Issue
Jerjer had three daughters:
- Makata, Gurun First Princess Wenzhuang (固倫溫莊長公主馬喀塔; 1625–1663), Hong Taiji's second daughter. She married Ejei Khan, son of Ligdan Khan of the Chahar Mongols. After Ejei Khan's death she married his younger brother Abunai (阿布奈).
- Gurun First Princess Jingduan (固倫靖端長公主; 1628–1686), personal name unknown, Hong Taiji's third daughter. She married Qitate (奇塔特) of the Khorchin Mongols.
- Gurun First Princess Yong'an (固倫永安長公主; 1634–1692), personal name unknown, Hong Taiji's eighth daughter. She married Bayasihulang (巴雅斯護朗) of the Khorchin Mongols.
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