About Mukdengge
Lived 1743 – 1829 (aged 85–86). Mukdengge was a Chinese politician.
Mukdengge (1743–1829), a member of Gūwalgiya clan and Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner, served Ministers of Rites and Works in Jiaqing and Daoguang era.
Biography Mukdengge began his career as a bithesi (imperial ministry clerks) in 1768 and promoted through multiple imperial cabinet assistant positions. In 1820, he was appointed as Minister of Works, before being transferred shortly afterwards to the Ministry of Rites, where he served between two ministries through Jiaqing and the early reign of Daoguang Emperor. During this time, Mukdengge also served as the chief editor of Collective Rituals of Qing Dynasty by Imperial Order (欽定大清通禮) in 1824.
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Who was Mukdengge?
Qing dynasty politician
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Mukdengge was born in 1743.
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Mukdengge died in 1829.
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Mukdengge was a politician.
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Mukdengge was Chinese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Mukdengge. https://biography.guide/mukdengge/
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