What is the geomantic treasure house of Gongwangfu?

In addition to the Forbidden City, there is also a very famous tourist attraction in Beijing, that is Gongwangfu. People often say that a Gongwangfu is half the history of Qing Dynasty, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is priceless. However, it only sold a mere 80,000 silver dollars, mainly because its owner Puyi wanted to restore the Qing Dynasty and mortgaged the Palace Wang Fu as a fund. Finally, he couldn't pay back the money, so Gong gave the mortgage to others.

19 12 The Qing dynasty ended and Puyi abdicated. At that time, the owner of Gongwangfu was Prince Gong's grandson Puyi. Unlike his grandfather, Puyi is an ambitious but incompetent person. Seeing that his family's dynasty was overthrown in this way, he was very unwilling and ran to Qingdao to form a Zongshe Party to restore the rule of the Qing Dynasty.

Restoration is a costly thing, and soon Puwei will have no money. In order to get the repair funds, he mortgaged his Gongwangfu and got 80,000 silver dollars. After several twists and turns, Puyi's restoration finally failed. Puyi also lives a poor life, and he can't afford to pay back the 80,000 silver dollars, and the 80,000 silver dollars have interest. Ten years later, eighty thousand silver dollars became almost two hundred thousand silver dollars. So Gong changed hands and the church became Gong's new master.

The huge Prince Gong's mansion was sold to the church at a price of only 80,000 silver dollars, which also reflected that the family of Aisinggioro had gone into complete decline and had been abandoned by history. After the founding of New China, Gong Wang Fu returned to the embrace of the motherland and became a tourist attraction open to the outside world. Friends who are interested in Qing history must visit Gongwangfu when they go to Beijing.