The questioner must have confused the simplified Chinese characters with the traditional Chinese characters. The "calendar" in the name calendar of Emperor Qianlong is a simplified Chinese character, and its corresponding traditional Chinese character is "calendar". Therefore, it is no exception that there is also a Japanese side in the name of Emperor Qianlong!

Manchu people didn't have a strict word generation when they entered the customs. Even many Manchu aristocrats, including imperial clan, still used Manchu names, and they didn't even sinicize them. The word generation appeared in the early years of Kangxi. At that time, Emperor Kangxi named his two sons Bao Cheng and Bao Qing, that is, the eldest son of the emperor and the crown prince Yin Wei. At the same time, the two sons of Prince Fuquan, the second brother of Emperor Kangxi, were also included in the category of this generation, that is, the later two princes of Yu, Bao Tai and Bao Ai. However, the use of this word generation is only a test of the royal family of the Qing Dynasty, and the scope of application is very narrow. Not only did other sons of Fuquan not use this word generation, but even other sons of Emperor Kangxi himself did not continue to use this word generation.

Soon after, Emperor Kangxi changed the name of Bao Cheng and Bao Qing changed the name of Yin Yong, and the word generation of Qing emperors began to appear formally. Since then, all the sons of Kangxi's sequence teeth have adopted the word "Yin". At the same time, Emperor Kangxi also stipulated that the radicals of another word in his son's name should also be consistent, that is, without exception, Zuo, Zuo, Zhi, Zuo, Qi, Zuo, Zuo, and Luo. The grandson of Emperor Kangxi (son and nephew of Yong Zhengdi) also continued this naming method, taking Hong as the word generation and Japan as the radical. So is Hiroshi, the son of Yinzuo, and so are Hongshi, Hongli and Hongzhou, the sons of Yong Zhengdi, Hongwang, the son of Yinzuo, and Hiroshi, the son of Yinzuo. Incidentally, the so-called radical is not necessarily on the left, as long as it exists. Even like Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the word "fire" did not even appear in the word "Zhao", but the Chinese character "fire" at four points still counts.

However, the word generation of emperors in Qing Dynasty was limited to princes with sequential teeth, and the prince who died young had no word generation, only a birth name. For example, Emperor Qianlong, whose birth name was Yuan Shou, had only Yuan Shou's birth name before the formal name of the preface tooth, and after the name of the preface tooth, it was called Hongli. And his younger brothers, Fu Yi and Fu Pei, who died young, have no descendants, only their birth names. Of course, there is one exception, and that is the blessing of Yong Zhengdi's imperial sons and daughters. Fuhui was once named Hongsheng, but I don't know why. In the fourth year of Yongzheng, Yong Zhengdi decided to change Hongsheng back to Fuhui. Therefore, the only exception among all sons of Yong Zhengdi is Fu Hui, not Emperor Qianlong!

During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, due to the initial establishment of the system and the longevity of Emperor Kangxi, the grandchildren of Emperor Kangxi still belonged to a large number, and all of them adopted Ribian. However, since Yongzheng, the Qing Dynasty has stipulated that the word generation after the large number is the same as that after the small number, but the radical of the third word is different to distinguish the kinship. Therefore, Prince Gong Yixin, who has the status of Emperor Daoguang, is a verbal department, but the great-grandson Yishan of Wang Yunchan, a diligent county, is not a verbal department.

besides, it is taboo to avoid the emperor. After Yong Zhengdi acceded to the throne, in order to avoid the taboo of Yong Zhengdi, all the three-dimensional words in the word generation were changed to allow words. The only exception is Andrew Wong, Prince of Yixian, who doesn't have to avoid the emperor. However, even if this is the only exception, it happened after Andrew Wong's death. During his lifetime, Andrew Wong was still afraid to change his name to Yunxiang. When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, the emperor assumed a high profile-his brothers and cousins did not need to change their names. In the future, when official materials must write their own names, Hong Li will be short of pens. When Emperor Jiaqing ascended the throne, Emperor Qianlong was still alive. Once again, he put on a high profile, stipulating that other sons don't need to change their names, and Emperor Jiaqing can do it alone! As a result, the name of Emperor Jiaqing was changed from Yong Yan to an arm and a leg. Daoguang emperor followed this path, and changed his name from Mianning to Yunning after he acceded to the throne. After Emperor Xianfeng, the taboo of avoiding the emperor gradually became less strict. Therefore, Yi Yi, Yi Xin and Yi Xuan didn't change their names, and so did the generation of characters and Pu characters. However, it is still necessary to lack a pen when it comes to written records.