Princess Jou-chia was buried in Longquan Town, Mentougou.
Princess Heshuo Roujia and her husband Geng Juzhong were buried together in Longquan Town, Mentougou District. Locals usually call this cemetery "Princess's Tomb" or "Wang Geng's Tomb".
Gongzhufen (Gengwangfen) is surrounded by beautiful scenery and excellent geomantic omen, and its tomb rules are higher than those of the same level. The whole tomb sits west to east, about 200 meters long from east to west, with a pair of Optimus Prime (commonly known as Hua Biao) and a height of 5 meters. A column beast on 200 1 Optimus Prime was stolen. The grave left traces of destruction; Baoding, built of concrete, was destroyed in the "Cultural Revolution".
There are five tall Tuolong tablets on the Shinto in the cemetery, namely, the inscription on Geng Juzhong's forehead in the 15th year of Shunzhi (1658), the inscription on Princess Shuoroujia in the 3rd year of Kangxi (1664) and the inscription on Princess Roujia in the 12th year of Kangxi (1673).
There are no other buildings on the ground of Gongzhufen (Gengwangfen) except a pair of huabiao and Wu Tong stone tablet, but compared with other Gongzhufen in western Beijing, this Gongzhufen is well preserved. At present, the tomb of Princess Huoshuo Roujia is also the only one with inscriptions in the west of Beijing.
Princess Jou-chia, Shunzhi's goddaughter, got married because of political needs.
Princess Heshuo Rujia was the adopted daughter of the emperor shunzhi Fu Lin, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty. She was originally the second daughter of King Yue Le of An Jun County. Princess Jou-chia was born in May of the ninth year of Shunzhi (1652). She has been raised in the palace, and Shunzhi likes this goddaughter very much.
At that time, in order to appease King Jingnan, one of the three San Francisco, out of political needs, Princess Heshuo Jou-chia, who was only six years old, married Geng Juzhong, the grandson of King Jingnan Geng Zhongming and the son of Gengjimao, in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi (1658). Geng Juzhong was named a third-class son and a great master. However, it was not until November of the second year of Kangxi (1663) that they got married. When they got married, the princess was only 12 years old.
In the first month of the third year of Kangxi (1664), Kangxi added Prince Geng Juzhong, later added Prince Shaobao, and joined Prince Taibao. However, after all, she did not choose her own political marriage, and because she was too young, she was not very happy after marriage with Princess Shuoroujia. She died in the 12th year of Kangxi (1673) at the age of 22.
In the second year of the princess's death, that is, in the thirteenth year of Kangxi (1674), Geng Juzhong's eldest brother Geng responded to Wu Sangui's rebellion, and his younger brother Geng Mingzi died in battle and stood by at home. In July of the 14th year of Kangxi (1675), Emperor Kangxi told him to surrender to Geng.
In the 19th year of Kangxi (1680), Geng rebellion was put down, and Geng Juzhong went to Fuzhou to deal with the aftermath. In February of the 26th year of Kangxi (1687), Geng Juzhong died. In April of the same year, Emperor Kangxi sent Ethan, the minister of rites, to offer sacrifices to Geng Juzhong, and posthumous title was "righteous".
It is worth mentioning that Geng Juzhong had a daughter, Geng Shi, with Princess Heshuo Roujia, and later married Nalan Paixu, the son of the famous poet Nalan Mingzhu in the Qing Dynasty. Nalan Paixu was famous for his power in the Kangxi Dynasty.