MANCHU11

CHINA

The Manchu Dynasty

(Ta Ch'ing Ch'ao )

GENEALOGY

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1799 - 1820 H.I.M. Emperor Chia-ch'ing [Jen Tsung Jui Huang Ti] [Shou T'ien Hsing Yün Fu Hua Sui Yü Ch'ung Wên Ching Wu Hsiao Kung Ch'in Chien Tuan Ming Ying Chê Jui], the Great Illustrious Emperor of the Great Ch'ing Dynasty, Son of Heaven, Lord of Myriad Years, etc c. b. at T 'ien-ti-i-chia Ch'un, Jehol, 13^th November 1760, educ. Shang Shu-fang. Appointed as Heir Apparent with the title of Huang T'ai Tzu on 21^st December 1773 (secret) and publicly invested 15^th October 1795. Granted the title of Chia Ho Shê Ch'in Wang 1789. Invested with executive powers and raised to the title of Emperor at the T'ai-ho Tien, by his father, 9^th February 1796. Succeeded on his father's death as supreme sovereign, 7^th February 1799. m. fourteen wives, including (first) 1774, H.M. Empress Hsiao Shu-rui (d. 5^th March 1797), raised to the title of Empress as Shu-rui Huang Hou 12^th February 1796, and to the posthumous title of Hsiao Shu-rui Huang Hou 25^th March 1797, daughter of Lieutenant-General Horchingo, Tch'eng-ngen-kong, of the Sitala clan, sometime Presdt. Imperial Domestic Court. m. (second) H.M. Dowager Empress Hsiao Ho-rui (b. 1776; d. 23^rd January 1850, bur. Ch'ang-ling Mausoleum, Hebei), granted the rank of Kuei Fei 12^th February 1796, prom. to Huang Kuei Fei 14^th June 1797, to Empress as Ho-rui Huang Hou 25^th May 1799, Empress Dowager as Ho-rui Huang T'ai Hou 4^th September 1820, and to the posthumous title of Hsiao Ho-rui Huang T'ai Hou 16^th February 1850, a sister of Kungala, 1^st Marquis Ho-shih-tai, of the Niuhuru clan. m. (a) a daughter of H.E. Kyi To Lo Ye, sometime Ambassador to Burma. He d. at the Imperial Summer Palace, Jehol, 2^nd September 1820 (bur. Ch'ang-ling Mausoleum, Hebei), having had issue, five sons and nine daughters, including:

1) H.I.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Mien-mu. He d. young.
2) H.I.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Mien-ning, who succeeded as H.I.M. Emperor Tao-kuang [Hsuan Tung Huang Ti], Great Emperor of the Great Ching Dynasty (s/o Empress Hsiao Ho-rui) - see below.
3) H.I.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Mien-k'ai [K'o or chio], 1^st Prince Tun (Tun To Lo Chün Wang). b. 6^th August 1795 (s/o Empress Hsiao Ho-rui), educ. privately. Granted the title of To Lo Chün Wang Tun 1819, prom. to the first rank 1820, demoted to the second rank and restored, demoted again 1838 but was posthumously rehabilitated. Adopted Prince Yi-tsung, 2^nd Prince Tun. Supt. Imperial Bureau of Music 1823, Presiding Controller Imperial Clan Court 1826-1827 and 1836-1839, Supt. Imperial Printing Press 1827. He d. 18^th January 1839 (succ. by his nephew, Prince Yi-tsung), having had issue, two sons:
- a) H.H. Prince (Wei Ju Pa Fên Fu Kuo Kung) Yi-tsuan. He d.v.p. 1^st August 1821.
- b) Prince Yi-… He d.v.p. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
4) H.I.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Mien-hsin [Huai], 1^st Prince Chui (Chui Ho Shê Ch'in Wang) (cre. 1819). b. 9^th March 1805 (s/o Empress Hsiao Ho-rui). m. H.I.H. Princess (Fu Chin) … (d. 1853). He d. 27^th September 1828, having had issue, two sons:
- a) Lieutenant-General H.I.H. Prince Yi-chih [Min], 2^nd Prince Chui (Chui To Lo Chün Wang) (succ. Nov. 1828). b. 1826, as Yi-yuen, educ. Shang Shu-fang. m. a daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. Wen-wei, of the Blue Banner Corps. A poet of some note. He d.s.p. 7^th July 1850 (succ. by Prince Tsai-yi).
- b) Prince Yi-zhi [Yi-yue]. b. 1833.
5) General H.I.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Mien-yü [Tuan], 1^st Prince Hui (Hui Ho Shê Ch'in Wang). b. 18^th March 1814, educ. privately. Granted the title of Hui To Lo Chün Wang 1820, and prom. to Ho Shê Ch'in Wang 1839. C-in-C (Feng-ming Ta Jiang-chun) Tientsin and Peking 1853-1855. He d. 9^th January 1865, having had issue, three sons:
- a) H.I.H. Prince (To Lo Chün Wang) Yi-hsiang. He had issue:
  - i) Tsai-jun.
- b) H.E. (Fêng Ên Fu Kuo Kung) Yi-hsün. He d. 17^th August 1871. He had issue:
  - i) H.E. The Noble (Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Tsai-tse. b. 1868, educ. Presdt. Brd of Finance 1901-1911, Minister for Finance 1911. Rcvd: GC of the Order of the Rising Sun with Powlownia Flowers of Japan (31.1.1906). m. a sister of H.I.M. Dowager Empress Lung Yu, and daughter of General H.E. Kuei-hsiang, a Duke of the third grade, of the Ye'honala clan, sometime Dep. C-in-C. He d. 1930, having had issue:
    - (1) A daughter. m. 1931, Prince Todub, son of Prince Gungsang Norbu, of the Kharachin clan of Mongols. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- c) The Noble (Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Yi-mu. He d. (succ. by Prince Tsai-t'ao), before 1902, having had issue, a son:
  - i) Tsai-…He d.v.p.
1) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…
2) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…(d/o Dowager Empress Hsiao Ho-rui).
3) H.I.H. Princess Chuang-ching (Ho Shê Chuang-ching Kung Chu). b. 1781 (d/o Dowager Empress Hsiao Ho-rui). m. 1801, Prince Sodnamdorji [So-t ên-mu-tu-pu-chi] (Ho Shê Sobnamdobjai E Fu) (d.s.p. 1825), son of Prince Batu, and grandson of General H.H. Prince Chimed Dorji, of the Korchin Mongols. She d.s.p.m. 1811.
4) H.I.H. Princess Chuang-ching (Ho Shê Chuang-ching Kung Chu). m. 1802, Prince Manibadara (Ho Shê Manibadara E Fu), a Timurid Prince and Cdr. of the Josotu League, of Korchin Mongols. She d. 1811.
5) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…
6) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…
7) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…(d/o Dowager Empress Hsiao Ho-rui).
8) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…
9) H.I.H. Princess (Kung Chu) Chuang-…

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