Family Tree
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| Yinxiang 胤祥 1686-1730 Prince Xian of Yi 怡贤亲王 1722-1730 |
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| Hongxiao 弘晓 1722-1778 Prince Xi of Yi 怡僖亲王 1730-1779 |
Hongjiao 弘晈 1713-1764 Prince Liang of Ning Commandery 宁良郡王 |
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| Yonglang 永琅 1722-1778 Prince Gong of Yi 怡恭亲王 1730-1779 |
Yongfu 永福 Beile Gongke 恭恪贝勒 |
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| Mianbiao 绵标 1770-1779 Prince Yi 怡亲王 1730-1779 |
Mianyu绵誉 Beile 贝勒 |
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| Yixun 奕勋 1770-1779 Prince Ke of Yi 怡恪亲王 1730-1779 |
Yige奕格 Bezi 贝子 |
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| Mianbiao 载坊 1770-1779 Prince Yi 怡亲王 1730-1779 |
Zaiyuan 载垣 | Mianyu载敦 Prince Duan of Yi 怡端亲王 |
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| Mianyu溥静 Prince Yi 怡亲王 |
Puyao 溥耀 State General |
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| Yuqi 毓麒 Prince Yi |
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the soul, the family tree, the mailbox.
Then I can sleep.
Maybe.”
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