¡¡¡¡160,000
volumes. Most of them
were created in the first
years and last years of
the Qing Dynasty. These
include the important
records of the imperial
activities before the
Qing government moved
to Beijing, the archives
of the Mukden local governments£¬including
the Mukden internal cabinet,
the deputy governor of
Mukden, the governor-general
of the three tombs, the
received letters from
the Mukden internal cabinet,
from the Beijing internal
cabinet, and from the
five ministries of the
Mukden government. The
imperial family trees
of the Qing emperors which
are listed in China archives
and Documentary Heritage,
the documents written
in the 31st year of Guangxu
to convene the emperor¡¯s
secret orders through
the military cabinet to
the local high ranking
officials in the northeast
part ¡ª¡ª the only comprehensive
documents of the imperial
government now preserved
in China, the congratulation
letters sent to Cixi by
the local governor, Chahaer,
the appointment made by
Kangxi to the daughter
of Heshuoliqinwang ( a
relative of the emperor,
and an imperial governor),
the announcements of protecting
foreign businessmen issued
by the Qing government
after the signing of the
Xinchou Treaty are valuable
treasures.