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Prince Jingjin was a Qing imperial-clan branch ancestor.
IdentityHistorical · Male · Title only
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Qing 清
Relation Subject of
- Organization Imperial clan mourning branch 宗室本支 · Relation Ancestor of branch
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 93Volume 93 Treatises 68: Rites 12, Xiong Li Er · 1 passage
九年，定親王至輔國公喪，本府官屬具喪服，其禮親王、肅親王、承澤親王、敬謹親王、饒餘親王、鄭親王、克勤郡王、恪僖貝勒、靖寧貝勒、顧爾馬洪貝子、福勒黑公十二支，凡為本支所分者，本身暨府屬官、命婦咸具喪服，非本支會喪者摘冠纓，從官如其主，尊屬無服。
In the ninth year it was fixed that for death from prince of the blood to auxiliary state duke, establishment officials wore mourning; for the twelve branches—Prince Li, Prince Su, Prince Chengze, Prince Jingjin, Prince Raoyu, Prince Zheng, Prince Keqin, Beile Kexi, Beile Jingning, Beizi Guermahong, and Gong Fulehei—all apportioned to a branch wore full mourning themselves and as establishment officials and titled ladies; other branches assembling removed cap tassels, retainers following their masters, senior kin without mourning.