Question 2: What's the name of the place where emperors lived? What I know and find is for reference only. Welcome other friends to check and fill in the gaps.
Imperial study-The imperial study in history was the place where the emperor leafed through the gold ingot books.
The word "imperial study room" is taken from the original seal of Qianlong (Qing) Eight Seals "Imperial study room treasures". The four-character plaque "Convergence Cheng Jian" was originally inscribed by Qianlong in Wenyuan Pavilion, where Sikuquanshu was stored, meaning to learn from others and gain insight into the principles of ancient and modern times.
Question 3: What was the name of the place where Daoguang went to school in the 1970s? What I know and find is for reference only. Welcome other friends to check and fill in the gaps.
Imperial study-The imperial study in history was the place where emperors read and collected books.
The word "imperial study room" is taken from the original seal of Qianlong (Qing) Eight Seals "Imperial study room treasures". The four-character plaque "Convergence Cheng Jian" was originally inscribed by Qianlong in Wenyuan Pavilion, where Sikuquanshu was stored, meaning to learn from others and gain insight into the principles of ancient and modern times.
Question 4: What was the name of the place where the Qing emperors worked? The place where the Qing emperor worked on weekdays was the imperial study. Hall of mental cultivation was the place where the Qing emperors handled government affairs after Yongzheng.
Question 5: At what age did ancient princes start school? What is the name of the place where they go to school? 1. Princes enter school early, study for a long time, have strict rules and have many courses. Usually the emperor will choose the minister with the best knowledge and morality-the Pope.
According to the regulations of the Qing dynasty, the prince began to study at the age of 6 (nominal age), and the time for the prince to study was "from 5 am to 3 pm, totaling 10 hour. The emperor chose an auspicious day as the prince's school day. Because of the prince's noble position, when the prince and his master salute each other, they use long bows instead of bows. The rules of the study are very strict, and the prince should sit tight when reading; Don't shake the fan in summer; At lunch time, the guards deliver meals, the teachers eat first, and the princes eat on the other side. After eating, they continued to do their homework without rest. The study room only has holidays on New Year's Day, Duanyang, Mid-Autumn Festival, Wanshou (the emperor's birthday) and Zishou (his own birthday), a total of five days, and there is no holiday on New Year's Eve.
What the princes studied included Manchu, Mongolian, Chinese and other Confucian classics such as the Four Books and Five Classics. In order to achieve a good educational effect, every prince is equipped with * * * teachers. The number of teachers is uncertain, and the person in charge of teaching affairs is called "master". The way to learn Confucian classics is: the master reads one sentence and the prince reads one sentence. After repeating it a hundred times, read it a hundred times in combination with what he learned a few days ago without interruption. I began to study at the age of five, and I was too tired to cough up blood. The teacher assigned this paragraph to read 120 times every day, and then recited a new paragraph until the university, the Doctrine of the Mean, the Analects of Confucius and Mencius knew it by heart.
2. The prince of Han Dynasty studied in Taiyi Palace. . . In the Tang Dynasty, it was called imperial academy or South Study Room. It seems that the Qing Dynasty paid more attention to the education of the prince. In the fourth year of Xianning, Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty (278), A began to teach students about the founding of the country, and A set up a son to offer wine and a doctor to teach students. Beiqi was renamed Guo Zi Temple. When Emperor Wendi was in Sui Dynasty, he changed his temple studies. Not long after, O abolished the country, and O only established a wine festival in an O province. Dr. P, Dr. R and Dr. O in imperial academy always knew things. Emperor Yang acceded to the throne, and O was changed to imperial academy O for drink offering. There were six schools in imperial academy in the Tang Dynasty: Guo Zi, imperial academy, Four Schools, Arithmetic and Books. Each school has a doctor and a drinking clerk, who is responsible for school administration and giving lectures to the prince. In the first year of Tang Gaozong Longshuo (66 1), Du Dong was also put in prison. It was renamed Si Chengguan or Cheng Junjian. So it should have started from the Tang Dynasty.
Question 6: Are all the study rooms of the Qing emperors in the same place? If not, where are they? In the Qing Dynasty, the South Study Room was originally a place for emperors to study, located in the southwest corner of Gan Qing Palace. Because it is in the south of Yuehuamen in the Forbidden City, it is named South Study Room. Founded in the 16th year of Kangxi (1677), Hanlin was appointed as the south study room. At first, I just accompanied the emperor to talk about the literary career of poetry. Later, the south study room gradually became the confidential secretary of the emperor, and many important decisions were made here. In fact, Kangxi turned his private study into a decision-making body in the palace, replacing the Council of Ministers and strengthening the imperial power. But South Study and arc are formal institutions. After the establishment of the military department system in Yongzheng dynasty, the southern study room no longer participated in government affairs, but returned to its function as a cultural attendant.
The study room is where Wang Sun studies. Located in the east and south of Gan Qing Gate, it was built in the early years of Yongzheng, formerly known as Shangshufang, and changed into a study in Daoguang period. The door opens to the north, and there are five rooms in all. When the prince was six years old, he entered the study room to study. Generally, one or two or three Manchu college students are sent as the masters of the study room, and several Chinese masters are set up, which are called "learned" Manchu masters. Most of them are your ministers, but there are also points of internal and external training. The experts in the inner room are responsible for teaching Manchu, and the experts in the outer room are responsible for riding and shooting. The chef comes whenever he has something to do, so he doesn't have to earn money every day. The masters took turns to meet the prince and grandson, holding hands as a gift and not kneeling. Every day in Yin Shi (3: 00-5: 00 am), I come to the study for morning reading, and in Shi Mao (5: 00-7: 00 am), I go to school at noon (11:00-13: 00). All major festivals have a day off, the first half of the summer school.
Question 7: What was the name of the place where the brothers of the ancient emperors went to school? The place where children went to school in the Qing Dynasty was called Zongxue, which was managed by Zongrenfu.
Imperial academy (Imperial College) is a national university, and people whose children are academically gifted can also enter it.
Question 8: What was the name of imperial academy in Qing Dynasty? It doesn't look like it. I remember that the study was used by Emperor Qianlong to read books by himself. The emperors of the Qing Dynasty were all taught by university students or Hanlin students, not schools, and only three or four people were taught at most once.
Question 9: What was the name of the place where the emperors of the Tang Dynasty studied? Imperial college. Or the south study room. It was only in the Qing Dynasty that more attention was paid to the education of the prince.
Question 10: did the Qing emperor study in the south study room? In the Qing dynasty, the south study room was originally the place where the emperor studied. It is located in the southwest corner of Gan Qing Palace. Because it is in the south of Yuehuamen in the Forbidden City, it was named South Study Room. Founded in the 16th year of Kangxi (1677), Hanlin was appointed as the south study room. At first, I just accompanied the emperor to talk about the literary career of poetry. Later, the south study room gradually became the confidential secretary of the emperor, and many important decisions were made here. In fact, Kangxi turned his private study into a decision-making body in the palace, replacing the Council of Ministers and strengthening the imperial power. But Southern Studies is not a formal institution. After the establishment of the military department system in Yongzheng dynasty, the southern study room no longer participated in government affairs, but returned to its function as a cultural attendant.