What the real emperor traveled like, Guangxu walked in Tiananmen Square in 1905
In 1905, Guangxu went out of the Qing Gate to the Temple of Heaven, and in the distance was Tiananmen. Daqing Gate, formerly known as Daming Gate in the Ming Dynasty, refers to the south gate of the imperial city of Beijing, renamed Zhonghua Gate during the Republic of China period, on the central axis of Beijing, the original site is on the north side of Zhengyang Gate, and the south side of the Monument to the People's Heroes and the area around Chairman Mao's Memorial Hall.
This gate was once a symbol of the national gate of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and it was not allowed to open on ordinary days.
In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu, the Guangxu Emperor died violently at the age of 38. The temple number Dezong was buried in Chongling, Yi County, Hebei. The picture shows the Guangxu Emperor traveling when he was 4 years old
Unlike Zhengyang Gate and Tiananmen Gate, Daqing Gate is not a city tower, but a brick and stone structure with a single eaves on the top of the mountain. The picture shows Guangxu getting off the car, and the minister seems to be more nervous
The Guangxu Emperor, the eleventh emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was the son of Prince Aixin Jueluo Yizhen and Cixi's younger sister Yehenara Wanzhen. Guangxu ascended the throne at the age of four, and was presided over by empress dowager Cixi and Ci'an, and after the death of Empress Dowager Ci'an in the seventh year of Guangxu, she was dictated by Empress Dowager Cixi until the guangxu emperor was eighteen years old
Guangxu returned to the Forbidden City from the Temple of Heaven
The Ming Dynasty's Daming Gate, also known as the Great Qing Gate of the Qing Dynasty and the Zhonghua Gate of the Republic of China, was demolished in 1954 to build Tiananmen Square.