胤祁 Yìnqí
Biography
誠貝勒允祁
郡王品級誠貝勒允祁，聖祖第二十三子。雍正八年二月，封鎮國公。十三年十月，高宗即位，進貝勒。屢坐事，降鎮國公。四十五年，复封貝子。四十七年，進貝勒。四十九年，加郡王銜。五十年，卒，予諡。子弘謙，襲貝子，嘉慶十四年，加貝勒品級。卒，子永康，襲鎮國公。卒，子綿英，襲不入八分鎮國公。卒，無子，爵除。
Yunqi, Beile Cheng
Yunqi, Beile Cheng, with the grade of a prince of the Second Rank, was the twenty-third son of Shengzu. In the second month of the eighth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State. In the tenth month of the thirteenth year, when Gaozong came to the throne, he was advanced to beile. He was repeatedly found guilty of offences and reduced to Duke Who Guards the State. In the forty-fifth year he was again enfeoffed as beizi. In the forty-seventh year he was advanced to beile. In the forty-ninth year he was given the rank of a prince of the Second Rank. In the fiftieth year he died and was given a posthumous name. His son Hongqian inherited as beizi, and in the fourteenth year of Jiaqing was given the grade of beile. When he died, his son Yongkang inherited as Duke Who Guards the State. When he died, his son Mianying inherited as Duke Who Guards the State, without the Eight Privileges. When he died he had no son, and the title was abolished. 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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- [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：「聖祖第二十三子。雍正八年封鎮國公，十三年晉貝勒，乾隆二十三年緣事降貝子，四十二年又降鎮國公，四十五年晉貝子，四十七年晉貝勒，四十九年加郡王銜，五十年卒，諡曰誠」 The table: “Twenty-third son of Shengzu. In Yongzheng 8 (1730), made Duke Who Guards the State. In Yongzheng 13 (1735), promoted to Beile. In Qianlong 23 (1758), over a matter, demoted to Beizi. In Qianlong 42 (1777), again demoted to Duke Who Guards the State. In Qianlong 45 (1780), promoted to Beizi. In Qianlong 47 (1782), promoted to Beile. In Qianlong 49 (1784), given the rank of a Prince of the Second Rank. In Qianlong 50 (1785), died, given the posthumous name Cheng.”