This is a group of old color photographs of the ministers of the late Qing Dynasty. Through these figure photos, let's take a look at the appearance of the real late Qing ministers in the history of the late Qing Dynasty. The picture shows an official in the late Qing Dynasty, sitting high on the top, and the officials around him and under the steps were his retinue.
The picture shows Dong Ke, an elderly minister of the Four Dynasties in the late Qing Dynasty, who served as an official in the four dynasties of Daoguang, Xianfeng, Tongzhi, and Guangxu, and Dong Ke was very dignified when he was young, and Dong Ke in his old age was still in good spirits and very imposing.
The picture shows Wu Tao, Zhixian County, which was directly subordinate to Xianxian County in 1901. This is the image of the legendary Qing Dynasty County Taiye.
The picture shows Ding Ruchang, the admiral of the Beiyang Naval Division in the late Qing Dynasty, Ding Ruchang joined the Taiping Army in his early years, later returned to the ShunXiang Army, and was later transferred to the Beiyang Marine Division by Li Hongzhang.
The picture shows the Fuguo Gong Yipu of the late Qing Dynasty, and the Feng'en Fuguo Gong Yipu was already a distant branch clan relative by the late Qing Dynasty, and his deeds are unknown. In the photo, Yipu fat head and big ears have a blessed face, which is very joyful.
The picture shows the group photo of the late Qing Dynasty minister Feng Guozhang (second from the left) and Jiang Guiti (third from the left) and others. Feng Guozhang served as the general office of the Beiyang Infantry Academy and the general office of the Supervision camp office, and during the Republic of China, Feng Guozhang was the acting president, and he was the great-grandfather of the cross-talk actor Feng Gong.
The picture shows a group photo of the ministers of the late Qing Dynasty in 1906. The officials in the photo were all important ministers of the Qing court at that time. Among them are Xu Shichang and Yuan Shikai.
The picture shows a group photo of three military generals in the late Qing Dynasty, each of whom is wearing a waist knife, and the image is still very powerful.