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maintenance of
political order in an era of
destabilising European colonialism.
Xingzhen of the Yehe Nara clan was born on the
tenth day of the
tenth lunar month...
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abolished in 1912
Empress Xiaokemin as
titular empress consort Preceded by
Xingzhen,
Empress Dowager Cixi (Xiaoqinxian) of the Yehe-Nara clan
Empress dowager...
- Yehe-Nara clan (葉赫那拉氏; 29
November 1835 – 15
November 1908),
personal name
Xingzhen (杏貞)
Zaichun (載淳), the
Tongzhi Emperor (同治帝; 27
April 1856 – 12 January...
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dowager of
China 22
August 1861 – 8
April 1881 with
Xingzhen,
Empress Dowager Cixi Succeeded by
Xingzhen,
Empress Dowager Cixi (Xiaoqinxian) of the Yehe-Nara...
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controlling behavior. Furthermore, she had
engaged the
Taoist sorcerer Guo
Xingzhen (郭行真) in
using witchcraft—an act
prohibited by regulations,
which led to...
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Empress Xiaodingjing (1868–1913) One
elder sister First elder sister:
Xingzhen (杏贞) (1835–1908), the
mother of the
Tongzhi Emperor (1856–1875) The ****ure...
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granary supplies and set
fixed prices on grain. 400,000 to over 1 million.
Xìngzhēn Disaster 784-785
Northern China Devastating locust plague.
Millions dead...
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Emperor 1855:
Empress Xiaojingcheng,
married to the
Daoguang Emperor 1908:
Xingzhen,
Empress Xiaoqinxian,
married to
Xianfeng Emperor,
mother of
Tongzhi Emperor...
- 1855 Succeeded by
Empress Dowager Ci'an (Xiaozhenxian) of the
Niohuru clan -----------
Xingzhen,
Empress Dowager Cixi (Xiaoqinxian) of the Yehe-Nara clan...
- (王伏勝)
reported to
Emperor Gaozong that she had
engaged the
sorcerer Guo
Xingzhen (郭行真) – an act that was
strictly forbidden—Emperor Gaozong, in anger, summoned...
