Eight Elder Brother Yinyu has a total of a few blessings

Yinxi has been a Fujin in his life, not even a side Fujin, and Chang Fujin is known as "the first jealous woman in the world".

When it comes to Yinxi's Fujin, it is necessary to introduce it here. She is the granddaughter of Prince An Yue Le, and her father's surname is Guo Luoluo. Yue Le was the fourth son of Abatai, the first prince of Zhenguo, because of his repeated achievements in the war, he was promoted to Prince An in the 14th year of Shunzhi and died in the 28th year of Kangxi [12].

Prince An's family can be regarded as nobles in the court, so the marriage between Yinxi and Guo Luoluo also invisibly raised his value, weakened the influence of his mother's humble status, and laid a broad foundation for his popularity in the clan. It is reported that Guo Luoluo has been under Yue Le's knees since he was a child, and he is quite favored, with a pungent personality, and he is the head of the family in Yinxi's mansion. Kangxi once said on the fourth day of October in the forty-seventh year:

Yinsu is subject to his wife's ......Let him be jealous and do evil, because Yinxi has not given birth to a child so far"[13], Qin Daoran also mentioned in the confession of Yongzheng Dynasty that the affairs in Yinxi's mansion were all in charge of Fujin, and there may be discrepancies between the two, but it can also be seen that this statement is not groundless. But there is something I don't know, according to the "Aixin Jueluo Genealogy", Yinxi's son Hongwang was born on the fifth day of the first month of the first month of the 47th year of Kangxi, and was the daughter of his mother Zhang Zhibi of the Zhang family"[14], so what did Emperor Kangxi mean when he reprimanded Yinxi on the fourth day of October and said that he "has not given birth to a child so far", or does it mean that he has no son-in-law? It's a pity that throughout his life, his knees are thin, and only Hongwang is alone.

There is only one Guo Luo Luo in Chang Fujin, the daughter of Heshuo Ming Shang.

Shu Fujin (concubine) has two: concubine Zhang, the daughter of Zhang Zhibi; Concubine Mao, the daughter of Mao Erge.

Shu Fujin is just a common name, and the official identity is a concubine. Moreover, after Yinxi lost his status as a prince, his wives and concubines, whether they were Guo Luoluo's or Zhang's or Mao's, could no longer use the title of Fujin, and were directly called "wife" and "concubine".

Chang Fujin Guo Luo Luo, the daughter of Heshuo Ming Shang, and the granddaughter of Prince An Yue Le.

Concubine Zhang, daughter of Zhang Zhibi; Concubine Mao, the daughter of Mao Erge.

The Zhang family and the Mao family should have been side Fujin, and they were forced to be demoted to concubines during the Yongzheng period.

A Chang Fujin, surnamed Guo Luoluo, his name is unknown, and there seems to be no record in history. There doesn't seem to be a side Fujin, and there is a concubine, who is said to have given birth to his first son, Hongwang (another said to be born to Chang Fujin), but there is no name in history.

Chang Fujin. Guo Luo Roche.

Side Fujin is definitely not.

Poor Bahachi has only one son, Hongwang. The name is really.

Well, it seems that there is a concubine.

I looked for it, and it seems to be just 1.