Niuhuru, Empress Mu Cheng

Infobox Chinese Royalty|(majesty/none)|(consort)
name = Empress Mu Cheng
native name = 穆成皇后

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caption = Artist Drawing of Empress Mu Cheng
reign = "Never Reigned. Empress title bestowed posthumously."
predecessor = Niuhuru, Empress He Rui
successor = Tunggiya, Empress Shen Cheng
spouse = Daoguang Emperor
royal house = Aisin-Gioro
posthumous name = 孝穆溫厚莊肅端誠恪惠寬欽孚天裕聖成皇后
date of death = 1808
place of death = Forbidden City, Beijing
date of burial = 22 September 1827 (Official State Burial)
place of burial = Eastern Wing Tombs (1827-1835)
Western Qing Tombs (1835-Present)

Niuhuru, Empress Mu Cheng ( _zh. 穆成皇后鈕祜祿氏) (? - 1808) was of the Niuhuru clan. She was the first Empress Consort of the Qing Dynasty Daoguang Emperor of China.

Biography

Niuhuru became the principal wife of the then Prince Mian Ning in 1796. She died in 1808, and when in 1820 Mian Ning ascended the throne as the Daoguang emperor, Niuhuru was posthumously made Empress and given was given the title of "Empress Xiao Mu Cheng". Long after her death she was removed from her tomb to the Muling mausoleum.

Posthumous title

Empress Niuhuru's full posthumous title was:
*"Empress Xiao Mu Wen Hou Zhuang Su Duan Cheng Fu Tian Yu Sheng Cheng Ke Hui Kuan Qin"
*( _zh. 孝穆溫厚莊肅端誠孚天裕聖成恪惠寬欽皇后)

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