Volume 161 Tables 1: Imperial Princes Genealogical Table 1, Zhaozu Line, Xingzu Line, Jingzu Line, Xianzu Line

序言自周室建同姓，穆屬維城；炎漢以降，帝王之子，靡不錫以王爵。考帝繫者，於以見親親之誼焉。清初封爵之制，未嘗釐定，武功、慧哲、宣獻諸王，皆以功績而獲崇封。崇德元年，定九等爵。順治六年，復定為親、郡王至奉恩將軍凡十二等，有功封，有恩封，有考封。惟睿、禮、鄭、豫、肅、莊、克勤、順承八王，以佐命殊勳，世襲罔替。其他親、郡王，則世降一等，有至鎮國公、輔國公而仍延世賞者。若以旁支分封，則降至奉恩將軍，迨世次已盡，不復承襲。蓋自景祖以上子孫謂之「覺羅」，與顯祖以下子孫謂之「宗室」者，親疏攸別，爵秩亦殊，數傳而後，僅得子、男。原夫錫爵之本意，酬庸為上，展親次之，故有皇子而僅封貝勒、貝子、公者。揆諸前禩，至謹極嚴。雍正後，惟怡賢親王以公忠體國，恭忠親王以贊襄大政，醇賢親王以德宗本生考，皆世襲罔替。至末年，而慶親王奕劻乃亦膺茲懋賞矣。自餘宗潢繁衍，非國有大慶，不得恩封；非嫻習騎射，不得考封。而入關二百餘年，習尚文勝，無復開國勇健之風，每屆歲終，與於選者益□。此盛衰強弱之原歟？今自肇祖以下子孫，列為世表，本諸瑤牒，支別派分。其不列於十二等之封者，謂之「閒散宗室」，則從略焉。作皇子世表。肇祖系

Preface: Ever since the Zhou established its kinsmen of the same surname, distant branches were appointed as bulwarks of the state; From the Han dynasty onward, the sons of sovereigns were invariably enfeoffed with princely titles. In tracing imperial lineages, one may discern the principle of honoring kinship. In the early Qing, enfeoffment had not yet been standardized; the Princes of Military Merit, Sagacious Wisdom, and Illustrious Merit all received high titles for their service. In the first year of Chongde, a nine-rank system of nobility was instituted. In the sixth year of Shunzhi, the system was redefined as twelve ranks from princes of the first and second rank down to gentry officers of the imperial clan, comprising enfeoffment for merit, enfeoffment by grace, and enfeoffment by examination. Only the eight princely houses of Rui, Li, Zheng, Yu, Su, Zhuang, Keqin, and Shuncheng, for their outstanding service in establishing the dynasty, enjoyed perpetual hereditary succession. Other princes of the first and second rank descended one rank per generation; some fell as far as defender or bulwark of the state yet still retained hereditary honors. When enfeoffment came from a collateral line, the rank descended to gentry officer of the imperial clan, and once the allotted generations were exhausted, succession ended. Descendants from Jingzu and above were called "Gioro," while those from Xianzu downward were called "imperial clansmen"; kinship was graded accordingly, ranks differed, and after several generations one might hold no more than a viscountage or barony. The original purpose of enfeoffment was to reward merit first and extend kinship second; hence some sons of the emperor received no more than beile, beizi, or duke. Compared with earlier dynasties, the practice was exceedingly cautious and strict. After Yongzheng, only Prince Yixian for his loyal service to the state, Prince Gongzhong for assisting in major affairs of government, and Prince Chunxian as the biological father of Emperor Guangxu received perpetual hereditary succession. By the dynasty's closing years, Prince Qing Yikuang had also received this exceptional honor. Among the rest of the ever-expanding imperial clan, enfeoffment by grace was granted only on occasions of great national celebration; and without proficiency in horsemanship and archery, they could not receive enfeoffment by examination. Yet more than two centuries after crossing the pass, literary pursuits had eclipsed martial ones, the bold spirit of the founding era was gone, and with each year's end examination fewer and fewer qualified for enfeoffment. Was this not the source of the dynasty's rise and decline, its strength and weakness? The descendants from Zhaozu downward are now arranged in a genealogical table, drawn from the imperial registers and sorted by branch and line. Those not holding one of the twelve ranks of enfeoffment are called "unattached imperial clansmen" and are treated only briefly here. Hence the Genealogical Table of Imperial Princes. Zhaozu Line

1	2	3	4
充善。肇祖第一子。	妥羅。充善第一子。無嗣。
	妥義謨。充善第二子。無嗣。
	錫寶齊篇古。充善第三子。	福滿。即興祖，錫寶齊篇古子。	。以下略，請參看下方"興祖系"列表。
褚晏。肇祖第二子。早卒。

First generation	Second generation	Third generation	Fourth generation
Chongshan, first son of Zhaozu.	Tuoluo, first son of Chongshan. Left no heir.
	Tuoyimu, second son of Chongshan. Left no heir.
	Xibaoqipiangu, third son of Chongshan.	Fuman, who is Xingzu, son of Xibaoqipiangu.	The remainder is omitted here; see the Xingzu Line list below.
Chuyan, second son of Zhaozu. Died young.

興祖系

Xingzu Line

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
德世庫。興祖第一子。	尼揚古。德世庫子。	庫爾喀。尼揚古子。	布三。庫爾喀子。	布咕。布三子。封三等男。	額訥布。布咕子。封三等男。
劉闡。興祖第二子。
索長阿。興祖第三子。	務泰。索長阿子。	僧額。務泰子。	翁阿岱。僧額子。	阿克善。翁阿岱子。	塞克森。阿克善子。封二等男。	巴彥德。塞克森子。封二等男。
覺昌安。即景祖，興祖第四子。	。以下略，請參看下方"景祖系"列表。
包朗阿。興祖第五子。	郎騰。包朗阿子。	伯林。郎騰子。	拜三。伯林子。封三等男。	顧納岱。拜三子。封一等男。	謨洛渾。顧納岱子。封一等子。
				顧巴岱。拜三子。	席特庫。顧巴岱子。封一等子。	舒祿。席特庫子。封一等子。	伊靈阿。舒祿子。襲一等子。
							瑪爾泰。舒祿子。	安崇阿。瑪爾泰子。	四寶。安崇阿子。封二等子。
		機達席庫。郎騰子。	穆成格。機達席庫子。封一等男。
			德勒渾。機達席庫子。封二等男。	納泰。德勒渾子。封二等男。
寶實。興祖第六子。

First generation	Second generation	Third generation	Fourth generation	Fifth generation	Sixth generation	Seventh generation	Eighth generation	Ninth generation	Tenth generation
Deshiku, first son of Xingzu.	Niyanggu, son of Deshiku.	Kuerka, son of Niyanggu.	Busan, son of Kuerka.	Bugu, son of Busan. Enfeoffed as a third-class baron.	Enebu, son of Bugu. Enfeoffed as a third-class baron.
Liuchan, second son of Xingzu.
Suochanga, third son of Xingzu.	Wutai, son of Suochanga.	Senge, son of Wutai.	Wengadai, son of Senge.	Akeshan, son of Wengadai.	Saikesen, son of Akeshan. Enfeoffed as a second-class baron.	Bayande, son of Saikesen. Enfeoffed as a second-class baron.
Juechangan, who is Jingzu, fourth son of Xingzu.	The remainder is omitted here; see the Jingzu Line list below.
Baolanga, fifth son of Xingzu.	Langteng, son of Baolanga.	Bolin, son of Langteng.	Baisan, son of Bolin. Enfeoffed as a third-class baron.	Gunadai, son of Baisan. Enfeoffed as a first-class baron.	Molohun, son of Gunadai. Enfeoffed as a first-class viscount.
				Gubadai, son of Baisan.	Xiteku, son of Gubadai. Enfeoffed as a first-class viscount.	Shulu, son of Xiteku. Enfeoffed as a first-class viscount.	Yiling'a, son of Shulu. Inherited the first-class viscountage.
							Maertai, son of Shulu.	Anchong'a, son of Maertai.	Sibao, son of Anchong'a. Enfeoffed as a second-class viscount.
		Jidaxiku, son of Langteng.	Muchengge, son of Jidaxiku. Enfeoffed as a first-class baron.
			Delehun, son of Jidaxiku. Enfeoffed as a second-class baron.	Natai, son of Delehun. Enfeoffed as a second-class baron.
Baoshi, sixth son of Xingzu.

景祖系

Jingzu Line

1	2	3	4	5	6	7
禮敦巴圖魯。景祖第一子。崇德元年，追封武功郡王。	博伊和齊。禮敦巴圖魯第一子。崇德七年，卒。	塞勒。博伊和齊第一子。順治四年，封一等子。十四年，卒，謚勤□。	額爾德。塞勒第三子。封一等子。康熙八年，革爵；尋襲二等子。十年，卒。	喇祜塔。額爾德第一子。康熙十年，襲二等子。二十三年，卒。
				噶爾漢。額爾德子。康熙二十四年，襲二等子。三十四年，革爵。
		阿賽。博伊和齊第六子。順治十六年，卒。	薩賽。阿賽第一子。封三等男。順治十七年，卒。
額爾哀。景祖第二子。順治十年，追封慧哲郡王。無嗣。
齊堪。景祖第三子。順治十年，追封宣獻郡王。無嗣。
塔克世。即顯祖，景祖第四子。	。以下略，請參看下方"顯祖系"列表。
塔察篇古。景祖第五子。順治十年，追封恪恭貝勒。	祜爾哈齊。塔察篇古第一子。早卒。	阿世布。祜爾哈齊第二子。庚戌年，以罪賜自盡。	葉穆濟。阿世布第一子。順治元年，卒。	瓦爾瑪。葉穆濟第一子。順治七年，封三等男。九年，晉一等。十七年，卒。	蘇爾瑪。瓦爾瑪第二子。順治十七年，襲一等男。康熙二十二年，革爵。二十七年，卒。	朗唐。蘇爾瑪子。康熙二十二年，襲一等男。緣事革爵。
						佛英額。蘇爾瑪第三子。康熙三十一年，襲瑪克蘇之一等男。乾隆元年，卒。
			莽嘉。阿世布第五子。康熙二十五年，卒。	瑪克蘇。莽嘉第一子。康熙二十二年，襲朗唐之一等男。三十七年，卒。無嗣。
				薩克圖。莽嘉第三子。康熙十三年，陣亡。	舒淑。朗圖第二子，薩克圖嗣子。康熙三十二年，襲二等男。四十四年，卒。
				朗圖。莽嘉第五子。順治十八年，襲三等男。康熙三十二年，卒。

First generation	Second generation	Third generation	Fourth generation	Fifth generation	Sixth generation	Seventh generation
Lidun Batulu, first son of Jingzu. In the first year of Chongde, posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Military Merit.	Boyiheqi, first son of Lidun Batulu. Died in the seventh year of Chongde.	Saile, first son of Boyiheqi. In the fourth year of Shunzhi, enfeoffed as a first-class viscount. He died in the fourteenth year and was given the posthumous title Qin□.	Eerde, third son of Saile. Enfeoffed as a first-class viscount. In the eighth year of Kangxi he was stripped of rank, then inherited a second-class viscountage. He died in the tenth year.	Lahuta, first son of Eerde. In the tenth year of Kangxi he inherited the second-class viscountage. He died in the twenty-third year.
				Gaerhan, son of Eerde. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he inherited the second-class viscountage. In the thirty-fourth year he was stripped of rank.
		Asai, sixth son of Boyiheqi. Died in the sixteenth year of Shunzhi.	Sasai, first son of Asai. Enfeoffed as a third-class baron. Died in the seventeenth year of Shunzhi.
Eer'ai, second son of Jingzu. In the tenth year of Shunzhi, posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Sagacious Wisdom. Left no heir.
Qikan, third son of Jingzu. In the tenth year of Shunzhi, posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Illustrious Merit. Left no heir.
Takshi, who is Xianzu, fourth son of Jingzu.	The remainder is omitted here; see the Xianzu Line list below.
Tacapian'gu, fifth son of Jingzu. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was posthumously enfeoffed as Ke Gong Beile.	Huerhaqi, first son of Tacapian'gu. Died young.	Ashibu, second son of Huerhaqi. In the gengxu year he was ordered to commit suicide on account of a crime.	Yemuji, first son of Ashibu. Died in the first year of Shunzhi.	Wa'erma, first son of Yemuji. In the seventh year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class baron, advanced to first class in the ninth year, and died in the seventeenth year.	Su'erma, second son of Wa'erma. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the first-class baronage. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi he was stripped of rank and died in the twenty-seventh year.	Langtang, son of Su'erma. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi he inherited the first-class baronage but was later stripped of rank on account of misconduct.
						Foying'e, third son of Su'erma. In the thirty-first year of Kangxi he inherited Makesu's first-class baronage and died in the first year of Qianlong.
			Mangjia, fifth son of Ashibu. Died in the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi.	Makesu, first son of Mangjia. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi he inherited Langtang's first-class baronage, died in the thirty-seventh year, and left no heir.
				Saketu, third son of Mangjia. Died in battle in the thirteenth year of Kangxi.	Shushu, second son of Langtu and adopted heir of Saketu. In the thirty-second year of Kangxi he inherited the second-class baronage and died in the forty-fourth year.
				Langtu, fifth son of Mangjia. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the third-class baronage and died in the thirty-second year of Kangxi.

顯祖系

Xianzu Line

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
努爾哈齊。即太祖，顯祖第一子。	。以下略，請參看"皇子世表二"。
穆爾哈齊。顯祖第二子。初封誠毅貝勒。天命五年，卒。順治十年，追封多羅，諡曰勇壯。	達爾察。穆爾哈齊第二子。天命九年，卒。順治十年，追封輔國公，諡曰剛毅。	穆青。達爾察第四子。順治二年，封奉恩將軍。六年，晉三等輔國將軍。八年，晉三等鎮國將軍，尋晉輔國公。康熙十二年，卒。諡曰□厚。	勒塞禮。穆青第四子。康熙八年，封三等奉國將軍。三十六年，以西路昭莫多軍功，晉二等。	達里祜。勒塞禮第六子。康熙四十三年，封奉恩將軍。雍正八年，革退。	巴延布。達里祜第一子。雍正三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十一年，因病告退。	海存。巴延布第二子。乾隆十一年，襲奉恩將軍。三十四年，卒。	永登額。海存第一子。乾隆三十四年，襲奉恩將軍。五十年，卒。	國祥。永登額第一子。乾隆五十年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十七年，卒。	潤壽。國祥嗣子。道光十八年，襲奉恩將軍。二十八年，卒。
									連華。國祥嗣子。道光二十八年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒十一年，卒。	札朗阿。連華嗣子。光緒十六年，襲奉恩將軍。
				達里伯。勒塞禮第七子。康熙五十年，封奉恩將軍。雍正三年，卒。	海誠。達里伯第二子。雍正四年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆三十六年，因病告退。五十四年，卒。	特恆額。海誠第六子。乾隆三十六年，襲奉恩將軍。三十七年，卒。
						圭達杭阿。海誠第七子。乾隆三十七年，襲奉恩將軍。尋卒。
				赫勒布。勒塞禮第九子。康熙四十七年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十八年，卒。	巴啟納。赫勒布第二子。乾隆十八年，襲奉恩將軍。二十四年，卒。	天師保。巴啟納第一子。乾隆二十四年，襲奉恩將軍。五十一年，卒。	長永。天師保第二子。乾隆五十一年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶三年卒。無嗣。
				達里珠。勒塞禮第十子。康熙四十九年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆六年，卒。	成岱。達里珠第一子。雍正十三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆二十二年，因病告退。	清岱。成岱第二子。乾隆二十三年，襲奉恩將軍。五十二年，卒。
						喀勒充阿。成岱第四子。乾隆五十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶六年，因病告退。
						博奇屯。成岱第六子。嘉慶七年，襲奉恩將軍。十三年，因病告退。	安平阿。博奇屯第二子。嘉慶十四年，襲奉恩將軍。道光元年，卒。
							哈格。博奇屯第四子。道光二年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒十五年，卒。
				長山。勒塞禮第十一子。雍正三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆四年，卒。	八十六。長山第三子。乾隆五年，襲奉恩將軍。四十三年，卒。	仙聰。八十六第三子。乾隆四十三年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶四年，卒。	松桂。仙聰第三子。嘉慶五年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十二年，卒。無嗣。
			德塞禮。穆青第八子。康熙十二年，襲三等奉國將軍。二十五年，卒。	崇揚赫。德塞禮第一子。康熙二十五年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆元年，卒。	巴延德。崇揚赫第一子。雍正三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆四年，因病告退。	善志。巴延德第二子。乾隆五年，襲奉恩將軍。五十年，卒。	色克圖懇。善志子。	國柱。色克圖懇子。乾隆五十一年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二年，卒。無嗣。
	務達海。穆爾哈齊第四子。崇德四年，封三等輔國將軍。順治二年，晉二等。四年，晉三等鎮國將軍。五年，晉貝子。十二年，卒。諡曰襄敏。	托克托慧。務達海第六子。順治六年，封三等輔國將軍。八年，晉鎮國公。康熙十二年，卒。諡曰純和。	當阿賴。托克托慧第三子。康熙八年，封三等奉國將軍。二十七年，因病告退。無嗣。
			卓隨。托克托慧第七子。康熙十二年，封三等奉國將軍。四十九年，卒。	卓善。卓隨第四子。康熙四十三年，封奉恩將軍。雍正十二年，因病革退。	寶月。卓善第四子。雍正十二年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆三十一年，卒。不准承襲。
			揚福。托克托慧第八子。康熙十八年，封三等奉國將軍。五十四年，襲不入八分鎮國公。尋卒。諡曰襄毅。	三官保。揚福第四子。康熙五十二年，封奉國將軍。五十五年，襲不入八分鎮國公。六十一年，卒。
				嵩阿禮。揚福第八子。雍正三年，封三等鎮國將軍。乾隆十九年，緣事革退。	素爾登額。嵩阿禮第二子。乾隆九年，封輔國將軍。二十一年，卒。	愛新德。素爾登額第二子。乾隆二十一年，襲奉國將軍。二十三年，卒。無嗣。
				噶爾瑪。揚福第十一子。雍正二年，襲鎮國將軍。三年，卒。	德爾登額。噶爾瑪子。雍正四年，襲輔國將軍。乾隆四十年，緣事革退。
				富爾嵩阿。揚福第十六子。雍正七年，封三等鎮國將軍。二十八年，緣事革退。	魁文。富爾嵩阿第三子。乾隆二十一年，封一等奉國將軍。三十二年，緣事革退。
					宗泰。富爾嵩阿第四子。乾隆二十一年，封奉國將軍。三十五年，卒。	義和禮。宗泰第一子。乾隆三十五年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十四年，卒。無嗣。
					英善。富爾嵩阿第五子。乾隆二十一年，封三等奉國將軍。嘉慶三年，卒。	伊昌阿。英善第一子。乾隆六十年，封奉恩將軍。咸豐二年，卒。	錫祜。伊昌阿第一子。咸豐三年，襲奉恩將軍。同治二年，緣事革退。
				莽顧賚。揚福第十七子。乾隆四十年，襲三等奉國將軍。五十年，卒。	來齡。莽顧賚第六子。乾隆五十一年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十一年，緣事革退。	新瑞。來齡胞弟來義之子。嘉慶十一年，襲奉恩將軍。十五年，因病告退。
						恭耀。來齡堂姪。嘉慶二十二年，封奉恩將軍。道光十六年，卒。	福芬。恭耀嗣子。道光十六年，封奉恩將軍。咸豐元年，卒。	瑞和。福芬第一子。咸豐元年，封奉恩將軍。光緒三年，卒。	延慶。瑞和第二子。光緒四年，襲奉恩將軍。
			白努機。托克托慧第九子。康熙二十四年，封三等奉國將軍。雍正二年，卒。	噶林。白努機第八子。雍正二年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆三年，卒。	阿朗阿。噶林嗣子。乾隆三年，襲奉恩將軍。三十三年，卒。	和齊匡武。阿朗阿第一子。乾隆三十四年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二年，卒。	伊里布。和齊匡武第二子。道光四年，封奉恩將軍。二十二年，卒。	崇齡。伊里布第一子。道光二十二年，襲奉恩將軍。二十九年，緣事革退。	盛寬。崇齡第一子。咸豐二年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒十五年，卒。	斌瑄。盛寬第二子。光緒三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。
	漢岱。穆爾哈齊第五子。順治元年，封三等鎮國將軍。四年，晉輔國公。八年，晉鎮國公。十一年，因罪革爵。十二年，封鎮國將軍品級。十三年，以罪革爵。	海蘭。漢岱第一子。順治二年，封奉恩將軍。六年，晉三等輔國將軍。八年，晉輔國公。十二年，卒。諡曰□厚。	哈爾薩。海蘭第一子。順治十年，封三等奉國將軍。康熙十九年，卒。	占泰。哈爾薩第二子。康熙十八年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十二年，卒。	德克精額。占泰第九子。雍正四年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆三十三年，卒。	棟科諾。德克精額子。	明俊。棟科諾子。乾隆三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶七年，卒。	端明。明俊第二子。嘉慶七年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐元年，卒。無嗣。
				席布錫綸。漢岱第二子。順治六年，封三等輔國將軍。八年，晉輔國公。尋卒。諡曰悼敏。	蘇爾德宜。席布錫綸嗣子。順治十三年，封三等奉國將軍。康熙十七年，卒。	納蘇圖。蘇爾德宜第四子。康熙十七年，封奉恩將軍。三十四年，卒。	康武利。納蘇圖第一子。康熙三十五年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正二年，卒。無嗣。
						納拉泰。蘇爾德宜第六子。康熙十七年，襲奉恩將軍。十九年，卒。無嗣。
		嵩布圖。漢岱第三子。順治六年，封三等輔國公。八年，晉輔國公。尋卒。諡曰懷恩。	錫立渾。嵩布圖第一子。順治九年，封奉恩將軍。康熙九年，晉三等奉國將軍。三十七年，因病告退。	天祥。錫立渾第二子。康熙二十五年，封奉恩將軍。五十八年，卒。	霄格。天祥第五子。康熙五十八年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆九年，卒。	慶善。霄格第一子。乾隆十一年，襲奉恩將軍。四十三年，因病告退。	顯齡。慶善第一子。乾隆四十三年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十一年，因病告退。	夢麟。顯齡第一子。嘉慶二十一年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十年，緣事革退。
			務立渾。嵩布圖第二子。康熙二年，封三等奉國將軍。十二年，卒。無嗣。
	塔海。穆爾哈齊第七子。順治二年，封奉恩將軍。八年，晉輔國公。康熙四年，卒。	台穆布祿。塔海第二子。順治十五年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙二十五年，卒。	滿珠錫禮。台穆布祿第二子。康熙二十五年，襲三等奉國將軍。乾隆八年，卒。	善海。滿珠錫禮第三子。乾隆三年，襲奉恩將軍。二十八年，卒。	薩穆達。善海第一子。乾隆二十二年，封奉恩將軍。二十八年，卒。	素松額。薩穆達第一子。乾隆二十八年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十一年，卒。	謨爾耕額。素松額子。	崇豐。謨爾耕額子。道光十二年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐五年，卒。
			塞爾赫。台穆布祿第四子。康熙三十六年，封奉國將軍。乾隆十二年，卒。	鄂洛順。塞爾赫第四子。雍正十二年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆三十三年，卒。	德音泰。鄂洛順第二子。乾隆三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。五十八年，卒。	保興。德音泰第一子。乾隆五十八年，襲奉恩將軍。五十九年，卒。無嗣。
		德楞。塔海第四子。康熙四年，封三等輔國將軍。四十年，卒。	額爾赫布。德楞第一子。康熙二十三年，封三等奉國將軍。五十二年，卒。無嗣。
			瑪勇。德楞第二子。康熙二十四年，封三等奉國將軍。雍正十二年，卒。	常山保。瑪勇第五子。雍正十二年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆三十六年，卒。	誠實。常山保第一子。乾隆三十六年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十五年，告退。	福昇。誠實子。	邦英。福昇子。嘉慶二十五年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十四年，卒。襲次巳盡，不襲。
			訥爾特宜。德楞第五子。康熙三十三年，封奉恩將軍。五十六年，卒。無嗣。
	祜世塔。穆爾哈齊第九子。順治二年，封奉恩將軍。八年，晉輔國公。康熙二年，卒。	祜世布。祜世塔第一子。順治六年，封三等輔國將軍。八年，晉三等鎮國將軍。康熙九年，卒。	滿達。祜世布第二子。康熙九年，襲三等奉國將軍。四十六年，卒。	八十三。滿達第四子。康熙四十六年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正四年，緣事革退。
		蘇赫。祜世塔第二子。順治八年，封三等鎮國將軍。十二年，卒。諡曰懷思。無嗣。
		伊尚阿。祜世塔第四子。順治十八年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙八年，卒。	錫布。伊尚阿第二子。康熙九年，襲三等奉國將軍。雍正十三年，休致。	錫通額。錫布第十子。乾隆元年，襲奉恩將軍。十年，卒。無嗣。
				慶泰阿。錫布第十二子。乾隆十一年，襲奉恩將軍。三十七年，緣事革退。	定祿。伊尚阿之曾孫，同泰之子。乾隆三十七年，襲慶泰阿之奉恩將軍。四十一年，卒。	揚慶。定祿第四子。乾隆四十一年，襲奉恩將軍。五十七年，卒。	續文。揚慶第二子。乾隆五十七年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十七年，卒。	誠敬。續文子。道光十七年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒二十一年，卒。	煜勳。誠敬子。	恩銘。煜勳子。光緒二十二年，襲奉恩將軍。三十一年，卒。	崇俊。恩銘第一子，光緒三十二年，襲奉恩將軍。
	喇世塔。穆爾哈齊第十子。順治二年，封奉恩將軍。八年，封輔國公。十七年，卒。諡曰恪僖。	喇克達。喇世塔第一子。順治十五年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙三十二年，卒。	敬德。喇克達第一子。康熙十一年，封三等奉恩將軍。四十七年，卒。	班進泰。敬德第二子。康熙三十四年，封奉恩將軍。雍正七年，因病告退。	增誠。班進泰第二子。雍正七年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆三十五年，卒。	德良阿。增誠第二子。乾隆二十一年，封奉恩將軍。五十四年，卒。	連祿。德良阿第一子。乾隆五十四年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二年，卒。	色和洪額。連祿第二子。道光二年，襲奉恩將軍。同治十三年卒。	英山。色和洪額第三子。同治九年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒三十年，卒。	桂芳。英山第一子。光緒三十年，襲奉恩將軍。
			雍占。喇克達第二子。康熙二十二年，封三等奉國將軍。三十三年，卒。	琳康。雍占第三子。康熙三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆二十四年，卒。	武興。琳康第一子。雍正十三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆二十年，因病告退。	果爾明阿。武興第二子。乾隆二十年，襲奉恩將軍。三十四年，因病告退。	祿哈布禮。果爾明阿第一子。乾隆三十四年，襲奉恩將軍。四十四年，卒。	色炳額。祿哈布禮第一子。乾隆四十五年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十一年，卒。	景年。色炳額第二子。嘉慶二十二年，襲奉恩將軍。同治五年，卒。	明恩。景年第四子。	春煦。明恩子。同治十二年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒二十六年，卒。	隆譽。春煦第一子。光緒三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。
				琳安。雍占第六子。雍正三年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十一年，卒。	碩安。琳安第一子。乾隆十二年，襲奉恩將軍。二十五年，卒。	祿增。碩安第一子。乾隆二十五年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶八年，卒。	廉聰。祿增第一子。嘉慶八年，襲奉恩將軍。道光元年，卒。	成福。廉聰第二子。道光元年，襲奉恩將軍。十七年，緣事革退。
舒爾哈齊。顯祖第三子。初封貝勒，以軍功賜號達爾漢巴圖魯。辛亥年，薨。順治十年，追贈親王，諡曰莊。	阿敏。舒爾哈齊第二子。天命元年，封和碩貝勒。天聰四年，以罪削爵。	宏科泰。阿敏第一子。	塞克圖。宏科泰第一子。順治八年，封三等輔國將軍。十一年，卒。諡曰懷儀。無嗣。
			塞勒伯。宏科泰第二子。順治八年，封三等輔國將軍。十一年，卒。諡曰懷儀。	舒特。塞勒伯第一子。順治十二年，襲奉國將軍。十八年，卒。無嗣。
			都爾伯。宏科泰第三子。順治八年，封三等輔國將軍。十五年，卒。諡曰□厚。無嗣。
		固爾瑪渾。阿敏第三子。崇德四年，封輔國公。尋因父獲罪革爵。順治五年，復封輔國公。六年，晉貝子。康熙二十年，卒。諡曰溫簡。	瑪爾圖。固爾瑪渾第一子。順治六年，封鎮國公。十五年，卒。諡曰懷思。	索裴。瑪爾圖第一子。康熙二年，封三等奉國將軍。三十六年，以西路昭莫多軍功晉二等。三十七年，卒。	恩特赫默。索斐第四子。康熙三十七年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正四年，卒。	色克。恩特赫默第五子。雍正四年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆二十六年，因病告退。	德茂。色克第一子。乾隆三十六年，襲奉恩將軍。四十九年，卒。無嗣。
					富清。索斐第五子。康熙四十二年，封奉恩將軍。雍正十三年，卒。	福康。富清第二子。雍正六年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆八年，卒。無嗣。
					綬海。索斐第七子。康熙五十年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆八年，卒。	壽德。綬海第一子。乾隆三年，封奉恩將軍。八年，卒。無嗣。
						多齡阿。綬海第三子。乾隆八年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶元年，卒。	德禮琫額。多齡阿第一子。嘉慶元年，襲奉恩將軍。十六年，卒。襲次巳盡，不襲。
				鄂斐。瑪爾圖子。康熙六年，封三等奉國將軍。四十六年，襲堂弟齊克塔爾之輔國公爵。五十四年，卒。	鄂齊。鄂斐第五子。康熙三十八年，封奉恩將軍。四十八年，緣事革退。雍正四年，襲輔國公。五年，晉鎮國公。六年，緣事革退。
			僧額。固爾瑪渾第二子。順治六年，封鎮國公。十五年，卒。諡曰懷愍。	鞥額。僧額第一子。順治十五年，襲奉恩將軍。康熙四年，卒。無嗣。
			瑪三。固爾瑪渾第三子。順治六年，封鎮國公。十四年，卒。諡曰懷儀。無嗣。
			瓦三。固爾瑪渾第四子。康熙四年，封三等輔國將軍。二十年，襲輔國公。二十四年，卒。諡曰襄敏。	齊克塔哈。瓦三第二子。康熙二十五年，封輔國公。四十六年，緣事革退。
				伊克塔哈。瓦三第三子。康熙三十九年，封三等鎮國將軍。雍正十二年，卒。	雙麟。伊克塔哈第四子。雍正十二年，襲輔國將軍。乾隆十五年，卒。	亨興。雙麟第一子。乾隆十六年，襲奉國將軍。四十四年，卒。無嗣。
					寶麟。伊克塔哈第五子。乾隆三年，封奉國將軍。十七年，卒。	和中額。寶麟第一子。乾隆十七年，襲奉恩將軍。五十三年，卒。	喀爾崇義。和中額第一子。乾隆五十年，封奉恩將軍。道光二十二年，卒。	奎朗。喀爾崇義第一子。嘉慶二十年，襲奉恩將軍。同治元年，緣事革退。
					平麟。伊克塔哈第六子。乾隆三年，封奉國將軍。二十二年，卒。	果明額。平麟第一子。乾隆二十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶九年，卒。	景鳳。果明額第一子。嘉慶九年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十二年，卒。	英秀。景鳳第一子。道光十二年，襲奉恩將軍。同治元年，緣事革退。
					杭麟。伊克塔哈第十子。乾隆十一年，封奉國將軍。十二年，卒。無嗣。
			扎三。固爾瑪渾第五子。康熙十四年，封三等輔國將軍。三十三年，卒。諡曰敏恪。無嗣。
			薩三。固爾瑪渾第七子。康熙二十一年，封三等輔國將軍。五十四年，緣事革退。
		恭阿。阿敏第四子。順治六年，封鎮國公。尋卒。	法塞。恭阿子。順治八年，襲輔國公。康熙四十九年，卒。	阿裕爾。法塞第二子。康熙二十年，封三等輔國將軍。四十九年，改襲三等奉國將軍。五十八年，卒。	德塞勒。阿裕爾子。	蘇赫訥。德塞勒子。康熙五十八年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正二年，卒。無嗣。
				鄂岳。法塞第三子。康熙二十三年，封三等奉國將軍。乾隆二年，卒。	多福。鄂岳第一子康熙四十九年，封奉恩將軍。五十五年，緣事革退。乾隆二年，襲奉恩將軍。十一年，卒。無嗣。
				阿哈尼。法塞第四子。康熙二十四年，封二等奉國將軍。雍正二年，卒。	五十九。阿哈尼第三子。雍正三年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆二十三年，因病告退。	和隆武。五十九第四子。乾隆二十四年，襲奉恩將軍。五十七年，卒。無嗣。
				安圖。法塞第十子。康熙四十二年，封奉恩將軍。雍正四年，卒。	阿爾金。安圖第一子。雍正六年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆十七年，卒。	亨霖。阿爾金第一子。乾隆十七年，襲奉恩將軍。五十年，卒。	榮善。亨霖第四子。乾隆五十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十三年，緣事革退。
		果蓋。阿敏第五子。順治六年，封三等鎮國將軍。八年，晉鎮國公。十七年，卒。諡曰端純。	塞祜德。果蓋第三子。順治十八年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙三十六年，卒。	塞赫禮。塞祜德第一子。康熙二十四年，封奉國將軍。雍正六年，卒。	熙成。塞赫禮第八子。雍正十二年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆十八年，因病告退。	成翰。熙成第一子。乾隆十八年，襲奉恩將軍。四十一年，因病告退。	明凱。成翰第一子。乾隆四十一年，襲奉恩將軍。五十二年，卒。無嗣。
				雅鼐。塞祜德第三子。康熙二十六年，封三等奉國將軍。三十七年，因病告退。無嗣。
		果賴。阿敏第六子。順治六年，封三等鎮國將軍。八年，晉鎮國公。十月，卒。	翁武。果賴第一子。順治九年，襲輔國公。十四年，卒。諡曰懷思。無嗣。
			薩克新。果賴嗣子。康熙十一年，封三等輔國將軍。雍正十二年，因病告退。	漢章阿。薩克新第九子。雍正十二年，襲奉國將軍。乾隆二十九年，因病告退。	祥彥。漢章阿第一子。乾隆二十九年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶元年，卒。	連英。祥彥第一子。乾隆五十三年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十七年，緣事革退。
	扎薩克圖。舒爾哈齊第三子。	扎克納。扎薩克圖第二子。崇德四年，封鎮國公。尋緣事降輔國公。七年，以罪黜宗室。順治二年，復入宗室，封輔國公。六年，晉貝子。九年，以罪革爵，十四年，以軍功授輔國公品級。十六年，卒於軍。	瑪喀納。扎克納第五子。康熙四年，襲三等鎮國將軍品級。四十三年，緣事革退。五十七年，卒。	瑪稷。瑪喀納子。	瑪尚阿。瑪稷子。雍正十一年，襲奉國將軍。乾隆十四年，卒。	英祿。瑪尚阿第二子。乾隆十四年，襲奉恩將軍。四十年，卒。子福亨額，降襲雲騎尉。
	圖倫。舒爾哈齊第四子。甲寅年，卒。追封多羅貝勒。諡曰恪僖。	屯齊喀。圖倫第一子。崇德四年，封輔國公。順治元年，封貝子。五年，緣事降鎮國公。六年，復封貝子。十四年，緣事革爵，無襲。	溫齊哈。屯齊喀第一子。順治九年，封鎮國公。十五年，卒。諡曰懷思。	滿度。溫齊哈第一子。順治十五年，襲輔國公。十七年，卒。諡曰懷思。無嗣。
		屯齊。圖倫第二子。崇德四年，封輔國公。順治元年，晉貝子。六年，晉貝勒。九年，緣事革爵。十二年，授鎮國公品級。尋封鎮國公。康熙二年，卒。	溫齊。屯齊第一子。順治六年，封貝子。康熙十六年，降輔國公。十八年，緣事革退。	額爾圖。溫齊第二子。康熙七年，封鎮國公。五十七年，卒。	愛音圖。額爾圖第一子。康熙二十六年，封三等輔國將軍。四十六年，緣事革退。五十八年，襲輔國公。乾隆六年，卒。諡曰敦勤。	吉存。愛音圖第七子。雍正六年，封三等輔國將軍。乾隆七年，襲輔國公。十二年，卒。諡曰勤僖。	特通額。吉存第一子。乾隆十二年，襲輔國公。三十四年，卒。	英盛額。特通額第一子。乾隆三十五年，襲輔國公。四十九年，降不入八分輔國公。五十七年，卒。無嗣。
							達明阿。吉存第三子。乾隆三十年，封三等奉國將軍。五十年，因病告退。五十五年，卒。	英章阿。達明阿第一子。乾隆五十年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十五年，卒。	英隆。英章阿第一子。嘉慶十六年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐八年，休致。	崇芳。英隆第一子。咸豐十年，襲奉恩將軍。同治四年，緣事革退。
					賽音圖。額爾圖第二子。康熙三十四年，封三等輔國將軍。五十年，卒。	東海。賽音圖第一子。康熙五十年，襲奉國將軍。乾隆九年，卒。	楊森。東海第七子。乾隆九年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十一年，休致。	廷伯。楊森第一子。嘉慶十一年，襲奉恩將軍。二十一年，卒。	貴當阿。廷伯阿一子。嘉慶二十二年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十二年，卒。無嗣。
					訥音圖。額爾圖第三子。康熙三十八年，封輔國將軍。五十五年，緣事革退。
	塞桑武。舒爾哈齊第五子。天命十年，卒。追封多羅貝勒，諡曰和惠。	洛托。塞桑武子。崇德元年，封貝子。七年，緣事革爵。順治八年，封三等鎮國將軍。十六年，晉一等。康熙四年，卒。	琶帕。洛托第一子。順治九年，封三等輔國將軍。十五年，卒。諡曰懷愍。	揚岱。琶帕子。順治十五年，襲三等奉國將軍。康熙十五年，卒。	威範。揚岱子。康熙十七年，襲奉恩將軍。四十三年，緣事革退。
			巴克均。洛托第二子。順治九年，封三等輔國將軍。十五年，卒。諡曰懷思。	伯爾圖。巴克均第二子。順治十五年，襲三等奉國將軍。康熙十六年，卒。無嗣。
			富達禮。洛托第七子。康熙四年，襲奉國將軍。八年，晉輔國將軍。二十五年，緣事革退。
	濟爾哈朗。舒爾哈齊第六子。初封貝勒。崇德元年，以軍功晉鄭親王。順治元年，加封信義輔政叔王。五年，緣事降郡王。旋復親王爵。九年，加封叔鄭親王。十二年，薨。諡曰獻。乾隆四十三年，以佐命殊功，配享太廟。	富爾敦。濟爾哈朗第一子。封世子。順治八年，卒。諡曰□厚。
		濟度。濟爾哈朗第二子。順治八年，封簡郡王。尋封世子。十四年，襲和碩親王，仍號曰簡。十七年，薨。諡曰純。	墨美。濟度第一子。康熙五年，封三等輔國將軍。二十二年，緣事革退。	拜塞。墨美第一子。康熙二十一年，封三等輔國將軍。三十二年，卒。	瑪富塔。拜塞第一子。康熙三十三年，襲奉恩將軍。五十四年，卒。無嗣。
			喇布。濟度第二子。康熙七年，封三等輔國將軍。九年，襲簡親王。二十年，薨。二十二年，緣事追削王爵。
			德塞。濟度第三子。順治十八年，襲簡親王。康熙九年，薨。諡曰惠。無嗣。
			雅布。濟度第五子。康熙十一年，封三等輔國將軍。二十二年，襲簡親王。四十年，薨。諡曰修。	雅爾江阿。雅布第一子。康熙三十六年，封世子。四十一年，襲簡親王。雍正四年，緣事革爵。	永謙。雅爾江阿第三子。雍正三年，封鎮國公。四年，緣事革退。
					永煥。雅爾江阿第五子。雍正三年，封一等鎮國將軍。乾隆六年，卒。	儀啟。永煥第二子。乾隆十年，襲一等輔國將軍。十八年，卒。	林輝。儀啟第一子。乾隆十九年，襲奉國將軍。四十四年，卒。	金福。林輝第一子。乾隆四十四年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十七年。緣事革退。
							連輝。儀啟第二子。乾隆三十五年，封奉恩將軍。三十六年，卒。無嗣。
					永□。雅爾江阿第六子。雍正三年，封三等輔國將軍。乾隆十二年，卒。	儀常。永□第四子。乾隆十二年，襲奉國將軍。嘉慶二年，卒。	訥伊勒。儀常第一子。乾隆四十二年，封奉恩將軍。嘉慶七年，卒。	多羅鑾。訥伊勒第一子。嘉慶七年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十三年，卒。	瑞慶。多羅鑾第一子。道光十三年，襲奉恩將軍。二十八年，卒。無嗣。
							訥伊格。儀常第三子。乾隆五十五年，封奉恩將軍。嘉慶十三年，卒。	福祿堪。訥伊格第一子。嘉慶十三年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十三年，卒。	桂林。福祿堪第一子。道光二十三年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒元年，卒。無嗣。
				阿札蘭。雅布第三子。康熙四十一年，封三等輔國將軍。四十六年，因病告退。
				實格。雅布第五子。康熙四十三年，封三等奉國將軍。五十四年，卒。無嗣。
				敬順。雅布第六子。康熙四十五年，封鎮國公。五十五年，緣事降一等鎮國將軍。乾隆九年，卒。	長興。敬順第二子。乾隆九年，襲一等輔國將軍。二十三年，卒。	舒賢。長興第三子。乾隆二十三年，襲奉恩將軍。三十年，因病告退。	重厚。舒賢第一子。乾隆三十年，襲奉恩將軍。五十三年，卒。	嘉瑞。重厚第一子。乾隆六十年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十二年，因病告退。	繼信。嘉瑞第三子。道光十二年，襲奉恩將軍。同治二年，緣事革退。
				巴祿。雅布第七子。康熙四十六年，封三等輔國將軍。四十八年，卒。	鼐綬。巴祿第一子。康熙四十九年，襲三等奉國將軍。五十五年，卒。無嗣。
				理盛額。雅布第八子。康熙四十七年，封三等奉國將軍。五十一年，卒。	德綸泰。理盛額子。康熙五十一年。襲奉恩將軍。雍正六年，卒。無嗣。
				揚桑阿。雅布第九子。康熙四十九年，封鎮國公。五十五年，緣事降一等鎮國將軍。乾隆四年，緣事革退。
				武格。雅布第九子。康熙五十年，封三等奉國將軍。雍正九年，卒。	牟尼保。武格第四子。雍正九年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆十八年，卒。	舒爾金。牟尼保第一子。乾隆十八年，襲奉恩將軍。二十七年，卒。	廉桂。舒爾金第一子。乾隆三十七年，襲奉恩將軍。道光四年，卒。	祥瑞。廉桂第二子。道光五年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐五年，卒。無嗣。
				忠保。雅布第十一子。康熙五十三年，封三等輔國將軍。乾隆十九年，卒。無嗣。
				敬儼。雅布第十三子。康熙五十三年，封一等鎮國將軍。雍正四年，緣事革退。
				神保住。雅布第十四子。康熙五十五年，封一等鎮國將軍。雍正四年，襲簡親王。乾隆十三年，緣事革退。
		勒度。濟爾哈朗第三子。順治八年，封敏郡王。十二年，薨。諡曰簡。無嗣。
		巴爾堪。濟爾哈朗第四子。順治十二年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙七年，緣事降二等奉國將軍。八年，復封三等輔國將軍。十六年，緣事革退。十九年，卒。四十九年，追封三等輔國將軍。雍正元年，追封不入八分輔國公。諡曰武襄。巴爾堪墓碑陰刻有乾隆十七年追封簡親王之號。	巴賽。巴爾堪第一子。康熙二十一年，封三等奉國將軍。雍正元年，襲不入八分輔國公。九年，陣亡。諡曰襄敏。乾隆十七年，追封簡親王。	奇通阿。巴賽第一子。雍正四年，封三等輔國將軍。九年，襲不入八分輔國公。乾隆十七年，襲德沛之簡親王爵。二十八年，薨。諡曰勤。	豐納亨。奇通阿第一子。乾隆八年，封三等輔國將軍。二十八年，襲簡親王。四十年，薨。諡曰恪。	積拉閔。豐納亨第一子。乾隆三十四年，封二等奉恩將軍。四十二年，因病告退。	福珠齡阿。積拉閔第五子。乾隆四十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十二年，卒。	素博麟。福珠麟阿第一子。嘉慶十二年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十七年，卒。	長吉。素博麟第一子。道光二十八年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐八年，緣事革退。
						積納哈。豐納亨第二子。乾隆四十一年，襲簡親王。四十三年，以濟爾哈朗茂著壯猷，仍復號鄭親王。十九年，薨。諡曰恭。	烏爾恭阿。積納哈第一子。乾隆五十九年，襲鄭親王。道光二十六年，薨。諡曰慎。	肅和。烏爾恭阿第二子。道光六年，封三等輔國將軍。十二年，卒。無嗣。
								端華。烏爾恭阿第三子。道光六年，封三等輔國將軍。二十六年，襲鄭親王。咸豐十一年，以罪革爵，賜自盡，降世爵為不入八分輔國公。
								恩華。烏爾恭阿第五子。道光十三年，封輔國將軍。咸豐三年，以罪革退。四年，卒。	壽善。恩華第一子。道光三十年，封奉國將軍。同治十二年，卒。	增鑅。壽善第一子。同治七年，封奉恩將軍。光緒十七年，卒。無嗣。
										增傑。壽善第二子。同治十一年，封奉恩將軍。光緒三十一年，卒。	賡麟。增傑第一子。光緒三十二年，襲奉恩將軍。
									嘉善。恩華第二子。道光三十年，封奉國將軍。光緒二十年，緣事革退。	增慧。嘉善第一子。同治十一年，封奉恩將軍。光緒三十一年，卒。	續麟。增慧第一子。光緒三十二年，襲奉恩將軍。
								肅順。烏爾恭阿第六子。道光十六年，封三等輔國將軍。咸豐十一年，以罪革職處死。
								惠略。烏爾恭阿第七子。道光十八年，封三等輔國將軍。同治七年，卒。	寶善。惠略第二子。同治七年，襲奉國將軍。光緒二十三年，卒。無嗣。
								寬略。烏爾恭阿第八子。道光二十四年，封三等輔國將軍。同治三年，卒。無嗣。
							愛仁。積哈納第二子。嘉慶七年，封三等輔國將軍。道光七年，卒。	瑞至。愛仁第一子。道光四年，封二等奉國將軍。二十五年，卒。	戩穀。瑞至子。道光二十五年，襲奉恩將軍。光緒四年，卒。無嗣。
								恩至。愛仁第二子。道光六年，封三等奉國將軍。咸豐七年，卒。	遐齡。恩至第一子。道光三十年，封奉恩將軍。光緒十三年，卒。無嗣。
									遐昌。恩至第二子。道光三十年，封奉恩將軍。咸豐十一年，陣亡。無嗣。
									遐康。恩至第三子。同治元年，封奉恩將軍。光緒十二年，卒。無嗣。
									遐亨。恩至第四子。同治三年，封奉恩將軍。光緒十六年，卒。無嗣。
								廉至。愛仁第三子。道光十二年，封三等奉國將軍。同治五年，卒。	耆徵。廉至第一子。同治三年，封奉恩將軍。宣統三年，卒。
								慶至。愛仁第四子。同治十年，襲鄭親王。光緒四年，薨。諡曰順。	凱泰。慶至第二子。光緒四年，襲鄭親王。二十六年，薨。諡曰恪。	昭煦。凱泰子。光緒二十八年，襲鄭親王。
									樂泰。慶至第三子。光緒二十三年，封鎮國將軍。
						伊鏗額。豐納亨第三子。乾隆四十九年，封三等鎮國將軍。嘉慶十六年，革退。
						葉鏗額。豐納亨第四子。乾隆五十四年，封一等奉國將軍。嘉慶十七年，卒。	興增額。葉鏗額第一子。嘉慶十七年，襲奉恩將軍。二十三年，卒。無嗣。
							興林。葉鏗額第二子。嘉慶十七年，封奉恩將軍。道光十九年，卒。	英奎。興林第一子。道光二十年，襲奉恩將軍。同治二年，卒。無嗣。
						伊彌揚阿。豐納亨第七子。乾隆六十一年，封奉國將軍。嘉慶二十三年，卒。	松德。伊彌揚阿第二子。嘉慶二十四年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二年，卒。
					經納亨。奇通阿第四子。乾隆三十年，襲不入八分輔國公。四十年，卒。同治三年，追封鄭親王。	積拉堪。經納亨第一子。乾隆四十一年，襲不入八分輔國公。嘉慶十二年，緣事革退。
						積忠額。經納亨第二子。乾隆四十九年，封一等奉國將軍。六十年，卒。	額勒沖額。積忠額子。嘉慶元年，襲奉恩將軍。十五年，卒。	咸林。額勒沖額第一子。嘉慶十六年，襲奉恩將軍。道光九年，卒。無嗣。
						伊豐額。經納亨第五子。乾隆五十四年，封二等奉國將軍。嘉慶十二年，襲不入八分輔國公。道光元年，卒。同治三年，追封鄭親王。	西朗阿。道光元年，襲不入八分輔國公。二十八年，卒。同治三年，追封鄭親王。	承志。西朗阿第三子。道光二十九年，襲不入八分輔國公。同治三年，襲鄭親王。十年，以罪革爵。	岳齡。濟爾哈朗之八世孫，保彝之子。同治元年，襲不入八分輔國公。三年，以承志襲鄭親王，改襲承志之不入八分輔國公。五年，卒。
									崇吉。奇通阿之五世孫，素博通額之子。同治十一年，襲岳齡之不入八分輔國公。光緒元年，卒。	聯寬。崇吉嗣子。光緒元年，襲不入八分輔國公。
			阿爾蘇。巴爾堪第四子。康熙二十五年，封奉國將軍。雍正十一年，卒。	德有。阿爾蘇第九子。雍正十一年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆十五年，卒。	靈通。德有第一子。乾隆十五年，襲奉恩將軍。四十二年，卒。	恆課。靈通第一子。乾隆四十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶十六年，卒。	扎倫布。恆課第一子。嘉慶十六年，襲奉恩將軍。同治九年，卒。襲次已盡，不襲。
		輝蘭。濟爾哈朗第五子。順治十一年，封三等輔國將軍。康熙二十四年，緣事革退。
		固美。濟爾哈朗第七子。順治十六年，封輔國將軍。康熙三十二年，卒。無嗣。
		武錫。濟爾哈朗第九子。康熙六年，封三等輔國將軍。三十七年，因病告退。	西克特恩。武錫第一子。康熙二十二年，封三等奉國將軍。四十一年，卒。無嗣。
			西親。武錫第三子。康熙二十五年，封三等奉國將軍。五十七年，卒。無嗣。
	費揚武。舒爾哈齊第八子。崇德元年，封貝子。四年，緣事革爵。尋復封輔國公。八年，卒。順治十年，追封貝勒。諡曰靖定。乾隆十五年，因曾孫德沛襲簡親王，復追封簡親王。	尚善。費揚武第二子。順治元年，封輔國公。尋晉貝子。六年，封貝勒。十六年，緣事降貝子。康熙十一年，復封貝勒。十七年，卒于軍。十九年，追革。	門度。尚善第四子。康熙七年，封鎮國公。三十七年，緣事革退。尋封輔國公。雍正四年，因罪革爵。	準度。門度第三子。康熙三十四年，封三等鎮國將軍。雍正六年，卒。	都祥。準度第一子。雍正三年，封三等輔國將軍。乾隆三十一年，因病告退。	向順。都祥子。	德海。向順子。乾隆五十一年，襲奉恩將軍。五十四年，卒。無嗣。
					都俞。準度第二子。雍正三年，封三等輔國將軍。乾隆元年，卒。	裕喜。都俞第三子。乾隆元年，襲奉國將軍。三年，卒。無嗣。
				準保。門度第六子。康熙四十四年，封三等輔國將軍。雍正二年，緣事革退。
			古祿固。尚善第五子。康熙八年，封奉恩將軍。三十六年，晉奉國將軍。五十年，卒。	舒魯渾。古祿固第一子。康熙二十六年，封奉恩將軍。三十二年，卒。無嗣。
				延都。古祿固第三子。康熙三十九年，封奉恩將軍。五十六年，卒。	登柱。延都第二子。康熙五十七年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正十二年，卒。無嗣。
				履順。古祿固第五子。康熙三十九年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十七年，卒。	登布。履順第一子。雍正六年，封奉恩將軍。十二年，緣事革退。
					登九。履順第七子。乾隆十七年，襲奉恩將軍。二十八年，卒。	海英阿。登九第一子。乾隆二十八年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二年，卒。無嗣。
				七十九。古祿固第十一子。雍正六年，封奉恩將軍。八年，卒。無嗣。
				履德。古祿固第十二子。雍正七年，封奉恩將軍。乾隆十三年，卒。	德忒赫。履德第一子。乾隆十三年，襲奉恩將軍。四十六年，卒。	五訥錫。德忒赫第一子。乾隆四十一年，襲奉恩將軍。五十六年，卒。	杭惠。五訥錫第一子。乾隆五十六年，襲奉恩將軍。道光二十六年，卒。襲次巳盡，不襲。
			根度。尚善第六子。康熙十一年，封鎮國將軍。三十七年，緣事革退。	裕綬。根度第四子。雍正四年，襲門度之輔國公爵。乾隆五年，卒。諡曰敏恪。	嵩椿。裕綬第六子。乾隆六年，襲輔國公。六十年，卒。諡日勤僖。	景熠。嵩椿第一子。乾隆三十年，封二等輔國將軍。五十七年，襲輔國公。嘉慶六年，緣事革退。
						景煥。嵩椿第二子。嘉慶六年，追封輔國公。	祿義。景煥子。嘉慶六年，襲輔國公。咸豐九年，卒。	恩弼。祿義嗣子。咸豐十年，襲輔國公。同治四年，緣事革退。	榮頤。恩弼族弟桂香之子。同治四年，襲恩弼之輔國公爵。光緒二十三年，卒。	壽全。榮頤第一子。光緒六年，封二等輔國將軍。二十四年，襲輔國公。
			鍾奇。尚善第九子。康熙十八年，封奉恩將軍。三十四年，卒。	尤奇。鍾奇第三子。康熙三十四年，襲奉恩將軍。雍正十年，卒。	綬祜。尤奇第一子。雍正六年，封奉恩將軍。十三年，緣事革退。
					綬克。尤奇第五子。雍正十年，襲奉恩將軍。乾隆十一年，卒。
					綬全。尤奇第六子。乾隆十一年，襲奉恩將軍。二十三年，卒。
					珠蘭泰。尤奇第七子。乾隆二十三年，襲奉恩將軍。三十四年，卒。	靈嵩。珠蘭泰第一子。乾隆三十四年，襲奉恩將軍。五十一年，卒。	興達。靈嵩第一子。乾隆五十一年，襲奉恩將軍。道光十二年，緣事革退。
		傅喇塔。費揚武第四子。順治二年，封輔國公。六年，晉貝子。十六年，緣事降輔國公。十八年，復封貝子。康熙五十年，卒於軍。諡曰惠獻。□隆十五年，因孫德沛襲簡親王，追封為簡親王。	福善。傅喇塔第二子。康熙六年，封鎮國公。十七年，襲貝子。十九年，緣事革退。	德瞻。福善第一子。康熙二十四年，封鎮國公。三十年，緣事革退。
			福存。傅喇塔第五子。康熙十七年，封鎮國公。二十年，襲貝子。三十九年，卒。乾隆十五年，追封簡親王。	德普。福存第二子。康熙三十九年，襲鎮國公。雍正七年，卒。	恆魯。德普第一子。雍正七年，襲輔國公。乾隆三十年，卒。諡曰恭恪。	興兆。恆魯第二子。乾隆三十年，封二等輔國將軍。三十七年，襲輔國公。嘉慶四年，緣事革退。	成寬。興兆第一子。乾隆四十九年，封三等輔國將軍。嘉慶四年，襲輔國公。十二年，卒。
							成秀。興兆第三子。乾隆五十五年，封一等奉國將軍。嘉慶十二年，襲輔國公。十九年，卒。	繼崑。成秀第一子。嘉慶十九年，襲輔國公。咸豐二年，卒。	續銘。繼崑第一子。咸豐二年，襲輔國公。同治十三年，卒。	奎瑛。續忠子，續銘嗣子。光緒元年，襲輔國公。
									續忠。繼崑第二子。咸豐十年，封奉恩將軍。光緒三十四年，卒。
								繼□。成秀第二子。道光九年，封二等輔國將軍。咸豐元年，卒。
						興郡。恆魯第三子。乾隆三十五年，封輔國將軍。三十八年，卒。	成英。興郡子。乾隆五十七年，襲二等奉國將軍。道光二十八年，卒。	純齡。成英第一子。道光九年，封奉恩將軍。十八年，卒。無嗣。
								純昭。成英第二子。道光十八年，襲奉恩將軍。咸豐三年，卒。無嗣。
						興瑞。恆魯第四子。乾隆四十年，封一等奉恩將軍。嘉慶十九年，卒。	成謹。興瑞第一子。嘉慶四年，封奉恩將軍。十九年，卒。無嗣。
							成章。興瑞第三子。嘉慶四年，封奉恩將軍。道光二年，卒。	恩隆。成章第五子。道光二年，襲奉恩將軍。八年，卒。無嗣。
							成鈞。興瑞第四子。嘉慶十年，封奉恩將軍。十六年，卒。無嗣。
					恆質。德普第二子。乾隆十七年，封輔國將軍。十九年，因病告退。	誠興。恆質第二子。乾隆十九年，襲奉國將軍。四十三年，因病告退。	穆精阿。誠興子。乾隆四十六年，襲奉恩將軍。五十一年，卒。	阿克色布庫。穆精阿第一子。乾隆五十二年，襲奉恩將軍。嘉慶二十四年，卒。	文霖。阿克色布庫嗣子。道光十五年，襲奉恩將軍。同治八年，卒。襲次巳盡，不襲。
				德沛。福存第八子。雍正十三年，封鎮國將軍。乾隆十二年，襲神保住之簡親王爵。十七年，薨。諡曰儀。無嗣。
				德全。福存第九子。康熙四十七年，封奉恩將軍。五十二年，卒。無嗣。
				德延。福存第十子。康熙四十九年，封奉恩將軍。五十三年，卒。無嗣。
		努賽。費揚武第六子。初封輔國公。順治六年，晉貝子。七年，卒。諡曰悼哀。	拉篤祜。努賽第一子。順治八年，襲鎮國公。十七年，卒。諡曰端純。無嗣。
雅爾哈齊。顯祖第四子。無嗣。順治十年，追封通達郡王。十一年，以開創功配享太廟。
巴雅喇。顯祖第五子。以軍功賜號篤義。天命八年，卒。順治十年，追封貝勒。諡曰剛果。	拜音圖。巴雅喇第二子。順治二年，封一等鎮國將軍。四年，晉鎮國公。五年，晉貝子。六年，晉貝勒。九年，以罪削爵，黜宗室。嘉慶四年，復入宗室。

First generation	Second generation	Third generation	Fourth generation	Fifth generation	Sixth generation	Seventh generation	Eighth generation	Ninth generation	Tenth generation	Eleventh generation	Twelfth generation	Thirteenth generation
Nurhaci, who is the Taizu, first son of Xianzu.	The remainder is omitted here; see Imperial Princes Genealogical Table 2.
Murahaci, second son of Xianzu. Initially enfeoffed as Sincere and Resolute Beile, he died in the fifth year of Tianming. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of the Second Rank and given the posthumous title Yong Zhuang.	Da'ercha, second son of Murahaci. He died in the ninth year of Tianming. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was posthumously enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State and given the posthumous title Gang Yi.	Muqing, fourth son of Da'ercha. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to third-class Assistant General in the sixth year and to third-class Defender General in the eighth, and soon thereafter to Duke Who Supports the State. He died in the twelfth year of Kangxi and was given the posthumous title □Hou.	Lesaili, fourth son of Muqing. In the eighth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and, in the thirty-sixth year, was advanced to second class for military merit at Zhaomodo on the Western Route.	Dali'hu, sixth son of Lesaili. In the forty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and was removed from rank in the eighth year of Yongzheng.	Bayanbu, first son of Dali'hu. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the eleventh year of Qianlong.	Haicun, second son of Bayanbu. In the eleventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-fourth year.	Yongdeng'e, first son of Haicun. In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fiftieth year.	Guoxiang, first son of Yongdeng'e. In the fiftieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the seventeenth year of Daoguang.	Runshou, adopted heir of Guoxiang. In the eighteenth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-eighth year.
									Lianhua, adopted heir of Guoxiang. In the twenty-eighth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eleventh year of Guangxu.	Zhala'nga, adopted heir of Lianhua. In the sixteenth year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
				Dali'bo, seventh son of Lesaili. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the third year of Yongzheng.	Haicheng, second son of Dali'bo. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank, resigned on account of illness in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong, and died in the fifty-fourth year.	Teheng'e, sixth son of Haicheng. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-seventh year.
						Guidahang'a, seventh son of Haicheng. In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died shortly thereafter.
				Helebu, ninth son of Lesaili. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the eighteenth year of Qianlong.	Baqina, second son of Helebu. In the eighteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-fourth year.	Tianshibao, first son of Baqina. In the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-first year.	Changyong, second son of Tianshibao. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the third year of Jiaqing, and left no heir.
				Dali'zhu, tenth son of Lesaili. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the sixth year of Qianlong.	Chengdai, first son of Dali'zhu. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-second year of Qianlong.	Qingdai, second son of Chengdai. In the twenty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-second year.
						Kalechong'a, fourth son of Chengdai. In the fifty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the sixth year of Jiaqing.
						Boqitun, sixth son of Chengdai. In the seventh year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the thirteenth year.	Anping'a, second son of Boqitun. In the fourteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the first year of Daoguang.
							Hage, fourth son of Boqitun. In the second year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifteenth year of Guangxu.
				Changshan, eleventh son of Lesaili. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the fourth year of Qianlong.	Bashiliu, third son of Changshan. In the fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the forty-third year.	Xiancong, third son of Bashiliu. In the forty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fourth year of Jiaqing.	Songgui, third son of Xiancong. In the fifth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twenty-second year of Daoguang, and left no heir.
			Desaili, eighth son of Muqing. In the twelfth year of Kangxi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the twenty-fifth year.	Chongyanghe, first son of Desaili. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the first year of Qianlong.	Bayande, first son of Chongyanghe. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the fourth year of Qianlong.	Shanzhi, second son of Bayande. In the fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fiftieth year.	Seketuken, son of Shanzhi.	Guozhu, son of Seketuken. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the second year of Jiaqing, and left no heir.
	Wudahai, fourth son of Murahaci. In the fourth year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, advanced to second class in the second year of Shunzhi, to third-class Defender General in the fourth year, and to beizi in the fifth. He died in the twelfth year and was given the posthumous title Xiang Min.	Tuoketuohui, sixth son of Wudahai. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, advanced to Duke Who Guards the State in the eighth year, died in the twelfth year of Kangxi, and was given the posthumous title Chun He.	Dang'alai, third son of Tuoketuohui. In the eighth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, resigned on account of illness in the twenty-seventh year, and left no heir.
			Zhuosui, seventh son of Tuoketuohui. In the twelfth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the forty-ninth year.	Zhuoshan, fourth son of Zhuosui. In the forty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and was removed from rank on account of illness in the twelfth year of Yongzheng.	Baoyue, fourth son of Zhuoshan. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-first year of Qianlong, but succession was not permitted.
			Yangfu, eighth son of Tuoketuohui. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, inherited the one-eighth-rank Defender Duke of the State in the fifty-fourth year, died shortly thereafter, and was given the posthumous title Xiang Yi.	Sanguanbao, fourth son of Yangfu. In the fifty-second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State, inherited the one-eighth-rank Defender Duke of the State in the fifty-fifth year, and died in the sixty-first year.
				Song'ali, eighth son of Yangfu. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the nineteenth year of Qianlong.	Su'erdeng'e, second son of Song'ali. In the ninth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Assistant General and died in the twenty-first year.	Aixinde, second son of Su'erdeng'e. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, died in the twenty-third year, and left no heir.
				Ga'erma, eleventh son of Yangfu. In the second year of Yongzheng he inherited the Defender General rank and died in the third year.	De'erdeng'e, son of Ga'erma. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Assistant General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fortieth year of Qianlong.
				Fu'ersong'a, sixteenth son of Yangfu. In the seventh year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-eighth year.	Kuiwen, third son of Fu'ersong'a. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a first-class General Who Assists the State and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirty-second year.
					Zongtai, fourth son of Fu'ersong'a. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the thirty-fifth year.	Yiheli, first son of Zongtai. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twenty-fourth year of Jiaqing, and left no heir.
					Yingshan, fifth son of Fu'ersong'a. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the third year of Jiaqing.	Yichang'a, first son of Yingshan. In the sixtieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the second year of Xianfeng.	Xihu, first son of Yichang'a. In the third year of Xianfeng he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the second year of Tongzhi.
				Manggulai, seventeenth son of Yangfu. In the fortieth year of Qianlong he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the fiftieth year.	Lailing, sixth son of Manggulai. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the eleventh year of Jiaqing.	Xinrui, son of Laiyi, Lailing's younger brother of the same mother. In the eleventh year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the fifteenth year.
						Gongyao, Lailing's first cousin once removed. In the twenty-second year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the sixteenth year of Daoguang.	Fufen, adopted heir of Gongyao. In the sixteenth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the first year of Xianfeng.	Ruihe, first son of Fufen. In the first year of Xianfeng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the third year of Guangxu.	Yanqing, second son of Ruihe. In the fourth year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
			Bainuji, ninth son of Tuoketuohui. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the second year of Yongzheng.	Galin, eighth son of Bainuji. In the second year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the third year of Qianlong.	Alang'a, adopted heir of Galin. In the third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-third year.	Heqikuangwu, first son of Alang'a. In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the second year of Daoguang.	Yilibu, second son of Heqikuangwu. In the fourth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the twenty-second year.	Chongling, first son of Yilibu. In the twenty-second year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-ninth year.	Shengkuan, first son of Chongling. In the second year of Xianfeng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifteenth year of Guangxu.	Binxuan, second son of Shengkuan. In the thirty-third year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
	Handai, fifth son of Murahaci. In the first year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General, advanced to Duke Who Supports the State in the fourth year and to Duke Who Guards the State in the eighth, stripped of rank for a crime in the eleventh year, granted Defender General rank in the twelfth, and stripped of rank again on account of a crime in the thirteenth year.	Hailan, first son of Handai. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to third-class Assistant General in the sixth year and to Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth. He died in the twelfth year and was given the posthumous title □Hou.	Ha'ersa, first son of Hailan. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the nineteenth year of Kangxi.	Zhantai, second son of Ha'ersa. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the twelfth year of Qianlong.	Dekejing'e, ninth son of Zhantai. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-third year of Qianlong.	Dongke'nuo, son of Dekejing'e.	Mingjun, son of Dongke'nuo. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the seventh year of Jiaqing.	Duanming, second son of Mingjun. In the seventh year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the first year of Xianfeng, and left no heir.
				Xibusilun, second son of Handai. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, advanced to Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth year, died shortly thereafter, and was given the posthumous title Dao Min.	Su'erdeyi, adopted heir of Xibusilun. In the thirteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the seventeenth year of Kangxi.	Nasutu, fourth son of Su'erdeyi. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-fourth year.	Kangwuli, first son of Nasutu. In the thirty-fifth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the second year of Yongzheng, and left no heir.
						Nalatai, sixth son of Su'erdeyi. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the nineteenth year, and left no heir.
		Songbutu, third son of Handai. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Duke Who Supports the State, advanced to Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth year, died shortly thereafter, and was given the posthumous title Huai En.	Xilihun, first son of Songbutu. In the ninth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to third-class General Who Assists the State in the ninth year of Kangxi, and resigned on account of illness in the thirty-seventh year.	Tianxiang, second son of Xilihun. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the fifty-eighth year.	Xiaoge, fifth son of Tianxiang. In the fifty-eighth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the ninth year of Qianlong.	Qingshan, first son of Xiaoge. In the eleventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the forty-third year.	Xianling, first son of Qingshan. In the forty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-first year of Jiaqing.	Menglin, first son of Xianling. In the twenty-first year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the tenth year of Daoguang.
			Wulihun, second son of Songbutu. In the second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, died in the twelfth year, and left no heir.
	Tahai, seventh son of Murahaci. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth year, and died in the fourth year of Kangxi.	Taimubulu, second son of Tahai. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi.	Manzhuxili, second son of Taimubulu. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the eighth year of Qianlong.	Shanhai, third son of Manzhuxili. In the third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-eighth year.	Samuda, first son of Shanhai. In the twenty-second year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the twenty-eighth year.	Susong'e, first son of Samuda. In the twenty-eighth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eleventh year of Daoguang.	Mo'ergeng'e, son of Susong'e.	Chongfeng, son of Mo'ergeng'e. In the twelfth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifth year of Xianfeng.
			Saierhe, fourth son of Taimubulu. In the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the twelfth year of Qianlong.	Eloshun, fourth son of Saierhe. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-third year of Qianlong.	Deyintai, second son of Eloshun. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-eighth year.	Baoxing, first son of Deyintai. In the fifty-eighth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifty-ninth year, and left no heir.
		Dengle, fourth son of Tahai. In the fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the fortieth year.	E'erhebu, first son of Dengle. In the twenty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, died in the fifty-second year, and left no heir.
			Mayong, second son of Dengle. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the twelfth year of Yongzheng.	Changshanbao, fifth son of Mayong. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong.	Chengshi, first son of Changshanbao. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned in the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing.	Fusheng, son of Chengshi.	Bangying, son of Fusheng. In the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-fourth year of Daoguang; the succession quota had been exhausted, and the title was not continued.
			Ne'erteyi, fifth son of Dengle. In the thirty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the fifty-sixth year, and left no heir.
	Hushita, ninth son of Murahaci. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth year, and died in the second year of Kangxi.	Hushibu, first son of Hushita. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, advanced to third-class Defender General in the eighth year, and died in the ninth year of Kangxi.	Manda, second son of Hushibu. In the ninth year of Kangxi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the forty-sixth year.	Bashisan, fourth son of Manda. In the forty-sixth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Yongzheng.
		Suhe, second son of Hushita. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General, died in the twelfth year, was given the posthumous title Huai Si, and left no heir.
		Yishang'a, fourth son of Hushita. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the eighth year of Kangxi.	Xibu, second son of Yishang'a. In the ninth year of Kangxi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and retired in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng.	Xitong'e, tenth son of Xibu. In the first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the tenth year, and left no heir.
				Qingtai'a, twelfth son of Xibu. In the eleventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirty-seventh year.	Dinglu, great-grandson of Yishang'a and son of Tongtai. In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong he inherited Qingtai'a's Garrison General rank and died in the forty-first year.	Yangqing, fourth son of Dinglu. In the forty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-seventh year.	Xuwen, second son of Yangqing. In the fifty-seventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the seventeenth year of Daoguang.	Chengjing, son of Xuwen. In the seventeenth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-first year of Guangxu.	Yuxun, son of Chengjing.	Enming, son of Yuxun. In the twenty-second year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-first year.	Chongjun, first son of Enming. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
	Lashita, tenth son of Murahaci. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and as Duke Who Supports the State in the eighth year. He died in the seventeenth year and was given the posthumous title Ke Xi.	Lakeda, first son of Lashita. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the thirty-second year of Kangxi.	Jingde, first son of Lakeda. In the eleventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Garrison General and died in the forty-seventh year.	Banjintai, second son of Jingde. In the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the seventh year of Yongzheng.	Zengcheng, second son of Banjintai. In the seventh year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong.	Deliang'a, second son of Zengcheng. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the fifty-fourth year.	Lianlu, first son of Deliang'a. In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the second year of Daoguang.	Sehehong'e, second son of Lianlu. In the second year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirteenth year of Tongzhi.	Yingshan, third son of Sehehong'e. In the ninth year of Tongzhi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirtieth year of Guangxu.	Guifang, first son of Yingshan. In the thirtieth year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
			Yongzhan, second son of Lakeda. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the thirty-third year.	Linkang, third son of Yongzhan. In the thirty-third year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong.	Wuxing, first son of Linkang. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the twentieth year of Qianlong.	Guo'erming'a, second son of Wuxing. In the twentieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the thirty-fourth year.	Luhabuli, first son of Guo'erming'a. In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the forty-fourth year.	Sebing'e, first son of Luhabuli. In the forty-fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-first year of Jiaqing.	Jingnian, second son of Sebing'e. In the twenty-second year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifth year of Tongzhi.	Ming'en, fourth son of Jingnian.	Chunxu, son of Ming'en. In the twelfth year of Tongzhi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-sixth year of Guangxu.	Longyu, first son of Chunxu. In the thirty-third year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
				Lin'an, sixth son of Yongzhan. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the eleventh year of Qianlong.	Shuo'an, first son of Lin'an. In the twelfth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-fifth year.	Luzeng, first son of Shuo'an. In the twenty-fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eighth year of Jiaqing.	Liancong, first son of Luzeng. In the eighth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the first year of Daoguang.	Chengfu, second son of Liancong. In the first year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the seventeenth year.
Surhuaci, third son of Xianzu. Initially enfeoffed as Beile, he was granted the title Dalan Batulu for military merit. He died in the xinhai year. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was posthumously granted the title of Prince and given the posthumous title Zhuang.	Amin, second son of Surhuaci. In the first year of Tianming he was enfeoffed as Hošoi Beile and was stripped of noble rank on account of a crime in the fourth year of Tiancong.	Hongketai, first son of Amin.	Saike'tu, first son of Hongketai. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the eleventh year, was given the posthumous title Huai Yi, and left no heir.
			Sailebo, second son of Hongketai. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the eleventh year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Yi.	Shute, first son of Sailebo. In the twelfth year of Shunzhi he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, died in the eighteenth year, and left no heir.
			Du'erbo, third son of Hongketai. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the fifteenth year, was given the posthumous title □Hou, and left no heir.
		Gu'ermahun, third son of Amin. In the fourth year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State but was soon stripped of rank because his father was convicted. In the fifth year of Shunzhi he was re-enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, advanced to beizi in the sixth year, died in the twentieth year of Kangxi, and was given the posthumous title Wen Jian.	Ma'ertu, first son of Gu'ermahun. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, died in the fifteenth year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Si.	Suofei, first son of Ma'ertu. In the second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and, in the thirty-sixth year, was advanced to second class for military merit at Zhaomodo on the Western Route. He died in the thirty-seventh year.	Entehe'mo, fourth son of Suofei. In the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fourth year of Yongzheng.	Seke, fifth son of Entehe'mo. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong.	Demao, first son of Seke. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the forty-ninth year, and left no heir.
					Fuqing, fifth son of Suofei. In the forty-second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng.	Fukang, second son of Fuqing. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the eighth year of Qianlong, and left no heir.
					Shouhai, seventh son of Suofei. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the eighth year of Qianlong.	Shoude, first son of Shouhai. In the third year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the eighth year, and left no heir.
						Duoling'a, third son of Shouhai. In the eighth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the first year of Jiaqing.	Delibenge'e, first son of Duoling'a. In the first year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the sixteenth year; the succession turns were exhausted and no one inherited.
				E'fei, son of Ma'ertu. In the sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and, in the forty-sixth year, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title of his younger male cousin Qi'keta'er. He died in the fifty-fourth year.	E'qi, fifth son of E'fei. In the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the forty-eighth year. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, was advanced to Duke Who Guards the State in the fifth year, and was again stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the sixth year.
			Seng'e, second son of Gu'ermahun. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, died in the fifteenth year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Min.	E'ng'e, first son of Seng'e. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fourth year of Kangxi, and left no heir.
			Masan, third son of Gu'ermahun. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, died in the fourteenth year, was given the posthumous title Huai Yi, and left no heir.
			Wasan, fourth son of Gu'ermahun. In the fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the twentieth year, died in the twenty-fourth year, and was given the posthumous title Xiang Min.	Qi'ketaha, second son of Wasan. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the forty-sixth year.
				Iketaha, third son of Wasan. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General and died in the twelfth year of Yongzheng.	Shuanglin, fourth son of Iketaha. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Assistant General rank and died in the fifteenth year of Qianlong.	Hengxing, first son of Shuanglin. In the sixteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, died in the forty-fourth year, and left no heir.
					Baolin, fifth son of Iketaha. In the third year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the seventeenth year.	Hezhong'e, first son of Baolin. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-third year.	Ka'erchongyi, first son of Hezhong'e. In the fiftieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the twenty-second year of Daoguang.	Kuilang, first son of Ka'erchongyi. In the twentieth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the first year of Tongzhi.
					Pinglin, sixth son of Iketaha. In the third year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the twenty-second year.	Guoming'e, first son of Pinglin. In the twenty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the ninth year of Jiaqing.	Jingfeng, first son of Guoming'e. In the ninth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twelfth year of Daoguang.	Yingxiu, first son of Jingfeng. In the twelfth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the first year of Tongzhi.
					Hanglin, tenth son of Iketaha. In the eleventh year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State, died in the twelfth year, and left no heir.
			Zhasan, fifth son of Gu'ermahun. In the fourteenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the thirty-third year, was given the posthumous title Min Ke, and left no heir.
			Sasan, seventh son of Gu'ermahun. In the twenty-first year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fifty-fourth year.
		Gong'a, fourth son of Amin. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State and died shortly thereafter.	Fase, son of Gong'a. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the forty-ninth year of Kangxi.	Ayu'er, second son of Fase. In the twentieth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, changed in the forty-ninth year to inherit a third-class General Who Assists the State rank, and died in the fifty-eighth year.	Desaile, son of Ayu'er.	Suhe'ne, son of Desaile. In the fifty-eighth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the second year of Yongzheng, and left no heir.
				E'yue, third son of Fase. In the twenty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the second year of Qianlong.	Duofu, first son of E'yue. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fifty-fifth year, inherited the Garrison General rank again in the second year of Qianlong, died in the eleventh year, and left no heir.
				Ahani, fourth son of Fase. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a second-class General Who Assists the State and died in the second year of Yongzheng.	Wushijiu, third son of Ahani. In the third year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-third year of Qianlong.	Helongwu, fourth son of Wushijiu. In the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifty-seventh year, and left no heir.
				Antu, tenth son of Fase. In the forty-second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the fourth year of Yongzheng.	A'erjin, first son of Antu. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the seventeenth year of Qianlong.	Henglin, first son of A'erjin. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fiftieth year.	Rongshan, fourth son of Henglin. In the fifty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-third year of Jiaqing.
		Guogai, fifth son of Amin. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General, advanced to Duke Who Guards the State in the eighth year, died in the seventeenth year, and was given the posthumous title Duan Chun.	Saihude, third son of Guogai. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi.	Saiheli, first son of Saihude. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the sixth year of Yongzheng.	Xicheng, eighth son of Saiheli. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the eighteenth year of Qianlong.	Chenghan, first son of Xicheng. In the eighteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the forty-first year.	Mingkai, first son of Chenghan. In the forty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifty-second year, and left no heir.
				Ya'nai, third son of Saihude. In the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, resigned on account of illness in the thirty-seventh year, and left no heir.
		Guolai, sixth son of Amin. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General, advanced to Duke Who Guards the State in the eighth year, and died in the tenth month.	Wengwu, first son of Guolai. In the ninth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, died in the fourteenth year, was given the posthumous title Huai Si, and left no heir.
			Sakexin, adopted heir of Guolai. In the eleventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and resigned on account of illness in the twelfth year of Yongzheng.	Hanzhang'a, ninth son of Sakexin. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-ninth year of Qianlong.	Xiangyan, first son of Hanzhang'a. In the twenty-ninth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the first year of Jiaqing.	Lianying, first son of Xiangyan. In the fifty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the seventeenth year of Jiaqing.
	Zhasaketu, third son of Surhuaci.	Zhake'na, second son of Zhasaketu. In the fourth year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State but was soon demoted to Duke Who Supports the State on account of misconduct. In the seventh year he was expelled from the imperial clan on account of a crime. In the second year of Shunzhi he was readmitted to the imperial clan and enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, advanced to beizi in the sixth year, stripped of rank on account of a crime in the ninth year, granted Duke Who Supports the State rank on account of military merit in the fourteenth year, and died on campaign in the sixteenth year.	Ma'kana, fifth son of Zhake'na. In the fourth year of Kangxi he inherited third-class Defender General rank, was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the forty-third year, and died in the fifty-seventh year.	Maji, son of Ma'kana.	Mashang'a, son of Maji. In the eleventh year of Yongzheng he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and died in the fourteenth year of Qianlong.	Yinglu, second son of Mashang'a. In the fourteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fortieth year. His son Fuheng'e succeeded at the reduced rank of Cloud Cavalry Captain.
	Tulun, fourth son of Surhuaci. He died in the jiayin year, was posthumously enfeoffed as Beile of the First Rank, and was given the posthumous title Ke Xi.	Tunqika, first son of Tulun. In the fourth year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State and as beizi in the first year of Shunzhi. In the fifth year he was demoted to Duke Who Guards the State on account of misconduct, re-enfeoffed as beizi in the sixth year, and stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourteenth year, with no inheritance.	Wenqiha, first son of Tunqika. In the ninth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, died in the fifteenth year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Si.	Man'du, first son of Wenqiha. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, died in the seventeenth year, was given the posthumous title Huai Si, and left no heir.
		Tunqi, second son of Tulun. In the fourth year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, advanced to beizi in the first year of Shunzhi and to beile in the sixth, stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the ninth year, granted Duke Who Guards the State rank in the twelfth year and soon enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, and died in the second year of Kangxi.	Wenqi, first son of Tunqi. In the sixth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as beizi, demoted to Duke Who Supports the State in the sixteenth year of Kangxi, and stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the eighteenth year.	E'ertu, second son of Wenqi. In the seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State and died in the fifty-seventh year.	Aiyintu, first son of E'ertu. In the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the forty-sixth year, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the fifty-eighth year, died in the sixth year of Qianlong, and was given the posthumous title Dun Qin.	Jicun, seventh son of Aiyintu. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the seventh year of Qianlong, died in the twelfth year, and was given the posthumous title Qin Xi.	Tetong'e, first son of Jicun. In the twelfth year of Qianlong he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the thirty-fourth year.	Yingsheng'e, first son of Tetong'e. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, was reduced to one-eighth-rank Assistant Duke of the State in the forty-ninth year, died in the fifty-seventh year, and left no heir.
							Daming'a, third son of Jicun. In the thirtieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, resigned on account of illness in the fiftieth year, and died in the fifty-fifth year.	Yingzhang'a, first son of Daming'a. In the fiftieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifteenth year of Jiaqing.	Yinglong, first son of Yingzhang'a. In the sixteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and retired in the eighth year of Xianfeng.	Chongfang, first son of Yinglong. In the tenth year of Xianfeng he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Tongzhi.
					Saiyintu, second son of E'ertu. In the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the fiftieth year.	Donghai, first son of Saiyintu. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and died in the ninth year of Qianlong.	Yangsen, seventh son of Donghai. In the ninth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and retired in the eleventh year of Jiaqing.	Tingbo, first son of Yangsen. In the eleventh year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-first year.	Guidang'a, first son of Tingbo. In the twenty-second year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twenty-second year of Daoguang, and left no heir.
					Neyintu, third son of E'ertu. In the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Assistant General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fifty-fifth year.
	Saisangwu, fifth son of Surhuaci. He died in the tenth year of Tianming, was posthumously enfeoffed as Beile of the First Rank, and was given the posthumous title He Hui.	Luotuo, son of Saisangwu. In the first year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as beizi but was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the seventh year. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General, advanced to first class in the sixteenth year, and died in the fourth year of Kangxi.	Papa, first son of Luotuo. In the ninth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the fifteenth year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Min.	Yangdai, son of Papa. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the fifteenth year of Kangxi.	Weifan, son of Yangdai. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the forty-third year.
			Bakujun, second son of Luotuo. In the ninth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the fifteenth year, and was given the posthumous title Huai Si.	Bo'ertu, second son of Bakujun. In the fifteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank, died in the sixteenth year of Kangxi, and left no heir.
			Fudali, seventh son of Luotuo. In the fourth year of Kangxi he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, was advanced to Assistant General in the eighth year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-fifth year.
	Jirhalang, sixth son of Surhuaci. Initially enfeoffed as beile, he was promoted to Prince Zheng for military merit in the first year of Chongde and given the additional title Uncle Prince Regent of Faith and Righteousness in the first year of Shunzhi. In the fifth year he was demoted to prince of the second rank on account of misconduct but was soon restored to princely rank. In the ninth year he was given the additional title Uncle Prince Zheng. He died in the twelfth year and was given the posthumous title Xian. In the forty-third year of Qianlong he was granted joint enshrinement in the Imperial Ancestral Temple for extraordinary service in aiding the founding.	Fu'erdun, first son of Jirhalang. Enfeoffed as heir apparent, he died in the eighth year of Shunzhi and was given the posthumous title □Hou.
		Jidu, second son of Jirhalang. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Commandery Prince Jian and soon thereafter as heir apparent. In the fourteenth year he inherited the Prince of the First Rank title, still styled Prince Jian, died in the seventeenth year, and was given the posthumous title Chun.	Meimei, first son of Jidu. In the fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-second year.	Baisai, first son of Meimei. In the twenty-first year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the thirty-second year.	Mafuta, first son of Baisai. In the thirty-third year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifty-fourth year, and left no heir.
			Labu, second son of Jidu. In the seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and inherited the Prince Jian title in the ninth year. He died in the twentieth year, and in the twenty-second year his princely rank was posthumously stripped on account of misconduct.
			Desai, third son of Jidu. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Prince Jian title, died in the ninth year of Kangxi, was given the posthumous title Hui, and left no heir.
			Yabu, fifth son of Jidu. In the eleventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Prince Jian title in the twenty-second year, died in the fortieth year, and was given the posthumous title Xiu.	Ya'erjiang'a, first son of Yabu. In the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as heir apparent, inherited the Prince Jian title in the forty-first year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Yongzheng.	Yongqian, third son of Ya'erjiang'a. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year.
					Yonghuan, fifth son of Ya'erjiang'a. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a first-class Defender General and died in the sixth year of Qianlong.	Yiqi, second son of Yonghuan. In the tenth year of Qianlong he inherited the first-class Assistant General rank and died in the eighteenth year.	Linhui, first son of Yiqi. In the nineteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and died in the forty-fourth year.	Jinfu, first son of Linhui. In the forty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the seventeenth year of Jiaqing.
							Lianhui, second son of Yiqi. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the thirty-sixth year, and left no heir.
					Yong□, sixth son of Ya'erjiang'a. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the twelfth year of Qianlong.	Yichang, fourth son of Yong□. In the twelfth year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and died in the second year of Jiaqing.	Neyile, first son of Yichang. In the forty-second year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the seventh year of Jiaqing.	Duololuan, first son of Neyile. In the seventh year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirteenth year of Daoguang.	Ruiqing, first son of Duololuan. In the thirteenth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twenty-eighth year, and left no heir.
							Neyige, third son of Yichang. In the fifty-fifth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirteenth year of Jiaqing.	Fulukan, first son of Neyige. In the thirteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-third year of Daoguang.	Guilin, first son of Fulukan. In the twenty-third year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the first year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
				Azhalan, third son of Yabu. In the forty-first year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and resigned on account of illness in the forty-sixth year.
				Shige, fifth son of Yabu. In the forty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, died in the fifty-fourth year, and left no heir.
				Jingshun, sixth son of Yabu. In the forty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, demoted one rank to Defender General on account of misconduct in the fifty-fifth year, and died in the ninth year of Qianlong.	Changxing, second son of Jingshun. In the ninth year of Qianlong he inherited the first-class Assistant General rank and died in the twenty-third year.	Shuxian, third son of Changxing. In the twenty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the thirtieth year.	Zhonghou, first son of Shuxian. In the thirtieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-third year.	Jiarui, first son of Zhonghou. In the sixtieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and resigned on account of illness in the twenty-second year of Jiaqing.	Jixin, third son of Jiarui. In the twelfth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the second year of Tongzhi.
				Balu, seventh son of Yabu. In the forty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the forty-eighth year.	Naishou, first son of Balu. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi he inherited the third-class General Who Assists the State rank, died in the fifty-fifth year, and left no heir.
				Lisheng'e, eighth son of Yabu. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the fifty-first year.	Deluntai, son of Lisheng'e. In the fifty-first year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the sixth year of Yongzheng, and left no heir.
				Yangsang'a, ninth son of Yabu. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, demoted one rank to Defender General on account of misconduct in the fifty-fifth year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Qianlong.
				Wuge, ninth son of Yabu. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the ninth year of Yongzheng.	Monibao, fourth son of Wuge. In the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eighteenth year of Qianlong.	Shuerjin, first son of Monibao. In the eighteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-seventh year.	Liangui, first son of Shuerjin. In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fourth year of Daoguang.	Xiangrui, second son of Liangui. In the fifth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifth year of Xianfeng, and left no heir.
				Zhongbao, eleventh son of Yabu. In the fifty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the nineteenth year of Qianlong, and left no heir.
				Jingyan, thirteenth son of Yabu. In the fifty-third year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a first-class Defender General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Yongzheng.
				Shenbaozhu, fourteenth son of Yabu. In the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a first-class Defender General, inherited the Prince Jian title in the fourth year of Yongzheng, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirteenth year of Qianlong.
		Ledu, third son of Jirhalang. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Commandery Prince Min, died in the twelfth year, was given the posthumous title Jian, and left no heir.
		Ba'erkan, fourth son of Jirhalang. In the twelfth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, demoted to second-class General Who Assists the State on account of misconduct in the seventh year of Kangxi, re-enfeoffed as third-class Assistant General in the eighth year, and stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the sixteenth year. He died in the nineteenth year, was posthumously enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General in the forty-ninth year and as Assistant General outside the eight privileges in the first year of Yongzheng, and was given the posthumous title Wuxiang. The reverse of his tomb stele bears the title Prince Jian, posthumously granted in the seventeenth year of Qianlong.	Basai, first son of Ba'erkan. In the twenty-first year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges in the first year of Yongzheng, and died in battle in the ninth year, receiving the posthumous title Xiangmin. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Jian.	Qitong'a, first son of Basai. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges in the ninth year, and in the seventeenth year of Qianlong inherited the Prince Jian title from Depè. He died in the twenty-eighth year and was given the posthumous title Qin.	Fengnaheng, first son of Qitong'a. In the eighth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Prince Jian title in the twenty-eighth year, died in the fortieth year, and was given the posthumous title Ke.	Jilamin, first son of Fengnaheng. In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a second-class Garrison General and resigned on account of illness in the forty-second year.	Fuzhuling'a, fifth son of Jilamin. In the forty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twelfth year of Jiaqing.	Subolin, first son of Fuzhulin'a. In the twelfth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang.	Changji, first son of Subolin. In the twenty-eighth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the eighth year of Xianfeng.
						Jinaha, second son of Fengnaheng. In the forty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Prince Jian title; in the forty-third year, because of Jirhalang's splendid achievements, the title Prince Zheng was restored. He died in the nineteenth year of Jiaqing and was given the posthumous title Gong.	Wu'ergong'a, first son of Jinaha. In the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong he inherited the Prince Zheng title, died in the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang, and was given the posthumous title Shen.	Suhe, second son of Wu'ergong'a. In the sixth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the twelfth year, and left no heir.
								Duanhua, third son of Wu'ergong'a. In the sixth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and inherited the Prince Zheng title in the twenty-sixth year. In the eleventh year of Xianfeng he was stripped of rank for a crime, ordered to commit suicide, and his hereditary rank was reduced to Assistant General outside the eight privileges.
								Enhua, fifth son of Wu'ergong'a. In the thirteenth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Assistant General, was stripped of rank for a crime in the third year of Xianfeng, and died in the fourth year.	Shoushan, first son of Enhua. In the thirtieth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the twelfth year of Tongzhi.	Zenghui, first son of Shoushan. In the seventh year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the seventeenth year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
										Zengjie, second son of Shoushan. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-first year of Guangxu.	Genglin, first son of Zengjie. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
									Jiashan, second son of Enhua. In the thirtieth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twentieth year of Guangxu.	Zenghui, first son of Jiashan. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-first year of Guangxu.	Xulin, first son of Zenghui. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu he inherited the Garrison General rank.
								Sushun, sixth son of Wu'ergong'a. In the sixteenth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and was stripped of office and executed on account of a crime in the eleventh year of Xianfeng.
								Huilue, seventh son of Wu'ergong'a. In the eighteenth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the seventh year of Tongzhi.	Baoshan, second son of Huilue. In the seventh year of Tongzhi he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, died in the twenty-third year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
								Kuanlue, eighth son of Wu'ergong'a. In the twenty-fourth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, died in the third year of Tongzhi, and left no heir.
							Airen, second son of Jiha'na. In the seventh year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the seventh year of Daoguang.	Ruizhi, first son of Airen. In the fourth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a second-class General Who Assists the State and died in the twenty-fifth year.	Jianggu, son of Ruizhi. In the twenty-fifth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fourth year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
								Enzhi, second son of Airen. In the sixth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the seventh year of Xianfeng.	Xialing, first son of Enzhi. In the thirtieth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the thirteenth year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
									Xiachang, second son of Enzhi. In the thirtieth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in battle in the eleventh year of Xianfeng, and left no heir.
									Xiakang, third son of Enzhi. In the first year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the twelfth year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
									Xiaheng, fourth son of Enzhi. In the third year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the sixteenth year of Guangxu, and left no heir.
								Lianzhi, third son of Airen. In the twelfth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State and died in the fifth year of Tongzhi.	Qizheng, first son of Lianzhi. In the third year of Tongzhi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the third year of Xuantong.
								Qingzhi, fourth son of Airen. In the tenth year of Tongzhi he inherited the Prince Zheng title, died in the fourth year of Guangxu, and was given the posthumous title Shun.	Kaitai, second son of Qingzhi. In the fourth year of Guangxu he inherited the Prince Zheng title, died in the twenty-sixth year, and was given the posthumous title Ke.	Zhaoxu, son of Kaitai. In the twenty-eighth year of Guangxu he inherited the Prince Zheng title.
									Letai, third son of Qingzhi. In the twenty-third year of Guangxu he was enfeoffed as Defender General.
						Yikeng'e, third son of Fengnaheng. In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General and was removed from rank in the sixteenth year of Jiaqing.
						Yekeng'e, fourth son of Fengnaheng. In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a first-class General Who Assists the State and died in the seventeenth year of Jiaqing.	Xingzeng'e, first son of Yekeng'e. In the seventeenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twenty-third year, and left no heir.
							Xinglin, second son of Yekeng'e. In the seventeenth year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the nineteenth year of Daoguang.	Yingkui, first son of Xinglin. In the twentieth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the second year of Tongzhi, and left no heir.
						Yimiyang'a, seventh son of Fengnaheng. In the sixty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the twenty-third year of Jiaqing.	Songde, second son of Yimiyang'a. In the twenty-fourth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the second year of Daoguang.
					Jingnaheng, fourth son of Qitong'a. In the thirtieth year of Qianlong he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges, died in the fortieth year, and was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Zheng in the third year of Tongzhi.	Jilakan, first son of Jingnaheng. In the forty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twelfth year of Jiaqing.
						Jizhong'e, second son of Jingnaheng. In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a first-class General Who Assists the State and died in the sixtieth year.	Elechong'e, son of Jizhong'e. In the first year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifteenth year.	Xianlin, first son of Elechong'e. In the sixteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the ninth year of Daoguang, and left no heir.
						Yifeng'e, fifth son of Jingnaheng. In the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a second-class General Who Assists the State, inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges in the twelfth year of Jiaqing, died in the first year of Daoguang, and was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Zheng in the third year of Tongzhi.	Xilang'a. In the first year of Daoguang he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges, died in the twenty-eighth year, and was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Zheng in the third year of Tongzhi.	Chengzhi, third son of Xilang'a. In the twenty-ninth year of Daoguang he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges and inherited the Prince Zheng title in the third year of Tongzhi, but was stripped of rank for a crime in the tenth year.	Yueling, eighth-generation descendant of Jirhalang and son of Baoyi. In the first year of Tongzhi he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges; in the third year, because Chengzhi inherited the Prince Zheng title, he changed to inherit Chengzhi's Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges. He died in the fifth year.
									Chongji, fifth-generation descendant of Qitong'a and son of Subotong'e. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi he inherited Yueling's Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges and died in the first year of Guangxu.	Liankuan, adopted heir of Chongji. In the first year of Guangxu he inherited the Assistant General rank outside the eight privileges.
			A'ersu, fourth son of Ba'erkan. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as General Who Assists the State and died in the eleventh year of Yongzheng.	Deyou, ninth son of A'ersu. In the eleventh year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifteenth year of Qianlong.	Lingtong, first son of Deyou. In the fifteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the forty-second year.	Hengke, first son of Lingtong. In the forty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the sixteenth year of Jiaqing.	Zhalunbu, first son of Hengke. In the sixteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the ninth year of Tongzhi; the succession quota had been exhausted, and the title was not continued.
		Huilan, fifth son of Jirhalang. In the eleventh year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi.
		Gumei, seventh son of Jirhalang. In the sixteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Assistant General, died in the thirty-second year of Kangxi, and left no heir.
		Wuxi, ninth son of Jirhalang. In the sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and resigned on account of illness in the thirty-seventh year.	Xikete'en, first son of Wuxi. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, died in the forty-first year, and left no heir.
			Xiqin, third son of Wuxi. In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class General Who Assists the State, died in the fifty-seventh year, and left no heir.
	Feiyangwu, eighth son of Surhuaci. In the first year of Chongde he was enfeoffed as beizi, stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year, and soon re-enfeoffed as Assistant General. He died in the eighth year, was posthumously enfeoffed as beile in the tenth year of Shunzhi and given the posthumous title Jingding, and in the fifteenth year of Qianlong was again posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Jian because his great-grandson Depè inherited that title.	Shangshan, second son of Feiyangwu. In the first year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Assistant General and soon advanced to beizi, was enfeoffed as beile in the sixth year, demoted to beizi on account of misconduct in the sixteenth year, and re-enfeoffed as beile in the eleventh year of Kangxi. He died on campaign in the seventeenth year, and in the nineteenth year his rank was posthumously stripped.	Mendu, fourth son of Shangshan. In the seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirty-seventh year, soon re-enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, and stripped of rank on account of a crime in the fourth year of Yongzheng.	Zhundu, third son of Mendu. In the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Defender General and died in the sixth year of Yongzheng.	Duxiang, first son of Zhundu. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and resigned on account of illness in the thirty-first year of Qianlong.	Xiangshun, son of Duxiang.	Dehai, son of Xiangshun. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the fifty-fourth year, and left no heir.
					Duyu, second son of Zhundu. In the third year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and died in the first year of Qianlong.	Yuxi, third son of Duyu. In the first year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank, died in the third year, and left no heir.
				Zhunbao, sixth son of Mendu. In the forty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the second year of Yongzheng.
			Gulugu, fifth son of Shangshan. In the eighth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, advanced to General Who Assists the State in the thirty-sixth year, and died in the fiftieth year.	Shuluhun, first son of Gulugu. In the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the thirty-second year, and left no heir.
				Yandu, third son of Gulugu. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the fifty-sixth year.	Dengzhu, second son of Yandu. In the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the twelfth year of Yongzheng, and left no heir.
				Lushun, fifth son of Gulugu. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the seventeenth year of Qianlong.	Dengbu, first son of Lushun. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twelfth year.
					Dengjiu, seventh son of Lushun. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-eighth year.	Haiying'a, first son of Dengjiu. In the twenty-eighth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the second year of Daoguang, and left no heir.
				Qishiqiu, eleventh son of Gulugu. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the eighth year, and left no heir.
				Lude, twelfth son of Gulugu. In the seventh year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirteenth year of Qianlong.	Detehe, first son of Lude. In the thirteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the forty-sixth year.	Wunexi, first son of Detehe. In the forty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-sixth year.	Hanghui, first son of Wunexi. In the fifty-sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang; the succession turns were exhausted and no one inherited.
			Gendu, sixth son of Shangshan. In the eleventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Defender General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirty-seventh year.	Yushou, fourth son of Gendu. In the fourth year of Yongzheng he inherited Mendu's Duke Who Supports the State title, died in the fifth year of Qianlong, and was given the posthumous title Min Ke.	Songchun, sixth son of Yushou. In the sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, died in the sixtieth year, and was given the posthumous title Qin Xi.	Jingyi, first son of Songchun. In the thirtieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a second-class Assistant General, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the fifty-seventh year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the sixth year of Jiaqing.
						Jinghuan, second son of Songchun. In the sixth year of Jiaqing he was posthumously enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State.	Luyi, son of Jinghuan. In the sixth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the ninth year of Xianfeng.	Enbi, adopted heir of Luyi. In the tenth year of Xianfeng he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Tongzhi.	Rongyi, son of Guixiang, Enbi's younger clansman. In the fourth year of Tongzhi he inherited Enbi's Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the twenty-third year of Guangxu.	Shouquan, first son of Rongyi. In the sixth year of Guangxu he was enfeoffed as a second-class Assistant General and inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the twenty-fourth year.
			Zhongqi, ninth son of Shangshan. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-fourth year.	Youqi, third son of Zhongqi. In the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the tenth year of Yongzheng.	Shouhu, first son of Youqi. In the sixth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirteenth year.
					Shouke, fifth son of Youqi. In the tenth year of Yongzheng he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eleventh year of Qianlong.
					Shouquan, sixth son of Youqi. In the eleventh year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-third year.
					Zhulantai, seventh son of Youqi. In the twenty-third year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the thirty-fourth year.	Lingsong, first son of Zhulantai. In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-first year.	Xingda, first son of Lingsong. In the fifty-first year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the twelfth year of Daoguang.
		Fulata, fourth son of Feiyangwu. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, advanced to beizi in the sixth year, demoted to Duke Who Supports the State on account of misconduct in the sixteenth year, and re-enfeoffed as beizi in the eighteenth year. He died on campaign in the fiftieth year of Kangxi and was given the posthumous title Hui Xian. In the fifteenth year of Qianlong he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Jian because his grandson Depè inherited that title.	Fushan, second son of Fulata. In the sixth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, inherited the beizi title in the seventeenth year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the nineteenth year.	Dezhan, first son of Fushan. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the thirtieth year.
			Fucun, fifth son of Fulata. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Guards the State, inherited the beizi title in the twentieth year, and died in the thirty-ninth year. In the fifteenth year of Qianlong he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince Jian.	Depu, second son of Fucun. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi he inherited the Duke Who Guards the State title and died in the seventh year of Yongzheng.	Henglu, first son of Depu. In the seventh year of Yongzheng he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title, died in the thirtieth year of Qianlong, and was given the posthumous title Gong Ke.	Xingzhao, second son of Henglu. In the thirtieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a second-class Assistant General, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the thirty-seventh year, and was stripped of rank on account of misconduct in the fourth year of Jiaqing.	Chengkuan, first son of Xingzhao. In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a third-class Assistant General, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the fourth year of Jiaqing, and died in the twelfth year.
							Chengxiu, third son of Xingzhao. In the fifty-fifth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a first-class General Who Assists the State, inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title in the twelfth year of Jiaqing, and died in the nineteenth year.	Jikun, first son of Chengxiu. In the nineteenth year of Jiaqing he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the second year of Xianfeng.	Xuming, first son of Jikun. In the second year of Xianfeng he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title and died in the thirteenth year of Tongzhi.	Kuiying, son of Xuzhong and adopted heir of Xuming. In the first year of Guangxu he inherited the Duke Who Supports the State title.
									Xuzhong, second son of Jikun. In the tenth year of Xianfeng he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu.
								Ji□, second son of Chengxiu. In the ninth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as a second-class Assistant General and died in the first year of Xianfeng.
						Xingjun, third son of Henglu. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Assistant General and died in the thirty-eighth year.	Chengying, son of Xingjun. In the fifty-seventh year of Qianlong he inherited the second-class General Who Assists the State rank and died in the twenty-eighth year of Daoguang.	Chunling, first son of Chengying. In the ninth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the eighteenth year, and left no heir.
								Chunzhao, second son of Chengying. In the eighteenth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the third year of Xianfeng, and left no heir.
						Xingrui, fourth son of Henglu. In the fortieth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as a first-class Garrison General and died in the nineteenth year of Jiaqing.	Chengjin, first son of Xingrui. In the fourth year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the nineteenth year, and left no heir.
							Chengzhang, third son of Xingrui. In the fourth year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as Garrison General and died in the second year of Daoguang.	Enlong, fifth son of Chengzhang. In the second year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank, died in the eighth year, and left no heir.
							Chengjun, fourth son of Xingrui. In the tenth year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the sixteenth year, and left no heir.
					Hengzhi, second son of Depu. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as Assistant General and resigned on account of illness in the nineteenth year.	Chengxing, second son of Hengzhi. In the nineteenth year of Qianlong he inherited the General Who Assists the State rank and resigned on account of illness in the forty-third year.	Mujing'a, son of Chengxing. In the forty-sixth year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the fifty-first year.	Akesebuku, first son of Mujing'a. In the fifty-second year of Qianlong he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the twenty-fourth year of Jiaqing.	Wenlin, adopted heir of Akesebuku. In the fifteenth year of Daoguang he inherited the Garrison General rank and died in the eighth year of Tongzhi; the succession turns were exhausted and no one inherited.
				Depè, eighth son of Fucun. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as Defender General, inherited Shenbaozhu's Prince Jian title in the twelfth year of Qianlong, died in the seventeenth year, was given the posthumous title Yi, and left no heir.
				Dequan, ninth son of Fucun. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the fifty-second year, and left no heir.
				Deyan, tenth son of Fucun. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Garrison General, died in the fifty-third year, and left no heir.
		Nusai, sixth son of Feiyangwu. Initially enfeoffed as Duke Who Supports the State, he was advanced to beizi in the sixth year of Shunzhi, died in the seventh year, and was given the posthumous title Dao Ai.	Laduhu, first son of Nusai. In the eighth year of Shunzhi he inherited the Duke Who Guards the State title, died in the seventeenth year, was given the posthumous title Duan Chun, and left no heir.
Ya'erhaqi, fourth son of Xianzu, left no heir. In the tenth year of Shunzhi he was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Universal Penetration, and in the eleventh year was granted joint enshrinement in the Imperial Ancestral Temple for founding merit.
Bayala, fifth son of Xianzu. He was granted the title Du Yi for military merit, died in the eighth year of Tianming, was posthumously enfeoffed as beile in the tenth year of Shunzhi, and was given the posthumous title Gang Guo.	Baiyintu, second son of Bayala. In the second year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as a first-class Defender General, advanced to Duke Who Guards the State in the fourth year, to beizi in the fifth, and to beile in the sixth. In the ninth year he was stripped of noble rank on account of a crime and expelled from the imperial clan. In the fourth year of Jiaqing he was readmitted to the imperial clan.

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