喀爾楚渾 Kā'ěrchǔhún

Yuetuo's son: Ka'erchuhun, the Xianrong Beile

Ka'erchuhun, the Xianrong Beile, was the third son of Yuetuo. In the first year of Shunzhi he followed Duo'ergun in attacking Li Zicheng at the Shanhai Pass. In the second year he was made Duke Who Guards the State. In the third year he followed Haoge against Zhang Xianzhong, and with the Beizi Mandahai led troops forward to suppress him. Zhang Xianzhong's general Gao Ruli and others surrendered with their men, Haoge destroyed Zhang Xianzhong, and Ka'erchuhun won merit in the affair. In the fifth year he was made Lieutenant-General. In the sixth year he followed Nikan against the rebel general Jiang Xiang, besieged Ningwu and broke the enemy, and was raised to Beile. In the eighth year he acted in charge of the Court of Colonial Affairs. When he died he was given the posthumous name Xianrong. His son Keqi, only one year old, inherited the rank; he held it for seventy-one years and died at seventy-two. Keqi's son Lubin was first made Beizi. Serving Shengzu, he was made Left Supervisor of the Imperial Clan Court. He followed the campaign against Ga'erdan and was removed from the supervisorship. In the first year of Yongzheng he inherited the rank. In the fourth year he was found guilty of wild and seditious conduct, and his rank was taken away. He was again made Duke Who Assists the State. In the eighth year of Qianlong he died, aged seventy-four, and was given the posthumous name Kesi. His descendants inherited hereditarily as General by Grace. Edit