胤禕 Yìnyī
Biography
簡靖貝勒允禕
簡靖貝勒允禕，聖祖第二十子。康熙五十五年，始從幸塞外，自是輒從。雍正四年，封貝子。八年二月，進貝勒。十二年八月，命祭陵。稱病不行，降輔國公。十三年九月，高宗即位，复封貝勒，守護泰陵。乾隆二十年，卒，予諡。子弘閏，襲貝子。子孫循例遞降，以不入八分鎮國公世襲。
Yunyi, Beile Jianjing
Yunyi, Beile Jianjing, was the twentieth son of Shengzu. In the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi he first accompanied the emperor on a tour beyond the frontier, and from then on always accompanied him. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a beizi. In the second month of the eighth year he was advanced to beile. In the eighth month of the twelfth year he was ordered to sacrifice at the imperial tombs. He pleaded illness and did not go, and was reduced to Duke Who Assists the State. In the ninth month of the thirteenth year, when Gaozong came to the throne, he was again enfeoffed as beile and guarded Tailing. In the twentieth year of Qianlong he died and was given a posthumous name. His son Hongrun inherited as beizi. His sons and grandsons were reduced one degree at each succession by the rule and inherited as Dukes Who Guard the State, without the Eight Privileges. 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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Children (1)
- son #2 弘閏 Hóngrùn
Source
From the historical record: the notes below say where · qing-zongshi-01325
Notes (2)
- [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：「聖祖第二十子。雍正四年封貝子，八年晉貝勒，十二年緣事降輔國公，十三年復貝勒，乾隆二十年卒，諡簡靖」 The table: “Twentieth son of Shengzu. In Yongzheng 4 (1726), made Beizi. In Yongzheng 8 (1730), promoted to Beile. In Yongzheng 12 (1734), over a matter, demoted to Duke Who Assists the State. In Yongzheng 13 (1735), restored as Beile. In Qianlong 20 (1755), died, given the posthumous name Jianjing.”