and 5 rolls of fabrics for ones living in the vassal states Garments for imperial princesses The described garments below were dictated by the "Illustrated Precendents for Ritual Paraphernalia of the Imperial Court" published in 1759. 1. Gulun Gongzhu Crown, diadem, earrings, necklace and court robes befitting an imperial princess consort Semiformal court robes befitting princess consort of the first rank 2. Heshuo Gongzhu Court and semiformal robes befitting imperial princess consort Crown and diadem befitting hereditary princess consort of the first rank 3. Junzhu Court robes befitting imperial princess consort Crown, diadem and semiformal robes befitting princess consort of the second rank 4. Xianzhu Crown and diadem befitting princess consort of the third rank Semiformal robes befitting princess consort of the second rank Court robes befitting imperial princess consort 5. Junjun Crown and diadem befitting princess consort of the fourth rank Court and semiformal robes befitting princess consort of the third rank 6. Xianjun Crown and diadem befitting duchess of the first rank Court robes befitting princess consort of the third rank Semiformal robes befitting princess consort of the fourth rank 7. Xianjun Born to a Duke of the First Rank: Crown and diadem befitting state duchess of the second rank Court robes befitting princess consort of the third rank Semiformal robes befitting duchess of the first rank Born to a Duke of the Second Rank: Crown befitting state duchess of the second rank; finial decorated with three pearls enclosed in golden ornaments and ruby Diadem befitting state duchess of the second rank; decorated with three ruyi cloud shaped plaques with pearls and three strings of pearls connected with two lapis lazuli inlaid plaques hanging on the back Court robes befitting princess consort of the third rank Semiformal robes befitting state duchess of the first rank Gallery Other persons being honoured as gege Sumalagu, a confidant of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and foster mother of several Kangxi Emperor's sons, including Yuntao, was addressed as "gege" by the Grand Empress Dowager. Lady Yehe Nara (1722-1793), wife of Fuheng, a prominent general of the early Qianlong era, was an elder sister of Qianlong Emperor's Consort Shu. During her lifetime, she held a title of first rank Mingfu, madam Fu Zhongyong (傅忠勇夫人). She was described as the most beautiful Manchu woman of Qing dynasty. She was posthumously honoured as "fujin" (title reserved for princesses consorts) as the mother of prince consort Fulong'an, Prince