Tunggiya, Empress Shen Cheng

Infobox Chinese Royalty|(majesty/none)|(consort)
name = Tunggiya, Empress Shen Cheng
native name = 慎成皇后
temple name =


caption = Artist Drawing of Empress Shen Cheng
reign = 1822 – 1833
predecessor = Niuhuru, Empress Mu Cheng
Niuhuru, Empress He Rui (Actual)
successor = Niuhuru, Empress Quan Cheng
spouse = Daoguang Emperor
issue = Prince Duanmin Gulun
titles = Lady Tunggiya (Birth-1803)
Tunggiya, Concubine of Prince Minning (1803-1808)
Tunggiya, the Step Concubine (1808-1822)
Tunggiya, Empress Shen Cheng (1822-Death)
royal house = Aisin-Gioro
posthumous name = 孝慎敏肅哲順和懿誠惠敦恪熙天詒聖成皇后
father = Tunggiya Shuminga (佟佳舒明阿)
date of death = 1833|
place of death =Inside the Forbidden City, Beijing.
place of burial = Western Qing Tombs

Tunggiya, Empress Shen Cheng ( _zh. 慎成皇后佟佳氏) (? - 1833) was the second Empress Consort of the Daoguang Emperor. She was of the Tongiya clan, and was the daughter of Shu Minga. She became Daoguang's official wife in 1808 just after the death of Empress Xiao Mu Cheng.

Biography

Lady Tongiya gave birth to the eldest daughter of the Daoguang Emperor in 1813, and was elevated to an Empress Consort in 1822. Empress Xiao Shen Cheng died in the thirteenth year of the Daoguang Emperor's reign, and was later interred into the Muling Mausoleum.

Posthumous title

Empress Tongiya's full posthumous title is:

"Empress Xiao Shen Min Su Zhe Shun He Yi Cheng Hui Dun Ke Xi Tian Ye Sheng Cheng"
*( _zh. 孝慎敏肅哲順和懿誠惠敦恪熙天詒聖成皇后)

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