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The present Emperor of China when a young man, saving his fathers life... c1796-1804, (1847). Artist: JW Giles

The present Emperor of China when a young man, saving his fathers life... c1796-1804, (1847). Artist: JW Giles


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The present Emperor of China when a young man, saving his fathers life... c1796-1804, (1847). Artist: JW Giles

The present Emperor of China when a young man, saving his fathers life during an insurrection, c1796-1804, (1847). The Daoguang Emperor (1782-1850) protecting his father the Jiaqing Emperor. Drawn by G F Sargent, from a painting by Fo Shang. A print from The History of China and India, by Miss Corner, Dean and Co, London 1847

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Corner Dead Dramatic Father Fatherhood Fo Shang Gf Sargent Giles Insurrection J W Giles Julia Julia Corner Julia Parley Jw Giles Lovechild Miss Corner Miss Julia Parley Rescuing Sargent Saving Shang Shooting Solomon Solomon Lovechild Thomas Lovechild Thomas Parley Wound Wounded


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The Present Emperor of China - A Heroic Act of Filial Piety

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. This print, created by JW Giles in 1847, depicts a dramatic moment in the life of the Daoguang Emperor. In this powerful image, we witness the young emperor valiantly saving his father's life during an insurrection that took place between 1796 and 1804. Amidst billowing smoke and chaos, the Daoguang Emperor stands as a symbol of bravery and devotion to family. With a gun in hand, he shields his wounded father, the Jiaqing Emperor, from harm's way. The intensity on their faces reflects not only their perilous situation but also their unbreakable bond. The artist G. F. Sargent skillfully captures this extraordinary act of heroism from a painting by Fo Shang. Through intricate engraving techniques, every detail is brought to life – from the expressions on their faces to the weaponry held firmly in their hands. This historic moment serves as a testament to both love for one's family and duty towards one's country. It showcases the unwavering loyalty that exists within Chinese royalty while highlighting the turbulent times they faced. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from "The History of China and India" we are reminded of how even amidst war and rebellion, acts of selflessness can shine through like beacons of hope. This image immortalizes an event that forever shaped Chinese history – an event where filial piety triumphed over adversity.

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