Dynasty; Su Xun , Su Shi and Su Che are also collectively known as the "Three Sus".
In fact, there are many options, you can choose according to the situation, because it is too optional. ...>>