Five emperors Yongzheng, Jiaqing, Daoguang, Guangxu and Xuantong are buried in the Western Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty. In fact, Xuantong Emperor Puyi died in 1967 and was originally buried in Babaoshan. In 1995, he was moved to the Hualong Royal Cemetery in the Qingxi Mausoleum.
At that time, the staff of the Qingxi Mausoleum found Puyi’s last wife Li Shuxian and persuaded her to move Puyi’s tomb to the Qingxi Mausoleum in 1995. The person in charge of the Western Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty said that the reason why Puyi’s tomb was moved to the Western Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty was first because Puyi decided this place would be his mausoleum when he ascended the throne; in addition, the economic conditions of Yixian County, Baoding, where the Western Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is located, are poor, which can promote tourism development.
In 1995, it was moved to the Puyi Tomb behind the Qingxi Mausoleum.
The expanded Tomb of Puyi in the Western Qing Dynasty. Emperor Xuantong was the tenth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the last emperor of my country's feudal society. Emperor Xuantong Aixinjueluo Puyi, courtesy name Haoran, was born in 1906 and died in 1967. His father was Prince Chun Zaifeng, the younger brother of Emperor Guangxu. On both sides of Puyi's tomb, on one side is Tan Yuling, whom Puyi really loved, and on the other side is Wanrong. ?
The Puyi Tomb was expanded in 2006. ?
The last queen was buried in the wilderness 60 years ago, and was buried in the Qingxi Tomb 60 years later. The last queen, Guo Bulo Wanrong, was buried in the Tomb of the Western Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, and she was finally "reunited" with her husband. The cenotaph is buried on the left side of the tomb of the last emperor Puyi.
Wanrong followed Puyi to Changchun under the coercion and inducement of the Japanese, and lived there for 14 years. After Japan's defeat, Wanrong fled with Puyi, went through many hardships, and died of illness in Yanji Prison in 1946. After Wanrong died, she was wrapped in an old kang mat and buried on a nearby hillside. After liberation, the local government made many attempts to find the remains of the last queen, but they have never been found. Therefore, the last queen of China has no grave. In 2005, Wanrong's younger brother Guo Bulo Runqi (already 95 years old) expressed his wish to build a tomb for his sister to his agent Li Yuan. Finally, at the funeral ceremony on October 23, 2006, Wan Rong A photo of Wanrong with a dignified sitting posture that best reflects her identity and temperament. After signing on the back, it was placed in a crystal photo frame and buried in the tomb. Also buried in the tomb was a jar shoveled from near Nanshan Mountain in Yanji, Jilin, where Wanrong was buried. loess. There is also the only remaining hand mirror for personal use displayed in the Puyi Museum. Wanrong's tragic and dramatic life has come to an end in history.
On the right side of Puyi's tomb is the tomb of Tan Yuling, an "auspicious nobleman" who was canonized during the Puppet Manchukuo period. ?
The Buddhist hall in Puyi’s tomb.
In 1995, Li Shuxian moved Puyi’s ashes from Babaoshan Cemetery to the Hualong Royal Cemetery in the Western Qing Dynasty for burial. In accordance with Puyi’s last wish, Tan Yuling’s remains were also moved here. In 1997, she herself was laid to rest here. The cemetery is adjacent to the Qingxi Mausoleum.
The general manager of the cemetery, Zhang Shiyi, met Li Shuxian through his friend Zhou Xiaoqi, whose father Zhou Zhenqiang was the matchmaker between Puyi and Li Shuxian. When Zhang Shiyi learned that Li Shuxian wanted to move Puyi's ashes, he expressed his willingness to provide a final residence for Puyi and his relatives, and said: "It's nothing for us to spend two million on Puyi's cemetery. The land is our own, and the design Our own people are responsible for the construction and construction of the cemetery, so I am willing to do this for Aunt Li." At that time, Li Shuxian asked: What good will it do to you if you do this for me? Zhang Shiyi told Li Shuxian: "There is no benefit in the short term, but it will be beneficial in the long run. Many people will travel to my place for sightseeing." People who visit the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty usually visit the Hualong Royal Cemetery at the same time, because it is not only a cemetery, but also a memorial park. The stones used to build the dam nearby were the stones used to build Puyi's mausoleum a hundred years ago. The county magistrate of Yixian County, Hebei Province, where the mausoleum is located, also wanted to invite Puyi there. "Li Shuxian believed in the sincerity of Zhang Shiyi's attitude. The establishment of this trust made her hand over her own affairs to Zhang Shiyi.?