Prince Gong (Qing Dynasty) - Family

Family

  • Father: Daoguang Emperor
  • Mother: Empress Xiaojingcheng
  • Spouse: Lady Guwalgiya (瓜爾佳氏)
  • Children:
    • Kurun Princess Rongshou (榮壽固倫公主), Yixin's eldest daughter.
    • Zaicheng (載澂; 1858–1885), Yixin's eldest son, granted the title of beile.
    • Zaiying (載瀅; 1861–1909), Yixin's second son, granted the title of a beile. He was adopted by Yihe (奕詥), Prince Zhong of the Second Rank.
    • Zaijun (載濬), Yixin's third son, granted the title of Duke Who Assists the Nation (輔國公), died early.
    • Zaihuang (載潢), Yixin's fourth son, died early.
  • Grandchildren:
    • Zaiying's children:
      • Puwei (溥偉; 1880–1936), Prince Gongxian of the First Rank.
      • Puru
      • Puyou (溥佑), born after Yixin's death, adopted by a descendant of Abatai. He returned to the Aisin-Gioro clan in 1937.
      • Puhui (溥僡; 1906–1963)
  • Great-grandchildren:
    • Yuzhan, Puwei's son.
    • Puru's children:
      • Taohua (韜華)
      • Yuli (毓岦)
      • Yucen (毓岑)
      • Yuqi (毓岐)

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