- Prince Gong’s Mansion is a true testament to the siheyuan-style that characterized this period in history and named after a Manchu prince...
- Therefore, the residence got its name - Prince Gong's Mansion. The mansion consists of the residence area and the garden area.
- In 1851, the mansion was offered to Prince Gong by Emperor Xianfeng (1851-1862), hence the name. Now it is the most well preserved mansion in Beijing.
- Prince Gong's Mansion is the largest Siheyuan in the world, consisting of three parallel building groups along the eastern, middle and western axis.
- A classical beauty located in bustling Beijing, Prince Gong’s Mansion is a scene that is reminiscent of quintessential Chinese period dramas, dressed up with...
- The Prince Gong's Mansion, located in Liuyin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, is a national key cultural relic protection unit.
- Therefore, the residence got its name - Prince Gong's Mansion. The mansion consists of the residence area and the garden area.
- Prince Gong Yixin (1833-1898) is the sixth son of the Daoguang Emperor (1782-1850) of the Qing Dynasty. ... 50,000 square foot mansion never finished.
- As the Prince Gong’s Mansion has some of the “Dream of Red Mansions” in the scene depicted, it was stated that Prince Gong’s Mansion Garden, Grand View...
- This splendid imperial residence belonged to several people, including the sixth son of the Guangxu emperor (Prince Gong) who, at the age of 27...