Maharaja Qianlong

**Maharaja Qianlong** () (; Mongolian: *Тэнгэрийг Тэтгэгч хаан*, Manchu:  *Abkai Wehiyehe hūwangdi*, Tibetan:  *lha skyong rgyal po*, born **Hongli** (; bahasa Manchu:   ;transliterasi Möllendorff: *hung li*),  25 September 1711 –  7 Februari 1799) merupakan maharaja ke-6 dari dinasti Qing dan maharaja Qing ke-4 yang memerintah di tanah besar China. Baginda merupakan anak lelaki ke-4 bagi Maharaja Yongzheng, dan memerintah secara rasminya bermua pada 11 Oktober 1735 sehingga 8 Februari 1796. Pada 8 Februari, baginda telah turun dari takhta bagi memberi peluang kepada anak lelaki baginda , Maharaja Jiaqing – bagi memenuhi janji baginda bahawa baginda tidak akan memerintah lebih lama dari datuk baginda, Maharaja Kangxi. Meskipun telah bersara, baginda masih mengekalkan kuasa mutlak sehingga kemangkatan baginda pada tahun 1799. Meskipun pada tahun-tahun awal pemerintahan baginda mewarisi kelangsungan era kekayaan di China, hari-hari terakhir baginda menyaksikan pebagai masalah yang melanda di tanah air dan Empayar Qing.

## Lihat juga
* Jean Joseph Marie Amiot
* Giuseppe Castiglione
* *[[Manwen Laodang]]*
* Sistem Canton
* Xi Yang Lou
* Koridor Panjang
* Kuil Putuo Zongcheng
* *[[Dinasti Qianlong]]*

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