Qi Gong is Yong Zhengdi's ninth grandson, and his real name is Aisin Gioro. His distant ancestor Hong Zhou was the younger brother of Emperor Qianlong, his great grandfather Pu Liang was from Jishi Shu, and his grandfather Yu Long was a scholar in Guangxu period.
Aisin Giorro Puyi was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the last emperor in the history of China. The words are clear and clear, and the number is awesome. Also known as the Qing Emperor or the Emperor of Xuan Tong. He is the great-grandson of Daoguang Emperor Ning Min, the grandson of Prince Yi Xuan of Chunxi, and the eldest son of Regent Zai Feng. He is Yong Zhengdi's sixth grandson, so Puyi is three generations older than Qigong. (The picture below shows Qigong)
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When Qi Gong was a child, he was awarded the title of "third-class general" by Puyi small court.
After the abdication of the Qing Dynasty, before Feng Yuxiang forced the official to drive Puyi out of the old official in 1924, they still maintained the rule of the small and medium-sized imperial court in the palace, but they had no actual power at all and could only manage his imperial clan, so they still retained the imperial clan office.
Yi Yuan, who was fingerprinted at that time, consulted the archives of Mr. Qi's family and learned that Mr. Qi's great-grandfather and grandfather had voluntarily given up the title because they had taken the imperial examination. His father died too early to qualify for the title. Seeing that Mr. Qi was a poor boy, he used his power and quickly gave Mr. Qi the title of third-class general.
This is a real bad check, with no money and no salary of one or two meters. How difficult it is for Mr. Qi's family, but this patent seal is really interesting: it is made of silk, one section is red and the other section is green, which is exactly the same as the original patent seal of Qing Dynasty; Although the contents of the letter of appointment were drawn up by Zong Renfu, the seal of the letter of appointment was Xu Shichang, the president of the Republic of China, which was neither fish nor fowl. This is also a deformed cultural relic of the deformed society at that time.
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