Before the Jiaqing Emperor ascended the throne, he wrote this book of Xiao Kai and patted Qianlong's ass

"Qianlong Imperial Five Blessings Ode"

Is the book Qianlong Emperor Forty-one Years (1776)

The full text and preface of the Five Blessings

Its publication was published in the Qianlong Emperor

The Second Collection of Imperial Texts, vol. XXXVII

This banner is signed "Zichen Yongyan Tribute Book"

钤 "Zichen Yongyan" white fang

"Respectful book" Zhu Fang

Yongyan (永琰) was the name of Emperor Jiaqing of The Qing Dynasty. The fifteenth son of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, his mother was a noble concubine of the Wei Jia clan. In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong (1773), he was secretly established as the crown prince. In September of the sixtieth year of Qianlong (1795), he was officially made crown prince. On the first day of the first lunar month of the following year, he was inspired by the Qianlong Emperor Neichan, that is, the throne, and the year name was Jiaqing.

Wufu refers to shou, fu,

Corning, Good Virtue, Examination of Life

The Qianlong Emperor relied on Confucian classics

This is elaborated on one by one

He also believes that Shou, Fu, Kangning and Kao are destined for life

All are granted by God

Don't force it

Only "good morality" can be achieved by human beings

So he pays special attention to "cultivating morality."

To pray for something else

At that time, there were often princes in the Qing Palace

and the ministers wrote this

Pat Qianlong ass

This work is before the Jiaqing Emperor ascended the throne

Ink during the imperial period (before the age of 36).

The Qianlong Imperial System of Five Blessings Ode Book, 8 open, 14 cm in length, 26 .6cm in width, collected by the Palace Museum