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The Manchu Dynasty

(Ta Ch'ing Ch'ao )

GENEALOGY

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1722 - 1735 H.M. Emperor Yung-ch'êng [Shih Tsung Hien Huang Ti] [Ching Ch'ang Yün Chien Chung Piao Chêng Wên Wu Ying Ming K'uan Jên Hsin I Jui Sh'êng Ta Hsiao Chih Ch'êng Hsien], the Great Illustrious Emperor of the Great Ch'ing Dynasty, Son of Heaven, Lord of Myriad Years, etc. b. 13^th December 1678, educ. privately. Granted the rank of To Lo Pei Lê 1698, prom. to the title of Ho Shê Ch'in Wang Yung 1709, Proclaimed after the death of his father, 20^th December 1722. m. twenty-four wives, including (first) H.M. Empress Hsiao Ching Hsien (b. 1681; d. 29^th October 1731), raised to the title of Empress 17^th January 1724, and received the posthumous title of Hsiao Ching Hsien 7^th January 1732, daughter of Fiyanggu, Tch'eng-ngen-kong, of the Ulanara clan. m. (second) at Peking, 1705, H.M. Empress Hsiao Sheng Hsien (b. 1^st January 1693; d. 2^nd March 1777, bur. East Tai-ling Mausoleum, Hebei), granted the title of Ko Ko in 1705, prom. to HsiiFei 1723, prom. to HsiiKuei Fei 17^th January 1724, and to Dowager Empress with the title of Hsiao Chong Ching Huang T'ai Hou 10^th January 1736, and finally to the posthumous title of Hsiao Sheng Chih Hsuan Kang Hui Tun He Cheng Hui Renmu Ching Tian Kuang Sheng Hsien 23^rd April 1777, daughter of Ling-chu, 1^st Prince (Yideng Cheng En Kung) Liangrong, of the Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner Corps, and granddaughter of Eidu, of the Niuhuru clan. m. (a) Ch'i Fei [Li-chi], raised to the title of Ch'i Fei 1723, daughter of Li Wen-pi, sometime Prefect. m. (b) Yü Pin, née Geng, raised to the title of Yü Pin 1723. m. (c) ca. March 1709, Tun-su Kuei Fei [Nian-chi] (d. 1726), raised to the title of Tun-su Kuei Fei 1723, daughter of Nian Hsia-ling, sometime Governor of Hukuang, of the Trimmed Yellow Banner Corps, by whom he had issue three sons and one daughter. m. (d) Ch'un-yi Huang Kuei Fei [Keng-chi], daughter of Keng Te-kin, Koan-ling mandarin. m. (e) Mao Pin, née Song, raised to the title of Mao Pin 1723. m. (f) Ch'ien Te Fei [Liu-chi] (d. 7^th June 1767), raised to the tank of Qian Pin 1734, and later prom. to Ch'ien Te Fei, daughter of Liu-man, Koan-ling mandarin He d. in the Garden of Perfection and Brightness, Yuanming Park, Peking, 8^th October 1735 (bur. East Tai-ling Mausoleum, Hebei), having had issue, ten sons and four daughters, including:

1) H..H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-hui, Prince Tuan (Tuan Ho Shê Ch'in Wang). b. 17^th April 1697 (s/o Empress Hsiao Ching Hsien). He d. 7^th July 1704. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
2) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-p'an. b. 19^th July 1697 (s/o Ts'i Fei). He d. 30^th March 1699.
3) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-yün. b. 19^th September 1700 (s/o Ts'i Fei). He d. 15^th December 1710.
4) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-shih. b. 18^th March 1704 (s/o Ts'i Fei). Expelled from the Imperial clan by his father, posthumously restored October 1735. He d. 20^th September 1727.
5) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-li, who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Ch'ien-lung [Kao Tsung Chun Huang Ti], Great Emperor of the Great Ching Dynasty (s/o Empress Hsiao Sheng Hsien) - see below.
6) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-shu [Kung], 1^st Prince Ho (Ho Ho Shê Ch'in Wang) (cre. 22^nd March 1733). b. 5^th January 1712 (s/o Ch'un-yi Huang Kuei Fei), educ. Shang-shu-fang, Forbidden City, Peking. Mbr. Miao Control Cncl. 1735, Dir-Gen.for the compilation of the Comprehensive History of the Eight Banners, Mbr. Cncl. of Princes & High Officials 1753. m. (a) a daughter of a Manchu Brigadier-General of the Ujaku clan. He d. 2^nd September 1770, having had issue, seven sons and at least one daughter, including:
- a) H.H. Prince Yong-pi [Kin], 2^nd Prince Ho (Ho Ho Shê Ch'in Wang).
- b) The Noble (Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Yong-ping. Chamberlain. He d. 1772.
- c) H.E. Prince (Pu Ju Pa Fên Fu Kuo Kung) Yong-hoan. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) Princess Ho-wan (Ho Shê Ho-wan Kung Chu). Adopted by Emperor Kao Tsung. m. 1750, Prince (To Lo Pei Lê) Dalay (d. 1794), Presdt. Brd. of Translation of Manchu Books, raised to the title of Fêng Ên Fu Kuo Kung 1756, and prom. to To Lo Pei Lê 1783, eldest son of General Prince Rincin (To Lo Rancin Chün Wang cdr. Right Wing of the Bayarin Banner Corps.
7) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Fu-i. b. 30^th June 1720 (s/o Tun-su Kuei Fei). He d. 9^th February 1721.
8) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Fu-hui, Prince Hui (Hui Ho Shê Ch'in Wang). b. 27^th November 1721 (s/o Tun-su Kuei Fei). He d. 11^th October 1728.
9) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Fu-p'ei. b. and d. 12^th June 1723 (s/o Tun-su Kuei Fei i).
10) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Hung-yen [Kung], 2^nd Prince Kuo (Kuo To Lo Chün Wang) (succ. 1738). b. 21^st July 1733 (s/o Ch'ien Te Fei), educ. privately. Styled Yuan-Ming-yuan when young. Appointed as Heir Apparent to his uncle, Yin-li [Yi], 1^st Prince Kuo, 22^nd March 1738. Degraded to To Lo Pei Lê 1763, restored to Kuo To Lo Chün Wang on his deathbed April 1765. He d. at Peking, 1^st May 1765, having had issue:
- a) Prince (Chün Wang Chang Tzu) Yung-tu, who had issue:
  - i) Prince Mien-…, who had issue:
    - (1) General H.H. Prince Yi-Hsieng, Prince (Fêng Ên Chên Kuo Kung) Kuo (succ. 1833). Tartar General of Canton 1843-1845, and of Mukden 1845-1847.
1) H.H. Princess (Kung Chu) … (d/o Nian Kuei Fei).
2) H.H. Princess (Kung Chu) …
3) H.H. Princess (Kung Chu) …
4) H.H. Princess (Kung Chu) …

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