Emperor Kangxi's battle for succession made the descendants of the eighth son of the emperor Yinci and the ninth son of the emperor Yinyu basically unable to be rewarded or inherit the title. If you have enough strength to be an official, then you will enter the path of becoming an official. However, judging from the situation of being an official, they are basically official positions of the third rank and below in the imperial court.
Zairu is a fifth grandson of Yinyu, the ninth son of the emperor. Born in the late Qing Dynasty, that is, in the thirtieth year of Daoguang. Compared with other close branch clans, the gap is still relatively large. Zairu is an idle clan, and his ancestors have no title to inherit, so he can only struggle from scratch.
One: Guangxu joined the company in the second year and enjoyed the four-grade martial arts of the idle clan.
Zairu was born in the thirtieth year of Daoguang, his biological father is Yimi, and Daoguang is a man. His grandfather, Fuchen, was an idle clan, but he was appointed as the deputy head of the sect in the Qianlong Dynasty, and later the official of the Daoguang Dynasty was promoted to the Langzhong of the Criminal Department. In the seventh year of Xianfeng, Zairu passed to Yiwen as the heir. Until the second year of Guangxu, with the shadow of his father and grandfather, he was awarded the seven-grade petty official of the pen style.
The pen post style is a unique position in the Qing Dynasty, mainly between Manchu and Chinese needs to be translated, and the pen post post plays the role of translator. Of course, many people who enter the cabinet to pay homage start from the pen post. For example, the famous Qianlong Quanchen and Shen.
2: At the age of 26, he became a seventh-grade junior official, and by the age of 44, he had been promoted to a fifth-grade official.
Jaeru is a clan minister who has been promoted steadily. In the second year of Guangxu, he was awarded the seven-grade effective pen post style. It wasn't until six years later that he was officially promoted to a pen-and-post substantive position.
In the fifteenth year of Guangxu, he was promoted to the director of the Zhengliupin Commission, and assisted the director in handling archives in the six departments, which belonged to the six-pin civil service of the imperial court.
In the eighteenth year of Guangxu, he was promoted to deputy councillor, as a clan and a four-rank official rewarded by the imperial court.
In the nineteenth year of Guangxu, he was transferred to the pigment library of the household department and served as the five-grade member of the foreign office. You must know that such positions are very oily and watery, although the grade is not very high, but the income should still be very considerable.
Therefore, when Zairu was promoted to the fifth rank member Wailang, he was 44 years old. Later, after three years in this position, he passed away.
Three: Zairu has a son Pu'an under his knees, who is a posthumous son, and has been an idle clan since then.
Pu An was born in the twenty-first year of Guangxu, and his father Zairu also died in this year. According to the query of existing historical materials, Zai Ru died on May 12 of this year, and Pu An was born on May 14, that is, he was born on the third day after his death, but this is also considered a posthumous child. After all, Jaeru had never seen this son come into the world.
Then, there are not too many records about Pu An, only that his biological mother is Zairu's concubine. Later, after becoming an adult, he became a wife, and at this time it should be the end of the Qing Dynasty, and monogamy was practiced.
However, Pu'an's descendants did not make an introduction.
Four: From the perspective of bloodline, what is Zairu's ancestral lineage?
1. Father Yimi (1814-1873): Zai Ru is the fifth son of Yimi, who was a Chinese-style scholar in the 29th year of Daoguang. However, Yimi, who lived to be 60 years old, did not have the opportunity to enter the imperial court as an official, just an ordinary idle clan.
2. Grandfather Mianshou (1788-1836): Idle clan, Yimi's father, Zairu's grandfather. The biological mother is the daughter of a court member Wailang. However, judging from the fathers of the two wives and concubines, one of them is an assistant lieutenant of the imperial court, and the other is a four-grade Taoist member of the imperial court. As Kangxi's great-great-grandson, Mianshou has almost no status in the imperial court.
3. Great-grandfather Fuchen (1764-1825): great-grandson of Emperor Kangxi and grandson of Yinyu. Born in the twenty-ninth year of Qianlong, it was not until the sixtieth year that he was able to be named the deputy head of Zongxue, only the eighth rank.
In the twenty-second year of Jiaqing, he officially served as the director of Xiling, and the official residence was six.
In the first year of Daoguang, he was promoted again to the rank of Tanglin Wailang, and the official rank was five grades.
In the second year of Daoguang, he was promoted to Tanglin Langzhong; Two years later, he was transferred to the Criminal Department as a five-pin Langzhong.
Because Fuchen is a descendant of Yinyu, he cannot be reused. He served as the Minister of Tomb Guarding for 7 years.
4. Great grandfather Dongxi (1719-1791): Emperor Kangxi's grandson, Hongzi generation. Dong Xi was born in the fifty-eighth year of Kangxi, and his life was 72 years, and he was influenced by his third son, so he was also deposed from the clan, and it was not until many years later that he restored the identity of the clan. Therefore, the great-great-grandchildren can only be used by name.
Conclusion: Judging from the life experience of Wupin Wailang Zairu, it is estimated that among the descendants of Yinyu, it should be regarded as very good. Then, the ancestors have not held high official positions for four consecutive generations, and some are still idle clans. Therefore, it is mainly influenced by Yinyu.