Who is Qing Dynasty Maleji? There were several daughters, several sons, and several concubines

Gege is the emperor's daughter, Brother is the emperor's son, the prince is the candidate for the next generation of emperors, and the prince is generally selected from the eldest brother.

Chang Fu Jin (1), side Fu Jin (3), Gege (innumerable), handmaiden (innumerable), embroidered girl (innumerable).

Fujin: The title of the prince, the prince of the county, and the wife and concubine of the prince. The Qing Dynasty clan relatives of the Fu Jin Division, the side, the Shu Division, where the main house for the "Fu Jin", the side of the house for the side Fu Jin or Shu Fu Jin. Both Fu Jin and Fu Jin are canonized by the Ministry of Rites, and the status of Fu Jin is relatively low, which is equivalent to a concubine and is not registered.

There is only a distinction between Fujin and Side Fujin. Side Fujin is called according to the size of the big side, the second side, and the third side - in turn. Gege is a special title for the daughter of the royal family, and the wife and concubine of the prince are two different things.

Fu Jin side Fu Jin Shu Fu Jin.

I guess that's all three

Shu Fujin means concubine, just like Ping'er in the Dream of Red Mansions, similar to the big maid in the room, who is not included in the register, and does not have a crown and clothes. Shu Fujin is just a polite name for them by others, and they are generally called Gege without being canonized by the imperial court

One blessing, two sides and two concubines are the prince system in the guild ceremony, not the prince system.

Because the Huidian was determined during the Qianlong period, it was not surprising that Qianlong was more chaotic before, and there were more than one or two.

Gege is a concubine.

Gege is the Manchu word for young lady or girl.

In the late Qing Dynasty, she was directly called a certain girl, and when she had children, she was called a certain mother.

Shu Fujin is an official title with a limited number of seals; Gege is an infinitely unsealed first-level title. Of course, it's Shufu Jinda.

Chang Fu Jin side Fu Jin.

Shufu Jin Gege concubine.

Ji Xiaolan has three major hobbies: smoking, meat, and sex. There are countless women who have been in a relationship with him.

But if the one who is really famous has a wife and six concubines.

Wife: Ma Shi (Ji Xiaolan married her at the age of seventeen, respected each other all her life, and grew old together);

Concubine: Wen Luan (childhood sweetheart);

There are also Guo Caifu and Shen Mingji.

Nothing else has been documented, so it is difficult to find.

Hope it helps!

Ji Xiaolan, whose name is Yun, was born on June 15, 1724. His father, Ji Keshu, was a researcher, served as a Beijing official, and was released to the prefect of Yao'an. Ji Xiaolan began studying at the age of 4 and entered Beijing with her father at the age of 12.

Ji Xiaolan was 24 years old and should be tested in Tianfu Township for Xie Yuan. At the age of 31, he entered the Hanlin Academy as a scholar and was awarded the editor. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong, he was awarded the prefect of Guizhou Duyun.

However, the emperor thought that Ji Yun was superior in learning, and he could not do his best to be an official in other provinces, so he kept him by his side. In April of the same year, he was promoted to a bachelor's degree. But Ji Xiaolan has never been a university scholar for a day in her life, and she barely worked as a co-organizer for a month before she died, which is just a comfort.

Ji Xiaolan's love life is a typical way of dignitary. When he was 17 years old, he married the daughter of Ma Yongtu, a member of the Dongguang County Wang clan and then the commander of Chengwu County. The one who handled the marriage was his half-brother Ji Yan (the word Qinghu).

Ji Yan is 18 years older than Ji Xiaolan, and when he was young, he protected him and married Ji Xiaolan, spending hundreds of gold. Ji Xiaolan is satisfied with this family business, but he still likes women very much, and he has six concubines, and this matter has also been approved by his brother. Ji Xiaolan has a soft spot for her concubine Shen Ming, and her early death once made him sad.

Ji Xiaolan successively had a wife and six concubines, originally surnamed Ma.

is called Mrs. Ma (no way, it is difficult for a feudal dynasty woman to leave a name.)

He has a concubine named Wen Luan, who is his childhood sweetheart.

Guo Caifu and Shen Mingji are his concubines (not all).

Ji Xiaolan has a wife and six rooms.

Originally married to Ma, in 1740, 17-year-old Ji Xiaolan married 20-year-old Ma in a neighboring county, respected each other all his life, and grew old together.

Haha ......This question is a good question, don't believe Zhang Guoli's performance, saying that Lao Ji has no family in the capital, in fact, he has at least 5 wives and concubines! Otherwise, how could he be "the five women of the day" - the official history says that he can engage in love with five women a day -

I really don't know, but the recommended answer is pretty good.

Not necessarily, because there were many princes in the Qing Dynasty, and some of the princes' descendants were kings, some could only be named Baylor, and some were named Gege, and their level was the title in front of Belle Gege, such as Peshuo, which is the highest in it.

It is the son and daughter of the emperor, the prince, and the prince of the county. Gege means sister in Manchu.

The son of the emperor of the Qing Dynasty was called Ah Ge. The daughter's name is Gege. However, some of the prince's daughters are also called Gege.

Gege was the daughter of the emperor and prince and Baylor was the son of the prince or was knighted by the emperor.

Lord Belle is the brother of the emperor, and Gege is the daughter of the emperor or Lord Belle.

No, Gege is the emperor's daughter, but Baylor is a brother.

Qing Taizu, Aixinjue Luo Nurhachi, 1616

Reigned in 1626, with the name Mandate of Heaven.

Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Taiji of Aixin Jueluo, 1626 Reigned in 1643, year name Tiancong Chongde Qing Shizu, Aixin Jueluo Fulin, 1643 Reigned in 1661, year name Shunzhi Qing Shengzu, Aixin Jueluo Xuanye, 1661 Reigned in 1722, year name Kangxi Qing Shizong, Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen, 1722 Reigned in 1735, year name Yongzheng Qing Gaozong, Aixin Jueluo Hongli, 1735 Reigned in 1795, year name Qianlong Qingrenzong, Aixin Jueluo Yanyan, 1796 Reigned in 1820, year name Jiaqing Qing Xuanzong, Aixin Jue Luo Minning, 1820 Reigned in 1850, year name Daoguang Qing Wenzong, Aixin Jue Luo Yixu, 1850 Reigned in 1861, year name Xianfeng Qing Muzong, Aixin Jue Luo Zaichun, 1861 Reigned in 1875, year name Qixiang, Tongzhi Qing Dezong, Aixin Jue Luo Zaiyan, 1875 Reigned in 1908, year name Guangxu Aixin Jueluo Puyi, 1908 Reigned in 1912, year name Xuantong.

The Qing Dynasty was a dynasty with 12 emperors, namely Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty (Nurhachi), Emperor Tiancong of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty (Emperor Taiji), Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (Fulin), Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (Xuanye), Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty (Yinzhen), Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty Gaozong (Hongli), Emperor Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty (Emperor Xuanzong) Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty (Min Ning), Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty Wenzong (Yi Xu), Emperor Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty Muzong (Zaichun), Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty Dezong (Zaiyan), Emperor Xuantong (Puyi).

The era names of these 12 emperors can be abbreviated as "Tian Tianshun, Kang Yongqian, Jiadaoxian, and Tongguangxuan".

Nurhachi (Emperor before entering the customs).

Phase: Sheep.

The Qing Dynasty itself was a dynasty, and there were only one dynasty with a total of 12 emperors

Qing Taizu (Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi) Qing Taizong (Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji) Shunzhi Emperor (Aixin Jueluo Fulin).

Emperor Kangxi (Aixin Jueluo Xuanye) Emperor Yongzheng (Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen) Emperor Qianlong (Aixin Jueluo Hongli).

Emperor Jiaqing (Aixin Jueluo Yiyan) Emperor Daoguang (Aixin Jueluo Minning) Emperor Xianfeng (Aixin Jueluo Yixi).

Emperor Tongzhi (Aixin Jueluo Zaichun) Emperor Guangxu (Aixin Jueluo Zaiyan) Emperor Xuantong (Aixin Jueluo Puyi) Notes: In 1616, Nurhachi established Houjin.

In 1636, Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to Qing. In 1644, Emperor Shunzhi made his capital Beijing. The Qing court successively suppressed the peasant uprising led by Li Zicheng and the anti-Qing armed forces of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and gradually unified the whole country.

In 1911, the Xinhai Revolution broke out and the Qing Dynasty was overthrown, ending China's feudal monarchy for more than 2,000 years. On February 12, 1912, Emperor Xuantong was forced to abdicate.

12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty.

Qing Taizu (Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi) Qing Taizong (Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji) Shunzhi Emperor (Aixin Jueluo Fulin).

Emperor Kangxi (Aixin Jueluo Xuanye) Emperor Yongzheng (Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen) Emperor Qianlong (Aixin Jueluo Hongli).

Emperor Jiaqing (Aixin Jueluo Yiyan) Emperor Daoguang (Aixin Jueluo Minning) Emperor Xianfeng (Aixin Jueluo Yixi).

Emperor Tongzhi (Aixin Jueluo Zaichun) Emperor Guangxu (Aixin Jueluo Zaiyan) Emperor Xuantong (Aixin Jueluo Puyi).

There is one, that is Empress Xiao Shengxian, Niu Co Lu. It was the second daughter, and the first daughter died of smallpox when she was a little more than two years old, and she was not included in the family tree register.

There is only one,,Niu Hulu,,Hongli's biological mother。

There is one, that is Empress Xiao Shengxian, Niu Co Lu.

If you watch Zhen Huan's biography, I will explain it to you like this:

Niu Hulu clan: great-ancestor Samuhatu - eldest son Eyiteng - second son Wu Lu ——— second son Lingzhu ——— Zhen Huan and Yurao (Samuhatu is Eyidu's uncle) Eyidu - the last son Kubilong - fifth son Alinga - Yuyin.

Niu Hulu: Great-ancestor Samuhatu - eldest son Eyiteng - second son Wu Lu - second son Lingzhu - Empress Xiao Shengxian, Shenjun Wang Fujin.

Samuhatu is the uncle of Eyidu) Eyidu - the last son of Kubilong - the fifth son of Alinga - Prince Guo Fujin.

One, only one. It was the later Empress Hyo Seong-heon.