Which of the Eight Banners does Azig belong to?

Uh, about Azig.

The issue of flag nationality is because it involves the Eight Banners of the early Qing Dynasty.

There have been several major adjustments due to power changes, so it's a bit complicated. I'll just simplify it with LZ.

1. Nurhachi.

Period: Nurhachi divided the two yellow banners of his subordinates to Abahai's three sons, of which the positive yellow banners were divided between Azig and Dolgon.

With Azig as the banner master; The yellow flag was given to the youngest son, Dodor.

With Duoduo as the banner master. So at this time, Azig is the owner of the Yellow Flag.

Second, Huang Taiji.

Period: After Huang Taiji succeeded to the throne, in order to improve his status, he and his son Hauge.

The two white flags of the subordinate collar were swapped with the two yellow flags of the three Azig brothers. Change the yellow flag to a white flag and the yellow flag to a white flag. So during this period, Azig changed from the owner of the yellow flag to the owner of the white flag.

3. Dolgon's period: After Dolgon came to power, he also adjusted the two white flags in order to expand his power and improve his status. First of all, he changed the colors of the two white flags, the positive white flag became the inlaid white flag, and the inlaid white flag became the positive white flag.

So Azig, who was on the same flag as Dolgon, became a white flag man at this time. Next, in order to monopolize the white flag, Dorgon transferred the original banner owner Azig to join Dord. As a result, Azig changed from a person with a white flag to a person with a white flag, and at the same time lost his identity as the flag owner.

4. After the reign of Shunzhi: After the death of Dolgon, Azig was convicted of rebellion, and his descendants were demoted to concubines and divided into various banners. Kangxi restored the flag of his descendants, and the second son Fu Lehe was assigned to the red flag, and the rest of the sons were assigned to the blue flag.

To sum up, Azig was the master of the yellow flag and the master of the white flag, but eventually became the prince of the white flag (this white flag is actually the white flag of Duoduo) and lost his identity as the flag owner.

After Azig's death, the people were divided into four flags, yellow, white, blue, and white, and their descendants were divided into two flags, red and blue.

Prince Azig of Ying, Emperor Nurhachi of the Qing Dynasty.

Twelfth son, Dorgon.

Half-brother. Azig was the owner of the Yellow Banner In his later years, Nurhachi bestowed most of the two Yellow Banners on each of Abahai's three younger sons, Azig, Dorgon, and Dordor.

15 Niulu per person, and the rest were his own commanders, but he had a clear instruction: Azig was the owner of the Yellow Banner, and Duoduo was the leader of the Yellow Banner, and in the future, all the pro-troops commanded by his own death would be given to Duoduo, and the white flag would be given to Dorgon.

Summary. Hello, on this issue, in fact, each of the eight flags has the surname Zhao, and it is in a relatively primitive state.

Because, the surname of the Manchu is not necessarily related to the flag in which it is located. The Eight Banners are the military and political organizations of the Qing Dynasty, a flag is equivalent to a military and district, Qiqi, there is no fixed surname in it, there will be a variety of surnames, and there will be any surname. The Manchu Eight Banners also have a hierarchy, from high to low:

Yellow flag, yellow flag, white flag, blue flag, white flag, red flag, red flag, blue flag.

The surname Zhao is Manchu, which flag is it in the Eight Banners.

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Good. Hello, on this issue, in fact, each of the eight flags has the surname Zhao, and it is more of the state of the original shed. Because, the surname of the Manchu is not necessarily related to the flag in which it is located.

The Eight Banners are the military and political organizations of the Qing Dynasty, a flag is equivalent to a military and district, Qiqi, there is no fixed surname in it, there will be a variety of surnames, and there will be any surname. The Manchu Eight Banners also have a hierarchy, from high to low: yellow flag, yellow flag, white flag, blue trembling and bending flag, white flag, red flag, red flag, blue flag.

My parents are gone, and I didn't care if I was a descendant of any race.

Listening to your description of Jiyin, it is recommended that you ask these elders in your family, you can look up the previous genealogy, and maybe you can find some signs, because there is no definite answer to which mountain, because among the eight banners, there is a surname Zhao.

Ok thanks.

You're welcome.

1. Zhenghuang Flag: Nurhachi.

2. Inlaid yellow flag: Nurha calls the ruler red.

3. Zhenghongqi: Nurhachi's second son.

4. Inlaid with red flags: Daishan's eldest son Yue Tuo.

5, inlaid blue and high flag: Nurhachi's second son Amin with his maternal brother Shuerhaqi.

6, Zhenglan Flag: Nurhachi's fifth son, Mang Gurtai.

7. Zhengbai flag: Nurhachi's eighth prince Taiji.

8. Inlaid with white flags: Du Du, the eldest son of Chu Ying, the eldest son of Nurhachi.

Zheng Huang (45 Niulu) and Mosaic Yellow (20 Niulu): Nurhachi.

Zhengbai Flag (25 Niu Lu): Huang Taiji.

Inlaid with white flags (15 Niu Lu): Du Du, the son of Zhu Ying.

Zhenghongqi (25 Niu Lu): Dai Shan.

inlaid with red flags (26 bulls); Daishan's eldest son, Yue Tuo.

Zhenglan Banner (21 Niu Lu): Mang Gurtai.

Blue Flag (33 Bulls): Amin.

The four great beylers (princes): the second son Daishan, the nephew Amin, the fifth son Mang Gurtai, and the eighth son Huang Taiji assisted the Khan in handling state affairs.

Dai Shan (1582-1648), Aixinjue Luo, the second son of Taizu Nurhachi, was the first to be named Baylor.

Amin (1586-1640), the second son of Shulhaqi and the nephew of Nurhachi, Amin was called Erbeile according to his age.

At first, the Eight Banners were led by Nurhachi and his descendants. He personally led two yellow flags, the second son Dai Shan led two red flags, the fifth son Mang Gurtai led the blue flag, the eighth son Huang Taiji led the white flag, the eldest grandson Du Du led the white flag, and his nephew Amin led the blue flag.

Later, it was changed to Dai Shan to lead the red flag, Amin to lead the blue flag, Mang Gurtai to lead the blue flag, Huang Taiji to lead the two yellow flags, the twelve sons Azig to lead the red flag, the fourteenth son Dolgon to lead the white flag, and the fifteenth son Duoduo to lead the white flag.