胤祐 Yìnyòu
Biography
淳度親王允祐
淳度親王允祐，聖祖第七子。康熙三十五年，上征噶爾丹，命允祐領鑲黃旗大營。
三十七年三月，封貝勒。
四十八年十月，封淳郡王。
五十一年，賜銀五千。
五十七年十月，正藍旗滿洲都統延信征西陲，命允祐管正藍三旗事務。
雍正元年，進封親王，詔褒其安分守己，敬順小心。復命與誠親王允祉並書景陵碑額，以兩王皆工書故。
八年四月，薨，予諡。子弘曙。聖祖命皇十四子允禵為撫遠大將軍，駐甘州，令弘曙從。聖祖崩，世宗召還京，封世子。雍正五年，坐事削，改封弘暻為世子。允祐薨，弘暻襲。乾隆四十二年，薨，諡曰慎。子永鋆，襲貝勒。子孫遞降，以鎮國公世襲。永鋆子綿洵，事穆宗，官涼州副都統。轉戰河南、直隸、山東、湖北，克臨清，破連鎮、馮官屯，皆有功。遷荊州將軍。卒，諡莊武。
Prince Chundu of the First Rank, Yunyou
Prince Chundu of the First Rank, Yunyou, was the seventh son of Shengzu. In the thirty-fifth year of Kangxi, when the emperor campaigned against Ga'erdan, Yunyou was ordered to command the main camp of the Bordered Yellow Banner. Edit
In the third month of the thirty-seventh year he was enfeoffed as beile. Edit
In the tenth month of the forty-eighth year he was enfeoffed as Prince Chun of the Second Rank. Edit
In the fifty-first year he was granted 5,000 taels of silver. Edit
In the tenth month of the fifty-seventh year, when Yanxin, Lieutenant-General of the Manchu Plain Blue Banner, campaigned on the western frontier, Yunyou was ordered to manage the affairs of the three Plain Blue banners. Edit
In the first year of Yongzheng he was advanced and enfeoffed as Prince of the First Rank, and an edict praised him for keeping to his place and guarding his duty, being respectful, compliant and careful. He was also ordered, together with Yunzhi, Prince Cheng of the First Rank, to write the heading of the stele at Jingling, because both princes were skilled in calligraphy. Edit
In the fourth month of the eighth year he died, and was given a posthumous name. His son was Hongshu. Shengzu had ordered his fourteenth son Yunti to be Grand General Who Soothes Distant Lands, stationed at Gan Department, and had ordered Hongshu to follow him. When Shengzu died, Shizong recalled him to the capital and enfeoffed him as Heir Prince. In the fifth year of Yongzheng he was convicted in a case and stripped of the rank, and Hongjing was enfeoffed in his place as Heir Prince. When Yunyou died, Hongjing inherited. In the forty-second year of Qianlong he died, and was given the posthumous name Shen. His son Yongjun inherited the rank of beile. The descendants each descended one grade in turn, and held the rank of Duke Who Guards the State by inheritance. Yongjun's son Mianxun served Muzong and held office as Deputy Lieutenant-General of Liangzhou. He fought through Henan, Zhili, Shandong and Hubei, took Linqing, and broke the enemy at Lianzhen and Feng Guantun, all with merit. He was promoted to General of Jingzhou. When he died, he was given the posthumous name Zhuangwu. Edit
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Source: 清史稿 卷二百二十 列传七 诸王六 (Draft History of Qing, juan 220, Biographies 7: Princes 6)
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From the historical record: the notes below say where · qing-zongshi-01118
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- [Source] 清史稿 卷一百六十四 表四 皇子世表四 Draft History of Qing, juan 164, Table 4: Genealogical Table of the Emperors' Sons 4
- [Collation note] 表云：「聖祖第七子。康熙三十九年封貝勒，四十八年晉淳郡王，雍正元年晉淳親王，八年薨，諡曰度」 The table: “Seventh son of Shengzu. In Kangxi 39 (1700), made Beile. In Kangxi 48 (1709), promoted to Prince Chun of the Second Rank. In Yongzheng 1 (1723), promoted to Prince Chun of the First Rank. In Yongzheng 8 (1730), died, given the posthumous name Du.”