Eldest Daughter Of Qianlong

The eldest daughter of Emperor Qianlong, from the Aisin Gioro clan, and the eldest daughter of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty. Her date of birth is recorded in historical sources as the second day of the tenth lunar month in the sixth year of the Yongzheng reign (Gregorian calendar: November 3, 1728); her date of death is February 14, 1730, at the age of two. Her biological mother was Fei Clan, who at that time was Emperor Yongzheng’s lawful consort. At the time of her birth, Yongzheng was still a prince, not yet granted a peerage.

According to records, she had an androgynous younger brother, Yonglian, and Yongcong, as well as a younger sister from the same mother, the Gulin Hejing Princess. Yonglian and Yongcong were children of the same parents, with their mother being Fei Clan; the Gulin Hejing Princess was her younger sister from the same mother. She died on the 27th day of the twelfth month in the seventh year of Yongzheng, and was not given a formal title afterward. Later, when Yongzheng’s successor, Yinzhen (Qianlong), ascended the throne, he also did not bestow a princess title or other official designation upon her.

This information is derived from the “Genealogy of Princesses” in the Draft History of Qing (Qing Shi Gao), supplemented by Tang Bangzhi’s records in the “Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family.” According to historical records, the princess’s name has not been preserved in primary official histories; her identity is primarily described as “the eldest daughter of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing,” without any formal title or name recorded. As such, she is commonly identified by this description in historical research and genealogical compilations.

This paragraph presents only the facts regarding her birth, maternal lineage, siblings, and death, based solely on the cited sources, and does not include speculative information beyond what is documented in the historical records.