The Daughter of Qingdu

Qingdu was the name of an ancient city located in China's Hebei Province. Qing Capital was in Jizhou in ancient times. It was the hometown of Emperor Yao, hence the name Qing Capital. Later, it was renamed Wangdu County, then Yunbiao County, then Wangding County, and finally back to Wangdu County. Mount Qingdu was a famous mountain in Qingdu. It was known as the "Southern Mountain of the North" and was famous for its undulating mountains and lush natural scenery. There were also scenic spots such as Tangyao Ancient Town and Yaomu Lake near Mount Qingdu, attracting many tourists. The night view of Mount Qingdu and the surrounding attractions was equally breathtaking. At night, Mount Qingdu emitted faint lights, giving people a mysterious and dreamy feeling. Qingdu Mountain and Qingdu County were both part of Baoding City in Hebei Province.

Qingdu was located in the eastern part of Tang County, Hebei Province, China.

Princess Qingdu, the second daughter of Emperor Renzong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Gaochi, was born on the first day of the ninth month of the seventh year of Yongle. Her mother was Zhao Shi. On the seventh day of April of the first year of Hongxi, she was granted the title of Princess Qingdu. On the 2nd day of the 11th month of the 3rd year of Xuande, she married the Prince Consort, Commandant Jiao Jing. On the 15th day of the 7th month of the 2nd year of Zhengtong, she was conferred the title of Eldest Princess. However, Princess Qingdu died of illness on the thirteenth day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Zhengtong. She was thirty-two years old. Her death deeply saddened Emperor Mingying, and he stopped court for a day to mourn. Princess Qingdu was buried in the plains of Black Rock Mountain. There was no detailed record of her mother, Zhao Shi. It could be seen that she was not favored and belonged to the unknown type.

Mount Qingdu was located 5 kilometers northeast of Tang County, Baoding City, Hebei Province. According to legend, Mount Qingdu was the place where Emperor Yao's mother, Qingdu, lived, hence its name. Mount Qingdu was an isolated hill. The mountain was not tall, with a circumference of about 6 kilometers and a maximum altitude of 217 meters. The top of the mountain was wide and flat, with lush vegetation. Surrounded by mountains, the scenery was beautiful. Mount Qingdu was the former residence of Tang Yao, and the ruins of Lingyuan Temple of the Tang Dynasty were left on the mountain. Mount Qingdu was also a tourist resort, displaying Tang Yao's culture and rural customs. Within the scenic area, there were Qingdu Mountain, Yaomu Lake, Lingyuan Temple, Tangyao Ancient Town and other major scenic spots. Mount Qingdu Resort was a national 4A tourist attraction, attracting many tourists to explore the source of Chinese civilization.

The pronunciation of Qingdu was qīng dōu.

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Qingdu was located in Baoding, China.

Mount Qingdu was located 5 kilometers northeast of Tang County, Hebei Province.

Qingdu was Emperor Yao's mother.

Mount Qingdu is located in Tang County, Baoding City, Hebei Province.