Yinmi, the twenty-fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, was 63 years old when he was born, and belonged to the old son. However, Yinmi's biological mother, Chen, has a low status. When she was born, her biological mother was just a concubine in the harem. However, Kangxi is very fond of this prince, after all, he is a prince who gave birth after Jiazi, so he will naturally have a lot of care. Most of the other princes have reached adulthood, and even their own grandchildren have already married and had children.
When the youngest son Yinmi was born, the eldest great-grandson of Emperor Kangxi was already 5 years old. It was not until the eleventh year of Yongzheng that his biological mother was respected as a noble person for the imperial examination. In the Qianlong Dynasty, she was once again canonized as Mu Concubine.
Although Yinmi is the little uncle of Emperor Qianlong, he is 5 years younger than this nephew.
One: The two generations of emperors of Yongzheng and Qianlong, how did they treat Kangxi's twenty-four sons?
In the sixty-first year of Kangxi, when Huang Ama died, Yinmi was only 7 years old.
In the first year of Yongzheng, although Yinmi was only 8 years old, he belonged to the level of the emperor's brother. For the prince of Emperor Yongzheng, he is the emperor's uncle.
In the ninth year of Yongzheng, he was ordered to go to the Taimiao Temple to salute on behalf of the emperor. It was not easy to get this errand. This is a higher status in the clan.
In the eleventh year of Yongzheng, he was named Prince Heshuo. Also canonized with him were the fourth son of the emperor, Hongli, and the fifth son, Hongday. Hongli Jin was named Prince Bao, and the fifth son of the emperor, Hongday, was named Prince He.
2: Qianlong held a canonization ceremony for the emperor's uncle and distributed the flag to the prince's palace.
In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, after the death of the imperial brother, the imperial nephew Prince Bao Hongli inherited the throne.
Hongli has been studying with Uncle Xiaohuang since he was a child, and the relationship between the two is relatively deep.
This year, Qianlong personally held a canonization ceremony for Yinmi and the emperor's brother Hongday.
Later, he chose the prince's mansion for the emperor's uncle's secret, and then arranged for two officials of the Hanlin Academy to go to the prince's mansion to teach the emperor's uncle in person.
At this time, he also canonized his grandmother, that is, Yinmi's biological mother, as a concubine.
At the beginning of the fifth year of Qianlong, Yinmi began to run errands. In the Qianlong Dynasty, he successively served as the Mongolian Metropolitan with the White Flag, the Manchuria Metropolitan with the White Banner, the Imperial Library, the Minister of the Zongren Mansion, and the President of the Jade Pavilion in the Qianlong Dynasty.
In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong, Kangxi's twenty-fourth son, Yinmi, finished his life at the age of 58.
Three: There are 4 sons of the Hongzi generation and 20 grandsons of the Yongzi generation under the knee of Yinmi.
1. The eldest son, Hongchang, inherited the title of Yinmi and was demoted to the king of Doro County; The second son, Hongyi, was awarded the second-class Zhenguo general, and in the 39th year of Qianlong, he was also promoted to Gushan Beizi, and in the 43rd year of Qianlong, he was removed from the title of Viscount of Gushan Bei due to fate. In the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong, he was rewarded to General Feng'en. The third son, Hongkang, was promoted to the second-class general of Zhenguo, and the fourth son, Hongchao, was first promoted to the third-class auxiliary general, and was later removed from the title of auxiliary general due to fate.
2. There are a total of 20 grandchildren of the Yongzi generation under the knee of Yinmi, including Yongxi, Yongshou, Yongliu, Yongnan, Yongyi, Yongcong, Yongyuan, Yongze, Yongchu, plus an unnamed, a total of 10 grandchildren are all young, and they died when they were minors.
In addition, Yongyi, Yongchun, and Yongquan are idle clans. Then, the other seven grandsons were all knighted in the imperial court.
Four: The life deeds of the seven grandsons of the Yongzi generation.
1. Yongzhu (1759-1837)
Yongzhu was born in the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong. In the forty years of Qianlong, the 17-year-old Yongzhu was awarded the first-class guard; In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong, Qianlong's eldest great-great-grandson was born, and he was rewarded with great joy. Therefore, Yongzhu was rewarded with the title of third-class Zhenguo general. In the sixty years of Qianlong, he inherited his father's title and was demoted to Dorobelle.
At the beginning of the Jiaqing Dynasty, he successively served as the Minister of Xiling Mausoleum, the Minister of Zongrenfu, and was ordered to manage the affairs of Zhenghongqi Jueluoxue.
Daoguang Dynasty, relieved of all duties, and was at home.
In the sixteenth year of Daoguang, he was dismissed from the title of Dorobelle due to fate.
2. Yongxiang (1764-1826)
Yongxiang is five years younger than his brother Yongzhu, born in the 29th year of Qianlong, and his biological mother is the daughter of the fourth grade of the imperial court.
In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong, he was rewarded with a knighthood with his brother, and Yongxiang was awarded the title of third-class Zhenguo general.
In the second year of Jiaqing, he was awarded the rank of third-class guard. Later, he also served as the leader of the public middle school.
In the sixteenth year of Jiaqing, Yongxiang retired from the third-class guard after falling ill.
3. Yongqin (1769-1825)
Yongqin was born in the 34th year of Qianlong.
In the fifty-fifth year of Qianlong, he was awarded the title of third-class Zhenguo general.
In the second year of Jiaqing, he was awarded the actual position of a third-class guard, and three years later, he was demoted to a fourth-class guard because of delays. In the thirteenth year of Jiaqing, he was promoted to a third-class guard again; Three years later, the second-class guards were rewarded.
In the twenty-second year of Jiaqing, he was promoted to a first-class guard.
In the third year of Daoguang, he was awarded the grade of deputy capital commander, and the official residence was the second grade. Then, in this year, he was awarded the Minister of Affairs of Yarkand, and at the end of the year, he was promoted to the rank of Counsellor.
In the fourth year of Daoguang, he was promoted to the level of the capital and the first grade of the official residence. This year, he was stripped of his knighthood because of fate.
4. Yongyu (1770-1800)
Qianlong was born in the 35th year, Qianlong was 55 years old, was named a third-class Zhenguo general, and died in the fifth year of Jiaqing at the age of 31. Therefore, Yongyu did not hold an official position in the imperial court.
5. Yongsong (1782-1827)
Yongsong was born in the forty-seventh year of Qianlong and the fifth year of Jiaqing, and was awarded the rank of Yunqi Lieutenant, and the official residence was the fifth grade.
In the sixteenth year of Jiaqing, he inherited his father's title and was demoted to General Feng'en, that is, Zhengsipin. However, he was not awarded a real position in his life, and was just an ordinary member of the clan.
In the seventeenth year of Daoguang, because his son Mianxun inherited the viscount of Gushan Bei of the Yinmi branch, Yongsong was also posthumously awarded the title of Gushan Beizi.
6. Yongtong (1794-1864)
Yongtong was granted the status of Yin Sheng by the edict in the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing.
In the fourth year of Daoguang, he was officially awarded the seven-grade pen post style.
Later, from the fourth year of Daoguang to the thirteenth year of Daoguang, he was successively promoted to the director of the commission, the director, the deputy director, the director of the council, and the imperial history.
In the fifteenth year of Daoguang, he was directly transferred to Zhejiang Daoyushi.
7. Yongyi (1804-1838)
Yongyi was born in the ninth year of Jiaqing.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing, the 17-year-old Yongyi was awarded Yin Sheng by the edict. In the fourteenth year of Daoguang, he still withdrew from Yinsheng due to fate.