Succession of The Prince Su Line
- Hooge (1609 - 1648), Prince Suwu of the First Rank (肅武親王; r. 1636 - 1648)
- Fushou (富綬; 1643 - 1669), Prince Xianque of the First Rank (顯慤親王; r. 1651 - 1669)
- Danzhen (丹臻; 1665 - 1702), Prince Xianmi of the First Rank (顯密親王; r. 1670 - 1702)
- Yanhuang (衍潢; 1690 - 1771), Prince Xianjin of the First Rank (顯謹親王; r. 1703 - 1771)
- Yunzhu (蘊著; 1699 - 1778), Prince Suqin of the First Rank (肅勤親王; r. 1772 - 1778)
- Yongxi (永錫; 1753 - 1821), Prince Sugong of the First Rank (肅恭親王; r. 1778 - 1821)
- Jingmin (敬敏; 1773 - 1852), Prince Sushen of the First Rank (肅慎親王; r. 1821 - 1852)
- Huafeng (華豐; 1804 - 1869), Prince Suke of the First Rank (肅恪親王; r. 1853 - 1869)
- Longqin (隆懃; 1840 - 1898), Prince Suliang of the First Rank (肅良親王; r. 1870 - 1898)
- Shanqi (善耆; 1866 - 1922), Prince Suzhong of the First Rank (肅忠親王; r. 1898 - 1922)
- Xianzhang (憲章; 1885 - 1947), Prince Su of the First Rank (肅親王; r. 1922 - 1947)
- Liansui (連綏; b. 1910)
- Qingrui (清瑞; b. 1934)
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