常舒 Chángshū

Gen. 9 male son #7 三等鎮國將軍 General Who Guards the State, third class輔國公 Duke Who Assists the State輔國公品級 the grade of a Duke Who Assists the State Branch house: 太宗系 (line of Taizong)

Biography

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輔國公品級 常舒

輔國公品級常舒,太宗第七子。初封鎮國將軍。康熙八年,進輔國公。十四年,坐事,奪爵。三十七年,授輔國公品級。明年,卒。乾隆元年,高宗命錄太祖、太宗諸子後無爵者,授常舒子海林奉恩將軍,世襲。再傳至慧文,卒,命停襲。

Changshu, of the grade of a Duke Who Assists the State

Changshu, of the grade of a Duke Who Assists the State, was the seventh son of Taizong. He was first made General Who Guards the State. In the eighth year of Kangxi he was raised to Duke Who Assists the State. In the fourteenth year he was stripped of his rank over some matter. In the thirty-seventh year he was given the grade of a Duke Who Assists the State. He died the following year. In the first year of Qianlong, Gaozong ordered that the descendants of the sons of Taizu and Taizong who held no rank be recorded, and Changshu's son Hailin was made General by Grace, hereditarily. The rank passed down to Huiwen; when he died, it was ordered that the inheritance stop. Edit

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Source: 清史稿 卷二百一十九 列传六 诸王五 (Draft History of Qing, juan 219, Biographies 6: Princes 5)

Ancestry

  1. 孟特穆 MèngtèmùG1
  2. 充善 ChōngshànG2
  3. 錫寶齊篇古 XībǎoqípiāngǔG3
  4. 福滿 FúmǎnG4
  5. 覺昌安 Juéchāng'ānG5
  6. 塔克世 TǎkèshìG6
  7. 努爾哈齊 Nǔ'ěrhāqíG7
  8. 皇太極 HuángtàijíG8
  9. 常舒 Chángshū

Father: 皇太極 Huángtàijí

Children (2)

Source

From the historical record: the notes below say where · qing-zongshi-00730

Notes (2)
  • [Source] 清史稿 卷一百六十三 表三 皇子世表三 Draft History of Qing, juan 163, Table 3: Genealogical Table of the Emperors' Sons 3
  • [Collation note] 表云:「太宗第七子。初封三等鎮國將軍。康熙八年,晉輔國公。十四年,緣事革退。三十七年,封輔國公品級。三十八年,卒。」 The table: “Seventh son of Taizong. First made General Who Guards the State, third class. In Kangxi 8 (1669), promoted to Duke Who Assists the State. In Kangxi 14 (1675), removed from his title over a matter. In Kangxi 37 (1698), given the grade of a Duke Who Assists the State. In Kangxi 38 (1699), died.”