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− | {{People|name=Mianning|dob=September 16, 1782|service=Heir Apparent of Qing Dynasty|rank=Crown Prince|nationality=Chinese|billets=Unknown}} | + | {{People|name=Mianning|dob=|service=|rank=Prince|nationality=Chinese|billets=}} |
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| == Biography == | | == Biography == |
− | In 1806, '''Prince Mianning''', the eldest of the [[Jiaqing Emperor]]'s three sons, was about twenty years old. He was known as the Crown Prince of China, and the heir apparent to the Imperial throne. He was companion to a male [[Celestial]] dragon, [[Lung Tien Chuan]], who was Temeraire's twin brother.
| + | Mianning was the crown prince of China at the time [[Temeraire]] and [[William Laurence]] visted there. The two of them helped stop a plot to overthrow Mianning and his father begun by [[Prince Yongxing]], Mianning's uncle. |
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− | [[Temeraire]] and [[William Laurence]] exposed and blocked an attempted coup by the emperor's brother [[Prince Yongxing]], who hoped to place Mianning's younger brother [[Prince Miankai]] on the throne and take control as imperial regent.
| + | Mianning was companion to a [[Celestial]] named [[Lung Tien Chuan]] who was Temeraire's identical twin. |
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− | In 1812, Temeraire reunited with Prince Mianning during his visit to China with Laurence and the British envoy.
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− | After the death of [[Lung Tien Chuan]], Temeraire accepted the proposal of [[Lung Qin Mei]] to try and conceive a Celestial egg to be the prince's new companion. Despite several matings, however, Mei and Temeraire failed to produce an egg. Instead, the egg of Temeraire and [[Iskierka]] was left under Imperial care in China, with the hopes that it may hatch into a new Celestial to be the prince's companion, and thus, return Mianning his full royal status.
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− | ==Deviations from history==
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− | Historically, Mianning was the second-born and only surviving son of the [[Jiaqing Emperor]] and his first consort, Hitara (posthumously, the Empress Xiao Shu Rui); their first-born son, Prince Mianmu, died in infancy.
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− | The Jiaqing Emperor died without naming a successor. His widow, Niuhuru (Empress Xiao He Rui), used her authority as dowager empress to name her stepson the next emperor, bypassing her own two sons Miankai and Mianxin.
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| [[Category:A-Z|Mianning, Prince]] | | [[Category:A-Z|Mianning, Prince]] |