福彭 Fúpéng
Biography
羅洛渾曾孫 平敏郡王 福彭
平敏郡王福彭既襲爵，授右宗正，署都統。十一年，命軍機處行走。授定邊大將軍，率師討噶爾丹策零。師次烏里雅蘇台，奏言：「行軍，駝馬為先。今喀爾喀紥薩克貝勒等遠獻駝馬，力請停償直。彼不私其所有，而宗室王、公、貝勒皆有馬，豈不內媿於心？臣有馬五百，原送軍前備用。」十二年，率將軍傅爾丹赴科布多護北路諸軍。尋召還。十三年，覆命率師駐鄂爾坤，築城額爾德尼昭之北。尋以慶復代，召還。乾隆初，歷正白、正黃二旗滿洲都統。十三年，薨，予謚。
子慶寧，襲。十五年，薨，謚曰僖。無子。以納爾蘇孫慶恆襲，授右宗正。坐旗員冒借官銀，降貝子。四十年，復王爵。四十三年，復號克勤郡王。四十四年，薨，謚曰良。以訥爾圖孫雅朗阿襲。五十九年，薨，謚曰莊。子恆謹，襲。嘉慶四年，以不避皇后乘輿，奪爵。以弟恆元子尚格襲。恆元追封克勤郡王。尚格，道光四年以病乞休，十三年，薨，謚曰簡。子承碩，襲，十九年，薨，謚曰恪。
子慶惠，襲。咸豐八年，授正黃旗漢軍都統。十年，上幸熱河，命留京辦事。英國兵熸圓明園，其將巴夏禮先為我師所擒，慶惠釋之，疏請恭親王奕訢入城議撫。十一年，薨，謚曰敬。子晉祺，襲。歷左宗人、右宗正、都統、領侍衛內大臣。德宗大婚，加親王銜。孝欽皇后萬壽，賜四團龍補服，並歲加銀二千。二十六年，薨，謚曰誠。子崧傑，襲，宣統二年，薨，謚曰順。子晏森，襲。
Luoluohun's great-grandson: Fupeng, Prince Pingmin of the Second Rank
When Fupeng, Prince Pingmin of the Second Rank, had inherited the rank, he was made Right Supervisor of the Imperial Clan Court and acting Lieutenant-General. In the eleventh year he was ordered to serve on the Grand Council. He was made Grand General Who Pacifies the Frontier and led troops to punish Ga'erdan Celing. Camped at Wuliyasutai, he memorialised: "On campaign, camels and horses come first. Now the zhasake Beile of the Ka'erka and others have sent camels and horses from far away and have pressed us to stop paying their price. They do not keep what they own for themselves, while the princes, dukes and Beile of the imperial clan all have horses; are they not ashamed in their hearts? I have five hundred horses, and I wish to send them to the front for the army's use." In the twelfth year he led the General Fu'erdan to Kebuduo to protect the armies of the northern route. Soon he was recalled. In the thirteenth year he was again ordered to lead troops to be stationed on the E'erkun, and built a walled town north of E'erdenizhao. Soon Qingfu replaced him and he was recalled. Early in Qianlong he served in turn as Lieutenant-General of the Manchu divisions of the Plain White and Plain Yellow Banners. In the thirteenth year he died and was given a posthumous name. Edit
His son Qingning inherited. In the fifteenth year he died and was given the posthumous name Xi. He had no son. Qingheng, grandson of Na'ersu, inherited and was made Right Supervisor of the Imperial Clan Court. Found guilty when officers of his banner fraudulently borrowed government silver, he was demoted to Beizi. In the fortieth year his rank of prince was restored. In the forty-third year the title Prince Keqin of the Second Rank was restored. In the forty-fourth year he died and was given the posthumous name Liang. Yalang'a, grandson of Ne'ertu, inherited. In the fifty-ninth year he died and was given the posthumous name Zhuang. His son Hengjin inherited. In the fourth year of Jiaqing, for failing to make way for the Empress's carriage, he was stripped of his rank. Shangge, son of his younger brother Hengyuan, inherited. Hengyuan was posthumously made Prince Keqin of the Second Rank. Shangge asked to retire because of illness in the fourth year of Daoguang; in the thirteenth year he died and was given the posthumous name Jian. His son Chengshuo inherited; in the nineteenth year he died and was given the posthumous name Ke. Edit
His son Qinghui inherited. In the eighth year of Xianfeng he was made Lieutenant-General of the Chinese-martial division of the Plain Yellow Banner. In the tenth year, when the emperor went to Rehe, he was ordered to stay in the capital to manage affairs. British troops burned the Yuanmingyuan. Their officer Parkes had earlier been captured by our troops; Qinghui released him, and memorialised asking that Yixin, Prince Gong of the First Rank, come into the city to negotiate a settlement. In the eleventh year he died and was given the posthumous name Jing. His son Jinqi inherited. He served in turn as Left Assistant of the Imperial Clan Court, Right Supervisor of the Imperial Clan Court, Lieutenant-General, and Chamberlain of the Imperial Bodyguard. At Dezong's wedding he was given the rank of a Prince of the First Rank. On the birthday of Empress Xiaoqin he was given a court robe with four round dragon badges, and an extra two thousand taels of silver a year. In the twenty-sixth year he died and was given the posthumous name Cheng. His son Songjie inherited; in the second year of Xuantong he died and was given the posthumous name Shun. His son Yansen inherited. Edit
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Source: 清史稿 卷二百一十六 列传三 诸王二 (Draft History of Qing, juan 216, Biographies 3: Princes 2)
Chinese Wikipedia: 福彭 · Baidu Baike: 福彭 (an article of the same name, not checked to be him)
Source
From the historical record: the notes below say where · qing-zongshi-00209
Notes (2)
- [Source] 清史稿 卷一百六十二 表二 皇子世表二 Draft History of Qing, juan 162, Table 2: Genealogical Table of the Emperors' Sons 2
- [Collation note] 表云：「訥爾蘇第一子。雍正四年，襲平郡王。乾隆十三年，薨。諡曰敏。」 The table: “Eldest son of Nè'ěrsū. In Yongzheng 4 (1726), inherited the title Prince Ping of the Second Rank. In Qianlong 13 (1748), died. Given the posthumous name Min.”