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Mianyu (綿愉; 8
March 1814 – 9
January 1866) was Qing
dynasty imperial prince as the
fifth son of the
Jiaqing Emperor and the
first holder of the Prince...
- the
First Rank (慧愍固倫公主; 18
February 1811 – 28 June 1815),
ninth daughter Mianyu (綿愉),
Prince ****duan of the
First Rank (惠端親王; 8
March 1814 – 9
January 1865)...
- of
Mianyu,
Prince ****duan of the
First Rank and the
second in the
Prince **** of the
First Rank peerage.
Yixiang was born on 15
March 1849 to
Mianyu's second...
- Xincun's son, Weng Tonghe; the emperor's governor, also
selected by Cixi, was
Mianyu. The
imperial teachers instructed the
emperor in the
classics and various...
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prematurely in June or July 1815, and on 8
March 1814 to his
fifth son,
Mianyu. The
Jiaqing Emperor died on 2
September 1820 and was
succeeded by his second...
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Mienic languages (simplified Chinese: 勉语;
traditional Chinese: 勉語; pinyin:
Miǎnyǔ), including: Mian–Jin
languages Iu Mien, 2,172,000
speakers (1,699,750 in...
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Mianyu ge an
yanjiu 语言接触与语言演变——湘南瑶族江永勉语个案研究. Wuhan:
Huazhong Normal University Publishing House 华中师范大学出版社.
Zheng Zongze [郑宗泽] (2011).
Jianghua Mianyu...
- in 1782,
posthumously promoted to "Prince Yi of the
First Rank" in 1864
Mianyu (綿譽; 1780–1843), Yongfu's
fourth son, held the
title of a
beile from 1782...
- (奕謨; 22 May 1850 – 17
August 1905) was a Qing
dynasty imperial prince as
Mianyu's sixth son and
Jiaqing Emperor's grandson. Yimo
belonged to
lesser members...
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mother of
second daughter (1716–1726)
Mianyu's first primary consort (d. 1835), the
mother of
first son (1835)
Mianyu's second primary consort (d. 1852),...
