In August of the 32nd year of Qianlong, a boy was born in the palace of Prince Ding, which made Emperor Qianlong very happy, because he was promoted to become the emperor's great-grandfather. Later, the child was named Yichun, this is Qianlong's eldest great-grandson, the great-grandfather was 57 years old this year, and he realized the same family for four generations.
As early as five months ago, a boy was also born in the mansion of Prince Hongday, that is, Hongday's grandson, who was later named Mianming. These two royal families born in the same year are uncles and nephews, Mian Ming is an uncle, and Yichun is a nephew. Of course, Yichun's fathers, Miande and Mianming, are both great-grandchildren of Emperor Yongzheng.
Of course, Mian Ming is the imperial nephew of Emperor Qianlong, and Yichun is the great-grandson of Qianlong. So, how did the imperial court treat them later? Let's talk about it today:
One: Origin determines the degree of dignity.
Mianming was born in March of the 32nd year of Qianlong, his father Yongying is the fourth son of Prince Hongday, and the title of prince is inherited by the second son Yongbi, so Yongying was awarded the second-class general of Zhenguo in the 22nd year of Qianlong, and he also served as the minister of guarding the tomb. However, his uncle still gave him a second-rank minister.
Mianming's biological mother, Guerjia, is the daughter of a fourth-grade Taoist in the imperial court, and her background is average.
Yichun was born in August of the 32nd year of Qianlong, and his biological mother was the daughter of the princess's family. His grandfather, the rich monk, was a general of the Qianlong Jiaqing Dynasty and participated in the suppression of the White Lotus uprising. It can be seen that the background of the matrilineal family is still relatively good.
At the same time, Yichun is the great-grandson of Emperor Qianlong, and it can be said that he is loved by the emperor and is the eldest son of the eldest grandson. With this level of relationship, the status in the imperial court will naturally be different.
2: Knighthood.
Since they are members of the royal family, everyone must be more concerned about their titles.
In the first year of Jiaqing, the fifteenth son of the emperor, Yongyan, inherited the throne and issued an edict to all clans. Among them, Mian Ming, as the great-grandson of Kangxi, is a six-grade official, and he is 30 years old this year.
In the fourth year of Jiaqing, after the death of his father Yongying, his brother was young, and Mian became the actual eldest son in the family. Therefore, he inherited his father's title and was demoted to an auxiliary general.
Then, as the eldest great-grandson of Yichun, Qianlong was forty-four years old, and at the age of 13, he was rewarded by his great-grandfather as a third-class auxiliary general, and he was born with a good fate. In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong, 18-year-old Yichun gave birth to his eldest son Zaixi, so that his great-grandfather realized the same family for five generations during his lifetime. Emperor Qianlong was overjoyed, not only rewarding Yichun's father and grandfather, but also rewarding him as the public grade of Zhenguo.
In the fifty-first year of Qianlong, after the death of his father Miande, Yichun, as the only son, inherited the title. Originally, Miande's title was Gushan Beizi, but the great-grandfather loved his great-grandson, so he didn't need to surrender and continued to inherit Gushan Beizi.
Judging from the knighthood of the uncle and nephew, the disparity is still relatively large. Although Mian Ming is still the great-great-grandson of Emperor Kangxi, he is already a concubine, and it is already very good to inherit the title.
Three: Mian gave birth to two sons, both of whom were knighted.
1. Yijun (1807-1843): Mianmei's eldest son. In the sixth year of Daoguang, Yijun, who was 20 years old, was awarded the title of third-class Fengguo general by Emperor Daoguang. This is a little better than his father. My father's life was only in the first year of Jiaqing, and he was an edict of six officials, and he did not reward him with a knighthood. In the twelfth year of Daoguang, he inherited the title of Mianming and was demoted from an auxiliary general to a second-class Fengguo general.
2. Yimeng (1817-1872): the second son of Mianming. In the sixteenth year of Daoguang, like his brother, he was also rewarded by the imperial court as a third-class Fengguo general. Until the ninth year of Xianfeng, after being implicated in a case, he was directly assigned to Heilongjiang to serve in the first year of Tongzhi. Of course, his title of general was removed as a result.
Four: Yichun gave birth to three sons, the second son was young, and the eldest son and three sons were knighted.
1. Tin (1784-1822)
Yichun's eldest son, who is also Qianlong's eldest great-great-grandson, is a great-great-grandson who made his great-grandfather realize the same family for five generations during his lifetime, born in the 49th year of Qianlong.
In the fourth year of Jiaqing, Enzhao was awarded the title of third-class general of Zhenguo. In the fourteenth year of Jiaqing, he was promoted to the eight-point auxiliary prince. In the twenty-first year of Jiaqing, after the death of Yichun, Jae-seok inherited the title of Gushan Beizi and did not surrender.
2. Zaiming (1795-1840)
Yichun's third son, who is also one of the emperor's great-great-grandsons whom Qianlong has seen, was born in the 60th year of Qianlong.
In the twenty-first year of Jiaqing, the 22-year-old Zaiming was awarded the title of third-class auxiliary general, and was also awarded the second-class guard. Therefore, Zaiming began to enter the palace as an errand and served as a guard under his uncle great-grandfather.
Jiaqing twenty-five years, promoted to Qianqing Gate walking.
Conclusion: Yichun and Mian Life, although they were born in the same year. But Yichun is the great-grandson of Emperor Qianlong, and Mian Ming is the great-grandson of Emperor Yongzheng, but the distance is too long, and the treatment received will definitely be somewhat different. However, it is also a kind of fate that the uncle and nephew can be officials in the same dynasty.