綿愍 Miánmǐn
Biography
綿慜
子綿慜，襲郡王。綿慜奏府中有毘盧帽門口四座、太平缸五十四件、銅路鐙三十六對。上諭曰：「慶親王府第本為和珅舊宅，凡此違制之物，皆和珅私置。嗣後王、貝勒、貝子當依會典，服物寧失之不及，不可僭逾，庶幾永保令名。」府置諳達二，亦命裁汰。道光三年正月，賜綿慜三眼孔雀翎，管雍和宮、中正殿。十六年十月，薨，賜銀四千治喪，諡曰良。上命再襲郡王一次。
奕採
以儀順郡王綿志子奕採為後，襲郡王。十七年正月，命在御前行走。二十二年十月，奕採以服中納妾，下宗人府議處。奕採行賕請免，永璘第六子輔國公綿性亦行賕覬襲王爵，事發，奕採奪爵，綿性戍盛京。以永璘第五子不入八分鎮國公綿悌奉永璘祀。旋又坐事，降鎮國將軍。二十九年，卒。
Mianmin
His son Mianmin inherited the rank of Prince of the Second Rank. Mianmin reported that in the residence there were four gateways with Vairocana-style caps, fifty-four ceremonial water vats, and thirty-six pairs of bronze road lanterns. The emperor decreed: "The residence of Prince Qing of the First Rank was originally the old house of Heshen, and all these things that exceed the regulations were privately set up by Heshen. From now on, princes, beile and beizi must follow the Collected Statutes; in dress and furnishings, better to fall short than to go beyond, and they must not overstep, so that they may hope to preserve a good name for ever." The two instructors (anda) established in the household were also ordered dismissed. In the first month of the third year of Daoguang, Mianmin was granted the three-eyed peacock feather and put in charge of the Yonghe Palace and the Zhongzheng Hall. In the tenth month of the sixteenth year he died; 4,000 taels of silver were granted for the funeral, and he was given the posthumous name Liang. The emperor ordered that the rank of Prince of the Second Rank be inherited once more. Edit
Yicai
Yicai, son of Mianzhi, Prince Yishun of the Second Rank, was made his heir and inherited the rank of Prince of the Second Rank. In the first month of the seventeenth year he was ordered to attend in the imperial presence. In the tenth month of the twenty-second year, Yicai took a concubine during a period of mourning, and the matter was referred to the Imperial Clan Court for judgment. Yicai offered a bribe to ask to be excused, and Mianxing, Duke Who Assists the State, Yonglin's sixth son, also offered a bribe hoping to inherit the princely rank; the matter came to light, Yicai was deprived of his rank, and Mianxing was sent to garrison duty in Shengjing. Miandi, Duke Who Guards the State without the Eight Privileges, Yonglin's fifth son, was appointed to conduct Yonglin's sacrifices. Soon he too was convicted in a case and reduced to General Who Guards the State. In the twenty-ninth year he died. Edit
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Source: 清史稿 卷二百二十一 列传八 诸王七 (Draft History of Qing, juan 221, Biographies 8: Princes 7)
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Notes (2)
- [Source] 清史稿 卷一百六十五 表五 皇子世表五 Draft History of Qing, juan 165, Table 5: Genealogical Table of the Emperors' Sons 5
- [Collation note] 表云：「永璘第三子。嘉慶七年封輔國公，二十四年晉貝子，二十五年襲慶郡王，道光十六年薨，諡曰良」 The table: “Third son of Yǒnglín. In Jiaqing 7 (1802), made Duke Who Assists the State. In Jiaqing 24 (1819), promoted to Beizi. In Jiaqing 25 (1820), inherited the title Prince Qing of the Second Rank. In Daoguang 16 (1836), died, given the posthumous name Liang.”