What is the end of Qianlong s sons, what is the end of Qianlong s seventeen sons?

Qianlong's seventeen sons were: Yonghuang, Yonglian, Yongzhang, Yonghui, Yongqi, Yongying, Yongcong, Yongxuan, Yongxuan, Yongxuan, Yongjing, Yonglu, Yongyan, Yongxuan, Yongyan, Yongyan, Yongxuan, Yongxuan. Among them, Yonghuang died of illness in the fifteenth year of Qianlong, and Duan Moshou died at the age of 22; Yonglian died of wind and cold when he was in Qianlong for three years, at the age of 9; Yongzhang died in the twenty-first year of Qianlong, and he was not very old, only 28 years old; Yonghui died in the 42nd year of Qianlong and lived to be 49 years old; Yongqi died in the 31st year of Qianlong at the age of 36; Yongying died in the 40th year of Qianlong and lived to be 57 years old; Yongcong died of illness in the forty-third year of Qianlong at the age of 2; Yongxuan died in the fourth year of Jiaqing at the age of 87; Yongzheng died in the 54th year of Qianlong at the age of 47; Yongxuan died in the first month of the 40th year of Qianlong at the age of 48; Yongjing died when Qianlong was four years old, only 2 years old; Yongyan, who later became Emperor Jiaqing of Youyin, died at the age of 61 in the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing; The seventeenth son of the emperor, Yongxuan, died in the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing at the age of 77.

As the longest-reigning emperor, Qianlong's sons were naturally extremely miserable. The longer the emperor lived, the later he became emperor with the crown prince. Coupled with the battle in the harem, the struggle between his descendants can be described as extremely chaotic.

Among them, there are many who die inexplicably.

The eldest and third died in the harem battle, and the second died shortly after being secretly established. It can be seen how serious the competition for succession is. The fourth and sixth children were succeeded, but they were not safe, but died in front of Qianlong.

Lao Qi, as the candidate for the crown prince, was the most miserable, dying when he was less than two years old.

Seeing that the battle in the harem was so **, the eighth child wisely chose to quit the battle. Of course, no one would believe him when he openly spoke out and quit the fight, and he wisely chose to eat, drink and be merry, not caring about business. In the eyes of people, he is a dou who can't be helped, so people don't pay attention to him.

This made the eighth child finally become the longest-living one among Qianlong's sons.

As for the old nine, the old ten and the sixteenth, they disappeared bizarrely, and there was no record of their names. It can be said that there is no sense of existence, but he died in vain. And thirteen and fourteen also died when they were ignorant, one was three years old and the other was four.

Of course, they will not die for no reason, which has to remind people of the battle in the harem, and in the end, Qianlong saw that his son was miserable, so he had to speak out and end the battle in the harem.

So the fifteenth Jiaqing Emperor finally became the emperor after the tragic death of many princes. Maybe it's the so-called leftover is king. It was not conspicuous when Emperor Jiaqing was young, but because the eldest brothers were either dead or pretending to be crazy and stupid.

Whatever the end, the winner fell to him.

It can be said that the emperor's family is the most ruthless, and for the sake of power, the so-called family affection is like paper paste.

I think their ending is still very tragic, openly and secretly, extremely chaotic.

Qianlong's sons were much happier than the sons of Emperor Kangxi, at least Qianlong passed the throne to Emperor Jiaqing during his reign, so there was no struggle.

The fate of Qianlong's sons was naturally very miserable, and they fought openly and secretly, and they did not end well.

Naturally, they will be assigned to various places as idle princes, and some will compete for the throne.

Qianlong had many sons, but few survived to the end, so in the end, Jiaqing ascended the throne.

Qianlong's sons all ended up relatively well, after all, they were princes.

Qianlong had a total of 8 sons, and the endings were:

1, the eldest Yonghuang and the third Yongzhang fell out of favor and were depressed because of the accident of Empress Xiaoxian, and died in the early and middle of Qianlong one after another.

2, the second Yonglian is the eldest son, born to Queen Xiaoxian, who is deeply loved by Yongzheng Qianqian Chunminglong, and was also secretly established. It's a pity that he died too early.

3, the fourth Yonghui passed on to Yun Qi as his heir, and basically bid farewell to the struggle for power. The poems are good. Qianlong died in the late period.

4, the fifth child is the famous Yongqi, and he is also deeply loved by Qianlong, and the second child is the same, and the one who is deeply loved by Qianlong will not live long, and Qianlong will die in a year after 30 years.

5, the sixth Yongying, also passed over, gave Yunxi as his heir, and was the president of "Siku Quanshu". Qianlong died in the late period.

6, the seventh Yongcong, the son-in-law, the second brother, is also deeply loved by Qianlong, and the prince is a candidate, but he died at the age of 2.

7, the eighth Yongxuan, his conduct is not too good, and he is not loved by Qianlong. However, he is the longest-lived among the sons of Qianlong. Daoguang died in the twelfth year.