After the death of Huang Taiji, all the banner owners of the Eight Banners Did Dolgon hold the flag

Because of his lack of ability, and because Dolgon's soldiers were very powerful, Dolgon's reputation was higher than that of him, and Dolgon was one of Nurhachi's favorite sons.

Because of his personal ability, Dolgon's personal ability is stronger, and he is in the prime of life, so he will win.

Zhenghuang Banner (45 Niu Lu): Nurhachi.

Yellow Flag (20 Ox): Nurhachi.

Zhenghongqi (25 Niu Lu): Nurhachi's second son, Dai Shan.

Inlaid with red flags (26 Niu Lu): Daishan's eldest son Yue Tuo.

Inlaid Blue Flag (33 Niu Lu): Nurhachi's second son Amin Zheng Blue Flag (21 Niu Lu): Nurhachi's fifth son Mang Gurtai Zheng White Flag (25 Niu Lu): Nurhachi's eighth son, Huang Taiji.

Inlaid with white flags (15 Niu Lu): The supreme commander of the eight banners of Nurhachi's eldest son, Chu Ying, the eldest son, is the owner of each banner. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the power of these banner lords was very great, and their status was second only to that of the emperor.

In fact, the emperor himself at that time was also the owner of the banner, but only the largest bannerman. In the early Manchu Dynasty, major military affairs required the emperor and the Eight Banners to discuss and adjudicate together. The emperor himself did not have the privilege of being arbitrary.

The basic organizational unit of the Eight Banners is called Niulu (translated as "Zuoling" in Chinese), and each Niulu has 300 people. The more flags there are, the stronger the strength, and the higher the status of the flag owner. For example, the strongest Zhenghuang Banner has forty-five Ox Records, and the weakest White Flag has only fifteen Niu Records.

Huang Taiji, two yellows; Hauge, Zhenglan; Dolgon, White; Duoduo, inlaid with white; Yueto, Azig, inlaid with red; Dai Shan, Zheng Hong; Zilharang, inlaid with blue.

Before August of the 8th year of Chongde, Dolgon and Azig were white, and Dolgon was the banner master; The collar is white. In September of the 8th year of Chongde In October, Dolgon will change the flag and take the white flag himself, and transfer Azig to the Duoduo Banner, that is, the white flag after the change.

The red of the Azig collar was a matter of late Dolgon's reign.

Haoge didn't lead Zhenglan from the beginning, and after the death of Derge, Huang Taiji liquidated the three brothers and sisters of Mang Gurtai before vacating Zhenglan to Haoge. It turned out that Haoge Niulu was in the Yellow Flag.

Each period is different. In the middle and late stages of Huang Taiji, he led two yellows, Haoge was blue, Dolgon Azig was white, Duoduo was white, and the two red flags were good and blue.

The Yellow and Yellow Flags are the main Huang Taiji, the Blue Flag is the main Hauge, and Dolgon is the main white flag, and Duoduo is the main of the white flag. The rest is not very clear, and there are too many changes.

Of course, the owner of the Eight Banners is Huang Taiji There are Amin, Dolgon, Duoduo and so on.

Inlaid with red flags - Azig.

White Flag - Dolgon.

Inlaid with white flags - Doze.

Zhenghongqi - Daishan.

Yellow Flag - Amin.

Zhenglan Banner - Mang Gurtai.

Yellow flag, inlaid yellow flag - Huang Taiji.

Even if there is the support of the Six Banners, Fulin is supported by Dolgon, if it weren't for Dolgon's young age, I'm afraid he would have sat on the throne long ago, and Hauge's strength can't compete with Dolgon, so he can only admit defeat.

It shows that his influence is greater, and he is supported by others, and he is supported by the imperial court, and he is also helped by others, so he can inherit the throne.

Because after the death of Huang Taiji at that time, Huang Taiji's eldest son, Prince Su Haoge, and Huang Taiji's fourteenth brother, Prince Rui Prince Dolgon, were in a stalemate, and the best way was to set up a young new emperor.