Volume 168 Tables 8: Genealogical Tables of Officials Granted Nobility 1

初封	一次襲	二次襲	三次襲	四次襲	五次襲	六次襲	七次襲	八次襲	九次襲	十次襲	十一次襲	十二次襲	十三次襲	十四次襲	十五次襲	十六次襲	十七次襲	十八次襲
定南王	孔有德（正紅旗漢軍。崇德元年四月以來歸，封恭順王。順治六年五月，以軍功改封定南王，鎮廣西。九年七月，殉節桂林，諡武壯，無嗣。）
靖南王	耿仲明（正藍旗漢軍。崇德元年四月以來歸，封慎順王。順治六年五月，以軍功改封靖南王，征廣東，十一月自殺，加贈開國輔運推誠宣力武臣）	耿繼茂（耿仲明子。順治八年四月襲，征廣西，移征福建。康熙十年五月薨，諡忠敏）	耿精忠（耿繼茂子。康熙十年五月襲，征福建。十三年三月叛，二十一年正月伏誅）
平南王	尚可喜（鑲藍旗漢軍。崇德元年四月以來歸，封智順王。順治六年五月，以軍功改封平南王，與靖南王同征廣東留鎮。康熙十四年正月晉封平南親王。十五年二月，爲子之信所幽，十月薨，諡曰敬）	尚之孝（尚可喜次子。康熙十三年三月襲，旋辭命，仍父可喜管轄藩務）	尚之信（尚可喜子。康熙十五年十二月幽父可喜，叛。十六年六月反正，詔襲親王。十九年八月伏誅，無襲）
平西王	吳三桂（遼東人，隸漢軍旗。順治元年五月以迎降，封平西王，鎮雲南。康熙元年五月，晉平西親王。十六年十一月，叛，革爵）
義王	孫可望（正白旗漢軍。順治十四年十二月以來歸，封義王。十七年十一月薨，諡恪順。康熙十一年追降慕義公）	孫澂淇（孫可望子。順治十七年一月襲，尋卒）	孫澂淳（孫澂淇弟。順治十八年十月襲，康熙十一年薨，諡順愍）	孫澂灝（襲義王孫澂淳弟。康熙十一年八月降襲慕義公，二十年正月爵銷，五十四年六月卒，諡清踰。子孫弘相降襲，入世職表）
忠銳嘉勇貝子	福康安（鑲黃旗滿洲。自三等嘉勇男纍封至一等忠銳嘉男公。乾隆六十年九月，以勵湖南等處苗匪，屢蓄勞勳，特恩照宗室之例晉封貝子爵銜。嘉慶元年五月卒，賺郡王，諡文襄，配享太廟，子襲貝勒）	德麟（福康安子。嘉慶元年襲貝勒，子降襲貝子）	慶敏（德麟子。嘉慶二十三年降襲貝子，子降襲鎮國公）	文謙（慶敏子。咸豐五年四月襲不入八分鎮國公，光緒四年卒，諡誠靖）	海淩（文謙子。光緒四年襲）	海年（光緒七年襲）
輔國公	蘇巴西里（鑲黃旗蒙古。雍正元年奉旨，照宗室例，封輔國公）	綽依濟多爾濟（蘇巴西里弟）	德埒克多爾濟（綽依濟多爾濟繼子）	羅普藏尼瑪（德埒克多爾濟族弟。乾隆五十二年，改公銜頭等台吉）	巴彥桑（羅普藏尼瑪子）	博端（巴彥桑子）	博麟（博端弟）	宗祐（博端子）	和勝武（宗祐繼孫）	祺克坦（和勝武族弟。宣統三年嗣）
超等英誠公	揚古利（正黃旗滿洲。初積軍功授一等總兵官，天聰八年五月以軍功加牛錄章京，尋封超等公，崇德二年正月征朝鮮陣亡，追封武勳王，順治元年配享太廟，雍正九年三月給號超等英誠公）	塔詹（揚古利子。崇德二年七月仍襲超等公，六年十二月緣事降爲一等公，順治四年卒）	愛星阿（塔詹子。順治四年六月襲一等公，七年三月恩詔准世襲罔替，康熙三年卒，諡敬康）	福善（愛星阿子。康熙三年七月襲，四十七年卒，諡恭懿）	海金（福善子。康熙四十七年十月襲）	豐盛額（海金子。康熙五十九年十二月襲，雍正九年三月襲一等英誠公）	豐安（豐盛額子。乾隆二年二月襲，三十九年以軍功）	阿克東阿（豐安子。乾隆三十五年十二月襲）	富克錦（阿克東阿子。嘉慶十六年襲）	連成（富克錦子。咸豐二年襲）	銘勛（連成族子。光緒九年襲）	扎克丹（銘勛子。光緒三十年襲）
一等雄勇公	圖賴（正黃旗滿洲。初積軍功，屢加至三等昂邦章京，順治二年三月以軍功進封三等公，三年五月晉一等公，四年卒，九年正月追諡昭勳，配享太廟，雍正九年三月給號雄勇）	惠塞（圖賴子。順治四年六月襲，尚太宗皇十女，後爲墨勒根王所構奪爵，八年十月卒，九年正月事白追復原爵）	頗爾盆（惠塞弟。順治九年四月襲）	永謙（頗爾盆子。康熙五十一年十二月襲，雍正九年三月襲一等雄勇公）	景惠（永謙子。乾隆二十七年十二月襲）	景恆（景惠弟。乾隆四十九年十二月襲）	英海（景恆子。嘉慶十年十二月襲）	祿賢（英海子。嘉慶十九年襲）	復昌（祿賢繼子。道光十年襲）	符珍（復昌子。咸豐七年襲，尚文宗獨女榮安公主，宣統元年十二月卒）	松年（符珍子。宣統二年襲）
一等超武公	鼇拜（鑲黃旗滿洲。初積軍功，屢加至一等昂邦章京，尋封三等侯。順治八年閏二月，以軍功晉一等侯。九年正月，恩詔優封二等公。康熙六年七月，以輔政功晉一等公，原所有二等公，令其子納穆福襲。八年五月，以罪革，卒。雍正五年十一月，特旨追復一等公。九年三月，給號超武。）	納穆福（鼇拜子。康熙六年八月，襲二等公。八年五月，緣事革退）	達福（鼇拜孫。本襲一等男，雍正五年十一月，特旨賜襲一等公。九年三月，襲一等超武公，陣亡）	岱吞（達福子。雍正九年十一月襲）	德勝（岱吞子。乾隆二十六年十二月襲，四十五年十一月，奉旨竢出缺時停襲，仍給予一等男爵）	慶玉（德勝子。嘉慶十二年改襲一等男）	鍾靈（慶玉子。嘉慶十九年襲）	貴麟（道光十三年襲）	鍾壽（貴麟弟。道光二十三年襲）	鶴齡（鍾壽子。咸豐四年襲）	錫惠（鶴齡子。同治四年襲）
一等公	索尼（正黃旗滿洲。初以任事有能及軍功，屢加至三等昂邦章京。尋加爲二等。順治九年正月，恩詔晉封三等伯。又以恩詔晉一等伯。康熙六年閏四月，以輔政功，於一等伯外加封一等公。尋卒。諡文忠。公爵無子襲。子心裕襲初封之一等伯。）	心裕（索尼子。康熙六年閏四月襲一等伯。四十二年四月，緣事革。）	法保（心裕弟。康熙六年十月襲封一等公。二十二年三月，緣事革。四十二年四月，襲兄心裕一等伯。）	法爾薩（法保子。康熙四十九年九月襲。雍正九年十二月，晉襲一等公，見外戚噶布喇表。）	令德（法爾薩弟。雍正九年十二月襲。乾隆十八年八月，以祖索尼功，晉號一等翊烈伯。）	善保（令德子。乾隆十五年，銷去恩詔所得，襲二等子。二十二年，復襲一等公。以其從弟法隆武襲二等子。）
一等褒績公	賴塔（正白旗滿洲。順治十三年，以軍功封三等阿思哈尼哈番。康熙二十五年，以恢復雲南功，授一等阿思哈尼哈番。卒，諡襄毅。雍正五年十月，追封一等公。九年三月，給號褒績，世襲。）	撥爾吞（賴塔孫。原襲一等阿思哈尼哈番。雍正五年十月襲一等公。九年，襲褒績公。十二年，緣事革。）	舒陵阿（撥爾吞兄子。雍正十二年襲。）	隆興（舒陵阿子。乾隆二十五年襲。）	祥敏（隆興子。嘉慶五年襲。）	布都爾呼那（祥敏子。嘉慶十年襲。）	佛爾恆額（布都爾呼那繼子。道光十七年襲。）	錫露（佛爾恆額子。光緒二十二年襲。）
一等海澄公	黃梧（福建平和人。順治十三年七月，自明鄭成功部將以海澄縣投誠功，封海澄公。康熙六年五月，錫封一等。十三年卒。諡忠恪。）	黃芳度（黃梧子。康熙十三年八月襲。十四年十月，漳州陷，閤門死之。贈郡王，諡忠勇。）	黃芳世（黃梧兄子。康熙十五年三月襲。十七年卒。諡忠襄。）	黃芳泰（黃芳世弟。康熙十七年五月襲。二十九年卒。諡襄愍。）	黃應纘（黃芳度嗣子。康熙三十年正月襲。）	黃仕簡（黃應纘子。雍正八年十月襲。乾隆五十二年，坐罪奪爵。）	黃嘉謨（黃仕簡孫。乾隆五十二年襲。）		黃慶春（道光年襲。）	黃懋澄
一等忠達公	圖海（正黃旗滿洲。初以勤勞及軍功，康熙十四年八月，累加至一等阿思哈尼哈番。十五年八月，以軍功超封三等公。二十年十二月卒。諡文襄。六十一年十一月，追封一等公。雍正二年，配享太廟。九年三月，給號忠達。）	諾敏（圖海子。康熙二十一年六月襲三等公。）	瑪爾賽（諾敏子。康熙三十二年七月襲三等公。六十一年十二月襲一等公。雍正九年三月，襲一等忠達公。十年九月奪爵。）	瑪禮善（瑪爾賽弟。雍正十年九月襲。）	瑪賢（瑪禮善子。雍正十一年十二月襲。坐事奪爵。）	瑪賓（瑪賢弟。乾隆五年十二月襲。）	特通額（瑪賓從弟。乾隆十八年十二月襲。）	隆福（特通額承繼子。乾隆五十一年十二月襲。）	德興（隆福子。道光二十二年襲。）	恩輝（德興子。光緒九年襲。）
一等公	費揚古（三等伯鄂碩子。順治十五年二月襲三等伯。康熙三十六年七月，以平噶爾丹功，晉一等公。卒，諡襄壯。陳泰襲侯。）
一等公	年遐齡（鑲黃旗漢軍。雍正元年，以子羹堯功封。三年，革。）
一等公	年羹堯（鑲黃旗漢軍。雍正元年三月，自川陝總督敍平西藏功，封三等公。十月，晉二等公。二年三月，自撫遠大將軍以平青海功，進一等公。三年七月，累降三等公。八月奪爵，尋賜自盡。）
一等忠勇公	傅恆（鑲黃旗滿洲。孝賢純皇后弟。乾隆十四年正月，以平金川軍功，封一等忠勇公。三十五年七月卒。諡文忠。嘉慶元年五月，晉贈郡王銜，配享太廟。）	福隆安（傅恆子。乾隆三十五年閏三月卒。諡勤恪。）	豐紳濟倫（福隆安子。乾隆四十九年襲。嘉慶十二年二月卒。）	富勒琿凝珠（豐紳濟倫子。嘉慶十二年襲。）	慶興（富勒琿凝珠子。道光九年襲。）	果齊遜（咸豐六年襲。）	松椿（果齊遜嗣孫。光緒十七年襲。）
一等誠勇公	班第（鑲黃旗蒙古。乾隆十九年十月，以軍功封一等子。二十年五月，以軍功，晉封一等誠勇公。十二月，殉節伊犁。諡義烈。）	巴祿（班第子。乾隆二十年襲。二十七年，以軍功，兼一雲騎尉。）	慶林（巴祿子。乾隆三十六年襲。）	官惠（慶林伯父色布騰之子，其雲騎尉襲次已完。乾隆五十三年襲一等誠勇公。）	裕恆（官惠族姪。道光十年襲。）	德崇（裕恆子。同治三年襲。）	聯恩（德崇子。光緒二十七年襲。）
一等武毅謀勇公	兆惠（正黃旗滿洲。乾隆二十二年三月，以平定回部功，封一等武毅伯。明年十一月，晉封一等武毅謀勇公，世襲罔替。二十九年十一月卒。諡文襄，配享太廟。）	扎蘭泰（兆惠子。乾隆三十年襲。）	英俊（扎蘭泰子。乾隆五十三年襲。）	百善保（英俊兄。嘉慶八年十二月襲。）	崇恩（百善保繼子。嘉慶十九年襲。）	忠山（崇恩繼子。咸豐元年襲。）	恆山（忠山弟。咸豐六年襲。）	松山（恆山弟。同治元年襲。）	德壽（松山子。光緒元年襲。）
一等誠嘉毅勇公	明瑞（鑲黃旗滿洲。初襲一等承恩公。乾隆二十四年，以軍功晉一等承恩毅勇公。三十三年正月，以進勦緬甸，深入賊境，改封一等誠嘉毅勇公，世襲罔替。二月，陣亡。諡果烈。）	惠倫（明瑞子。乾隆三十三年襲。）	博啓圖（惠倫子。嘉慶二年襲。道光十三年七月卒。諡敬僖。）	景慶（博啓圖子。道光十四年襲。）	景壽（景慶弟。咸豐六年襲。光緒十五年六月卒。諡端勤。）	麟光（景壽子。光緒十五年襲。）
一等誠謀英勇公	阿桂（正白旗滿洲。乾隆四十一年正月，以平定兩金川功，封一等誠謀英勇公，世襲罔替。嘉慶二年八月卒。諡文成，配享太廟。）	阿迪斯（阿桂子。嘉慶二年十二月丁未襲。官成都將軍。五年三月，以罪革，戍。）	那彥桂（阿迪斯子。嘉慶五年十二月壬戌襲。）	承霈（那彥桂繼子。）	繼勳（承霈繼子。光緒二年襲。）	裕興（繼勳子。光緒二十二年襲。）
一等超勇公	海蘭察（鑲黃旗滿洲。賜號巴圖魯。乾隆二十七年，以軍功，給騎都尉，兼一雲騎尉世職。四十一年，以軍功，晉封一等超勇侯。五十二年，以軍功封二等超勇公。五十七年，以軍功晉一等超勇公，世襲罔替。五十八年三月卒。諡武壯。）	安祿（海蘭察子。乾隆四十九年，以海蘭察軍功襲騎都尉。五十八年十二月，襲一等超勇公。嘉慶四年卒。諡壯毅。）	恩特賀莫扎拉芬（嘉慶四年襲。）	安成（嘉慶六年襲。）	阿玉璽（嘉慶二十五年襲。）	克興額（道光二十年襲。）	阿淩阿（道光二十二年襲。）	祥保（道光二十六年襲。）	扎綿（同治十二年襲。）	瑞普（扎綿子。光緒十八年襲。）	倭林保（光緒二十五年襲。）
一等謀勇公	孫士毅（浙江仁和人。乾隆五十三年十二月，以平安南，封一等謀勇公。明年正月奪爵。嘉慶元年四月，以勦教匪功，封三等男。旋卒于軍。諡文靖，追復公爵，允其遺奏所請，入正白旗漢軍籍。以其孫降襲伯爵。）	孫均（孫士毅孫。嘉慶元年七月襲伯爵。尋停。十一年六月革，並銷旗籍。）
一等忠襄公	和珅（正黃旗滿洲。乾隆四十九年，併其世職，封一等男。五十三年晉封三等忠襄伯。嘉慶三年八月，以俘教匪王三槐功，晉封一等忠襄公。四年正月賜死，奪公爵，仍留伯爵。）	豐紳殷德（和珅子。嘉慶四年正月襲伯爵，尋奪。七年十二月，賜民公品級。八年八月削。十二年十二月，仍授伯爵品級。十五年四月，再晉公爵品級。旋卒。無襲。）
一等威勇公	額勒登保（正黃旗滿洲。嘉慶元年，以苗境肅清，封一等威勇侯。二年，以勦教匪無功，降三等伯。三年，奪爵。四年，封二等男。尋晉一等男。六年，晉二等子。尋晉三等伯。七年正月，復降一等男。十二月，以三省教匪蕩平，封一等侯，世襲罔替。十年八月，封三等威勇公。旋卒。諡忠毅。子降襲。）	莫爾賡額（額勒登保子。嘉慶十年襲一等侯。）	哈郎阿（莫爾賡額弟。嘉慶十三年襲。道光三十年卒。諡剛恪。）	那銘（哈郎阿子。道光三十年襲。）	榮全（那銘子。咸豐元年襲。）	富康（榮全子。光緒三年襲。）
一等威勇公	長齡（正白旗蒙古。道光八年，以平張格爾功，封二等威勇公。十七年，晉一等公，世襲罔替。十八年卒。諡文襄。）	桂輪（長齡子。道光十八年襲。卒，諡恪愼。）	麟興（桂輪繼子。）	成德（麟興子。光緒五年襲。）	成端（麟興繼子。光緒七年襲。）	奎元（成端子。光緒三十四年襲。）
二等公	英古爾代（正白旗滿洲。初積軍功及考績，屢加至三等昂邦章京。順治二年三月，超封三等公。四年六月，以考績，晉二等公。五年二月卒。）	伊圖（英古爾代子。順治五年九月襲。後緣事降爲三等精奇尼哈番。九年，恩詔，加爲二等。是年卒。今漢文改爲二等子。）	碩塔（伊圖弟。順治九年四月襲二等子。）	額爾金（碩塔叔父之孫。康熙二十二年十月襲。以罪革。）	英敏（英古爾代孫。康熙五十六年十一月降襲三等精奇尼哈番。今漢文改爲三等子。坐事革。）	英俊（英敏子。雍正六年十二月襲。）	保賀（英俊子。乾隆十二年四月襲。）	哲臣（保賀子。乾隆四十七年十二月襲。）	福珠隆阿	海慶	志勤	如璧	阿拉哈
二等公	羅璧（一等伯程尼叔父。順治十二年，併本身所得之一等阿達哈哈番，襲封二等公。）
三等勇勤公	和碩圖（三等子何和禮子。初襲父職。天聰二年，以軍功，超封三等公。卒，追諡端恪。雍正九年三月，贈三等勇勤公，世襲。）	何爾本（和碩圖子。天聰八年五月襲。）	哲爾本（何爾本弟。崇德四年六月襲。）	蘇布（哲爾本弟。順治五年七月襲。）	袞布（蘇布兄之子。順治七年三月襲。九年正月，恩詔晉一等公。尋卒。）	彭春（袞布叔父之子。順治九年六月襲。康熙四十年，以病解退。）	增壽（彭春子。康熙四十年四月降襲三等公。）	恆泰（增壽子。康熙六十年十二月襲。雍正九年三月襲三等勇勤公。坐事革。）	色楞格（恆泰兄之子。雍正十一年九月襲。）	和音布（色楞格從弟。乾隆十四年六月襲。）	明英（和音布從弟。乾隆十六年十二月襲。）	和色布（明英從弟。乾隆五十年十二月襲。）	福蔭（和色布子。嘉慶三年襲。）	慶瑞（福蔭子。道光元年襲。）	阿那洪阿（慶瑞繼子。咸豐三年襲。）	咸齡（阿那洪阿子。光緒八年襲。）	豫隨（咸齡子。光緒十三年襲。）	普齡（咸齡弟。光緒二十二年襲。）	存鍾（咸齡繼子。光緒三十四年襲。）
三等果毅公	圖爾格（鑲黃旗滿洲。一等子，贈弘毅公額宜都子。初積軍功，屢加至三等昂邦章京，緣事革。後以軍功，復加至三等昂邦章京。崇德八年十月，以軍功，超封三等公。順治二年卒。九月，追諡忠義，配享太廟。雍正九年三月，給號果毅。）	科布梭（圖爾格子。順治二年二月降襲三等昂邦章京。尋以罪革。八年閏三月，事白，襲父三等公。九年正月，恩詔晉二等公。緣事革。）	遏必隆（圖爾格弟。初襲一等子，別見。順治九年正月，併科布梭爵爲一等公。康熙六年八月，以輔政功，於一等公外加賜一等公，原所有一等公，令其子法喀襲。九年，緣事革去所賜一等公。尋復與一等公銜。十二年卒。諡恪僖。十六年，聖祖立其女爲皇后，是爲孝昭仁皇后。）	法喀（遏必隆子。康熙六年八月襲。二十五年，緣事革。）	阿靈阿（法喀弟。康熙二十五年四月襲。）	阿爾通阿（阿靈阿子。康熙五十六年四月，銷去恩詔所得，降襲二等公。雍正二年十月，緣事革。）	殷德（阿靈阿兄。初襲見子爵表。雍正二年十月襲。五年四月，因病告退，以其子承襲公爵。十月卒，諡愨敬。）	訥親（殷德子。雍正五年四月襲。十三年十二月，以行走勤愼、實心供職，晉襲二等果毅公。十三年十二月晉一等公。乾隆十三年九月革。）	策楞（訥親兄。乾隆十三年襲二等果毅公。以罪削爵。）	達爾黨阿（策楞從弟。初襲見子爵表。乾隆十九年九月襲。二十二年，緣事削爵。）	阿里袞（達爾黨阿從弟。乾隆二十三年襲。二十四年，以軍功加一雲騎尉，幷爲一等果毅公。三十四年卒，諡襄壯。四十二年，追封一等果毅繼勇公。）	豐昇額（阿里袞子。乾隆三十四年襲。乾隆四十一年，以軍功，加號繼勇，爲一等果毅繼勇公。並別賞給一等子，世襲見子爵表。四十二年十月卒。諡誠武。）	明安（豐昇額承繼子。乾隆四十二年七月襲。嘉慶七年革。）	興長（嘉慶七年襲。）	那蘇巴圖（嘉慶十年襲。）	巴雅爾綽科托（豐昇額孫。道光五年襲。）	寶全（同治三年襲。）	鐵麟（光緒二十七年襲。）
三等奉義公	恩格德理（正黃旗滿洲。天聰八年以率衆來歸，授三等昂邦章京。崇德元年卒。後諡端順。雍正七年，特旨追封三等公。九年三月，給號奉義。）	額爾克代青（恩格德理子。崇德元年襲三等昂邦章京。順治二年加爲二等。七年，恩詔超封三等侯。後以事削去侯爵，降爲二等精奇尼哈番。事白，晉一等侯。九年，兩次恩詔加至二等公。是年七月，併其弟索爾哈之沙喇哈番，晉一等公。十一年，緣事，降爲二等公。後以罪革。）	囊努克（額爾克代青兄。順治十六年，以額爾克代青有罪，將所襲伊父三等精奇尼哈番令囊努克襲，合本身所得之二等阿達哈哈番併爲二等伯。康熙六年，以所襲職與弟之子承襲，仍留本身二等阿達哈哈番。今漢文二等輕車都尉。）	大壽（額爾克代青子。康熙六年，特旨賜襲二等公。）	費揚古（大壽兄。康熙八年襲三等公，分一拖沙喇哈番與其叔索爾哈之子色凌襲。）	喇阿泰（費揚古子。康熙二十八年襲。）	噶爾薩（喇爾泰弟之子。康熙五十四年，銷去恩詔所得，襲一等侯。雍正七年，特旨襲三等公。九年三月，襲三等奉義公。）	英泰（噶爾薩之子。乾隆九年十二月，仍降襲一等侯。十四年，復給號奉義。）	安琳（英泰子。乾隆三十三年十二月襲。以事革。）	成德（安琳子。乾隆四十七年十二月襲。道光三年卒。諡文勤。）	琦善（成德子。道光三年襲。二十一年正月，以專擅割地，革。後卒。）	松桂（琦善族姪。道光二十一年襲。）	立瑞（松桂繼子。同治八年襲。）	恩特和圖（立瑞繼子。光緒三十四年襲。）
三等信勇公	費英東（鑲黃旗滿洲。太祖時，積軍功，授三等總兵官。天命五年卒。崇德元年，追封直義公，配享太廟。順治十六年，以開創第一功臣，特贈三等公。雍正九年三月，給號信勇，世襲。）	索海（費英東子。天命五年襲三等總兵官。今漢文改爲三等子。）	納海（索海兄。與弟圖賴分襲三等總兵官。緣事革。）圖賴（索海弟。與兄納海分襲三等總兵官。緣事革。）	查喀尼（索海弟。天聰八年改襲三等昂邦章京。今漢文改爲三等子。）	倭黑（查喀尼子。崇德八年襲，恩詔加爲二等精奇尼哈番。順治九年累加爲一等。十六年，特旨賜襲三等公。）	傅爾丹（倭黑子。康熙三十年襲。雍正九年晉襲三等信勇公。十年九月革。後卒。諡溫愨。）	兆德（傅爾丹子。雍正十一年襲。坐事革。）	哈達哈（兆德弟。乾隆元年襲。二十二年，坐事革。）	哈寧安（哈達哈子。乾隆二十二年襲。坐事革。）	兆德（傅爾丹子。乾隆二十三年復襲。）	富興（兆德子。原襲雲騎尉。乾隆三十六年併爲二等信勇公。四十三年晉一等公。卒，諡勤毅。）	富銳（富興弟。乾隆五十四年襲。）	安寧（富銳從子。嘉慶五年十二月襲。）	盛貴（安寧子。嘉慶十五年襲。）	聯綬（咸豐四年襲。）	定昌（聯綬子。光緒四年襲。）	錫明（光緒二十七年襲。）
三等公	吳內格（正白旗蒙古。初以來歸及軍功，屢加至三等總兵官。天聰八年五月，以軍功超封三等公。）	光泰（吳內格子。天聰九年二月襲。崇德四年六月，以罪降一等梅勒章京，令其兄齊墨圖克襲。）	齊墨圖克（光泰兄。崇德四年襲一等梅勒章京。今漢文改爲一等男。）	光泰（齊墨圖克弟。順治五年四月，復襲一等阿思哈尼哈番。七年，恩詔晉三等精奇尼哈番。緣事，降一等阿思哈尼哈番，兼一拖沙喇哈番。九年，兩次恩詔，加至二等精奇尼哈番。後仍降爲一等阿思哈尼哈番，以其兄之子沙哈納襲。今漢文改爲一等男。）	沙哈納（光泰兄之子。初襲父齊墨圖克之拜他喇布勒哈番，恩詔加一拖沙喇哈番。康熙八年襲叔父光泰職，併爲二等精奇尼哈番。今漢文改爲二等子。）	智勇（沙哈納弟之子。康熙二十一年襲。以罪革。）	延福（智勇子。雍正八年，銷去恩詔所得，襲三等精奇尼哈番。今漢文改爲三等子。）	阿玉璽（延福子。乾隆十八年襲。坐事革。）	安泰（阿玉璽從子。乾隆十九年襲。）	伊魯爾圖（安泰子。乾隆四十年襲。）	佛興額（伊魯爾圖子。嘉慶元年襲。）	富珠隆阿（佛興額弟。）	英瑞（富珠隆阿子。）	永福（英瑞子。）
三等建烈公	多尼庫魯格（鑲黃旗蒙古。初積軍功，授一等昂邦章京。崇德七年陣亡，超贈三等公。雍正九年三月，給號建烈。）	博羅（多尼庫魯格子。崇德七年八月襲。）	噶爾瑪（博羅子。順治九年六月襲。）	杜噶爾（噶爾瑪子。康熙四十六年十二月襲。）	達什琳陳（杜噶爾子。康熙五十四年十二月襲。雍正九年三月襲三等建烈公。）	敏珠爾多爾濟（達什琳陳子。乾隆十八年十二月襲。）	扎木巴爾車淩（敏珠爾多爾濟子。乾隆五十五年襲。）	阿爾塔西迪	索特那木拉（阿爾塔西迪子。）	淩錦多爾濟托克（索特那木拉子。）	德木楚克扎布（淩錦多爾濟托克弟。光緒二年襲。）
三等威信公	岳鍾琪（四川成都人。雍正二年三月，以平青海功，封三等公。十年四月，緣事，降侯。七月，奪爵。乾隆十四年三月，復三等威信公。十九年卒。諡襄勤。子降襲。）
三等義烈公	那木扎爾（正白旗蒙古。乾隆二十一年，以軍功封一等勤襄伯。二十四年四月陣亡。追封義烈公，世襲罔替。諡武毅。）	保寧（那木扎爾子。乾隆二十四年四月襲。嘉慶十三年卒。諡文端。）	慶祥（保寧子。嘉慶十三年十二月襲。道光六年六月，以殉難喀什噶爾，併爲一等義烈公。諡壯直。）	文輝（慶祥子。道光六年襲一等義烈公。）	惪鑑（文輝子。咸豐元年襲。）	希璋（惪鑑子。光緒二十五年襲。）
續順公	沈志祥（正白旗漢軍。崇德四年十月以來歸，封續順公。）	沈永忠（志祥兄之子。順治六年二月襲。十二年緣事革。）	沈永興（永忠從弟。順治十二年六月襲。）	沈瑞（永忠子。康熙九年四月襲。二十年十一月，在福建全家殉節。）	沈熊昭（瑞叔父之孫。康熙二十四年十月襲。）	沈之義（熊昭子。康熙五十九年七月襲。）	沈鐸（之義子。雍正三年三月襲。）	沈定文（鐸子。乾隆十九年十二月襲。二十三年緣事革。）	沈廣文（定文弟。乾隆三十三年十二月襲。）	德通（廣文子。乾隆三十九年十二月襲。）	玉山（德通子。道光四年襲。）	善佑（玉山子。咸豐十一年襲。）	瑞崑（善佑子。光緒十四年襲。）	明志（榮堃子。）	榮塾（善佑子。）	慶燾（榮塾子。）
弘毅公	額亦都（鑲黃旗滿洲。太祖時以功授一等總兵官。天命六年卒。崇德元年，追封弘毅公，配享太廟。）	遏必隆（額亦都子。天聰六年襲一等總兵官。後緣事革。今漢文改爲一等子。餘詳前三等果毅公。）	殷德（額亦都孫。康熙五十二年，特恩賜襲一等精奇尼哈番。今漢文改爲一等子。雍正二年晉襲三等果毅公。）	豐阿達（殷德伯父之孫。雍正三年襲。）	達爾黨阿（豐阿達弟。乾隆三年襲。十九年，特恩賜襲二等果毅公，將一等子另襲。）	特通阿（達爾黨阿從兄子。乾隆二十年襲。坐事革。）	仁和（額亦都之四世孫。乾隆二十一年襲。坐事革。）	毓奇（額亦都之四世孫。乾隆四十六年襲。）	班喜（額亦都之五世孫。乾隆五十六年襲。）
海澄公	鄭克塽（正紅旗漢軍。鄭成功孫。初，順治十年五月，封成功爲海澄公，不受。十一月，復封，仍不受。康熙二十二年，克塽歸順，仍封海澄公。四十六年病故。無襲。）
承恩公	白文選（正白旗漢軍。康熙元年十一月，以歸順，封承恩公。十四年卒。）	白繪（文選子。降襲三等精奇尼哈番。無襲。）
公	陳福（陝西定邊堡人。二等阿思哈尼哈番，加三等精奇尼哈番。康熙十四年，以陝西提督被戕，贈三等公。諡忠愍。）

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Prince of Dingnan	Kong Youde (Chinese Plain Red Banner). In the fourth month of the first year of Chongde he submitted and was enfeoffed as Prince Gongshun. In the fifth month of the sixth year of Shunzhi he was raised to Prince of Dingnan for military merit and posted to Guangxi. In the seventh month of the ninth year he died defending Guilin; posthumous name Wuzhuang; he left no heir.
Prince of Jingnan	Geng Zhongming (Chinese Plain Blue Banner). In the fourth month of the first year of Chongde he submitted and was enfeoffed as Prince Shenshun. In the fifth month of the sixth year of Shunzhi he was made Prince of Jingnan for military merit and sent to campaign in Guangdong; in the eleventh month he took his own life and was posthumously granted the founding ministerial title extending sincerity and deploying martial merit.	Geng Jimao (son of Geng Zhongming). He inherited the title in the fourth month of the eighth year of Shunzhi, campaigned in Guangxi, then was reassigned to Fujian. He died in the fifth month of the tenth year of Kangxi; posthumous name Zhongmin.	Geng Jingzhong (son of Geng Jimao). He inherited the title in the fifth month of the tenth year of Kangxi and campaigned in Fujian. In the third month of the thirteenth year he rebelled; in the first month of the twenty-first year he was put to death.
Prince of Pingnan	Shang Kexi (Chinese Bordered Blue Banner). In the fourth month of the first year of Chongde he submitted and was enfeoffed as Prince Zhishun. In the fifth month of the sixth year of Shunzhi he became Prince of Pingnan for military merit; he campaigned in Guangdong with the Prince of Jingnan and remained as garrison commander. In the first month of the fourteenth year of Kangxi he was promoted to Prince of Pingnan; in the second month of the fifteenth year his son Zhixin imprisoned him; he died in the tenth month; posthumous title Jing.	Shang Zhixiao (second son of Shang Kexi). He inherited in the third month of the thirteenth year of Kangxi but soon declined the appointment and continued to administer the fief under his father Kexi.	Shang Zhixin (son of Shang Kexi). In the twelfth month of the fifteenth year of Kangxi he imprisoned his father Kexi and rebelled. In the sixth month of the sixteenth year he submitted again and was ordered to inherit as prince; in the eighth month of the nineteenth year he was executed, with no successor.
Prince of Pingxi	Wu Sangui (of Liaodong; registered in the Chinese Banner). In the fifth month of the first year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as Prince of Pingxi for receiving the surrender and garrisoned Yunnan. In the fifth month of the first year of Kangxi he was promoted to Prince of Pingxi. In the eleventh month of the sixteenth year he rebelled and was deprived of his title.
Prince of Yi	Sun Kewang (Chinese Plain White Banner). In the twelfth month of the fourteenth year of Shunzhi he submitted and was enfeoffed as Prince of Yi. He died in the eleventh month of the seventeenth year; posthumous name Keshun. In the eleventh year of Kangxi he was posthumously demoted to Duke of Muyi.	Sun Chengqi (son of Sun Kewang). He inherited in the first month of the seventeenth year of Shunzhi and soon died.	Sun Chengcun (younger brother of Sun Chengqi). He inherited in the tenth month of the eighteenth year of Shunzhi; he died in the eleventh year of Kangxi; posthumous name Shunmin.	Sun Chenghao (younger brother of Sun Chengcun, who had inherited as Prince of Yi). In the eighth month of the eleventh year of Kangxi he inherited at the reduced rank of Duke of Muyi; in the first month of the twentieth year the title was revoked; he died in the sixth month of the fifty-fourth year; posthumous name Qingyu. His son Sun Hongxiang inherited at a further reduction and was entered in the hereditary office table.
Duke Who Commends Achievement and Courage, Beile	Fukanggan (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner). He rose from third-rank Duke Who Commends Achievement and Courage, male, to first-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement, male. In the ninth month of the sixtieth year of Qianlong, for repeated merit in suppressing Miao bandits in Hunan and elsewhere, he was specially granted the rank of beile by imperial grace on the model of the imperial clan. He died in the fifth month of the first year of Jiaqing; posthumously he was granted prince of the second degree, posthumous name Wenxiang, and sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; his son inherited as beile.	Delin (son of Fukanggan). He inherited as beile in the first year of Jiaqing; his son inherited at the reduced rank of beizi.	Qingmin (son of Delin). In the twenty-third year of Jiaqing he inherited at the reduced rank of beizi; his son inherited at the reduced rank of duke who guards the state.	Wenqian (son of Qingmin). In the fourth month of the fifth year of Xianfeng he inherited as duke who guards the state outside the eight privileges; he died in the fourth year of Guangxu; posthumous name Chengjing.	Hailing (son of Wenqian). He inherited in the fourth year of Guangxu.	Hainian (Inherited in the seventh year of Guangxu).
Duke who assists the state	Subasili (Mongol Bordered Yellow Banner). In the first year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as duke who assists the state by imperial order on the model of the imperial clan.	Chuoyijiduoerji (younger brother of Subasili).	Deliekeduoerji (adopted son of Chuoyijiduoerji).	Luopuzangnima (clansman of Deliekeduoerji). In the fifty-second year of Qianlong his title was changed to first-rank taiji bearing the rank of duke.	Bayansang (son of Luopuzangnima).	Boduan (son of Bayansang).	Bolin (younger brother of Boduan).	Zongyou (son of Boduan).	Heshengwu (adopted grandson of Zongyou).	Qiketan (clansman of Heshengwu). He succeeded in the third year of Xuantong.
Supreme Duke Who Commends Achievement and Sincerity	Yangguili (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). For accumulated military merit he was first appointed first-rank commandant-general; in the fifth month of the eighth year of Tiancong he was raised to niru zhangjing for merit, then enfeoffed as supreme duke; in the first month of the second year of Chongde he died in Korea; posthumously he was made Prince of Martial Merit; in the first year of Shunzhi he was granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he received the designation Supreme Duke Who Commends Achievement and Sincerity.	Tazhan (son of Yangguili). In the seventh month of the second year of Chongde he still inherited as supreme duke; in the twelfth month of the sixth year he was reduced to first-rank duke for an offense; he died in the fourth year of Shunzhi.	Aisingga (son of Tazhan). In the sixth month of the fourth year of Shunzhi he inherited as first-rank duke; in the third month of the seventh year an amnesty decree granted perpetual hereditary succession; he died in the third year of Kangxi; posthumous name Jingkang.	Fushan (son of Aisingga). He inherited in the seventh month of the third year of Kangxi; he died in the forty-seventh year; posthumous name Gongyi.	Haijin (son of Fushan). He inherited in the tenth month of the forty-seventh year of Kangxi.	Fengshenge (son of Haijin). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited as first-rank Duke Who Commends Achievement and Sincerity.	Fengan (son of Fengshenge). He inherited in the second month of the second year of Qianlong; in the thirty-ninth year for military merit.	Akedonga (son of Fengan). He inherited in the twelfth month of the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong.	Fukujin (son of Akedonga). He inherited in the sixteenth year of Jiaqing.	Liancheng (son of Fukujin). He inherited in the second year of Xianfeng.	Mingxun (clansman of Liancheng). He inherited in the ninth year of Guangxu.	Zhakedan (son of Mingxun). He inherited in the thirtieth year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor	Tulai (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). For accumulated military merit he was repeatedly raised to third-rank angban zhangjing; in the third month of the second year of Shunzhi he was promoted to third-rank duke for military merit; in the fifth month of the third year he became first-rank duke; he died in the fourth year; in the first month of the ninth year he was posthumously titled Zhaoxun and granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he received the designation Martial Valor.	Huisai (son of Tulai). He inherited in the sixth month of the fourth year of Shunzhi and married the tenth daughter of Emperor Taizong; later he was framed by the Mergen prince and deprived of rank; he died in the tenth month of the eighth year; in the first month of the ninth year, when the matter was cleared, his original title was restored.	Pierpen (younger brother of Huisai). He inherited in the fourth month of the ninth year of Shunzhi.	Yongqian (son of Pierpen). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fifty-first year of Kangxi; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited as first-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor.	Jinghui (son of Yongqian). He inherited in the twelfth month of the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong.	Jingheng (younger brother of Jinghui). He inherited in the twelfth month of the forty-ninth year of Qianlong.	Yinghai (son of Jingheng). He inherited in the twelfth month of the tenth year of Jiaqing.	Luxian (son of Yinghai). He inherited in the nineteenth year of Jiaqing.	Fuchang (adopted son of Luxian). He inherited in the tenth year of Daoguang.	Fuzhen (son of Fuchang). He inherited in the seventh year of Xianfeng and married Princess Rong'an, the only daughter of Emperor Wenzong; he died in the twelfth month of the first year of Xuantong.	Songnian (son of Fuzhen). He inherited in the second year of Xuantong.
First-rank Duke Who Surpasses Martial Merit	Oboi (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner). For accumulated military merit he was repeatedly raised to first-rank angban zhangjing, then enfeoffed as third-rank marquis; in the second month of the eighth year of Shunzhi he was promoted to first-rank marquis; in the first month of the ninth year an amnesty decree made him second-rank duke; in the seventh month of the sixth year of Kangxi regency merit added first-rank duke while his son Namufu inherited the original second-rank duke; in the fifth month of the eighth year he was stripped for crime and died; in the eleventh month of the fifth year of Yongzheng a special edict restored first-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year he received the designation Surpasses Martial Merit.	Namufu (son of Oboi). In the eighth month of the sixth year of Kangxi he inherited as second-rank duke; in the fifth month of the eighth year he was stripped for an offense.	Dafu (grandson of Oboi). He originally inherited as first-rank baron; in the eleventh month of the fifth year of Yongzheng a special edict granted first-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year he inherited as first-rank Duke Who Surpasses Martial Merit and died in battle.	Daitun (son of Dafu). He inherited in the eleventh month of the ninth year of Yongzheng.	Desheng (son of Daitun). He inherited in the twelfth month of the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong; in the eleventh month of the forty-fifth year, by imperial order, succession was to be suspended when a vacancy occurred, but he was still granted first-rank baron.	Qingyu (son of Desheng). In the twelfth year of Jiaqing he changed to inherit as first-rank baron.	Zhongling (son of Qingyu). He inherited in the nineteenth year of Jiaqing.	Guilin (Inherited in the thirteenth year of Daoguang).	Zhongshou (younger brother of Guilin). He inherited in the twenty-third year of Daoguang.	Heling (son of Zhongshou). He inherited in the fourth year of Xianfeng.	Xihui (son of Heling). He inherited in the fourth year of Tongzhi.
first-rank duke	Sonin (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). For capable service and military merit he was raised to third-rank angban zhangjing, then second rank; amnesty decrees in the ninth year of Shunzhi made him third-rank earl, then first-rank earl; in the fourth month of the sixth year of Kangxi regency merit added first-rank duke beyond the earldom; he soon died; posthumous name Wenzhong; the dukedom had no heir; his son Xinyu inherited the original first-rank earl.	Xinyu (son of Sonin). In the fourth month of the sixth year of Kangxi he inherited as first-rank earl; in the fourth month of the forty-second year he was stripped for an offense.	Fabao (younger brother of Xinyu). In the tenth month of the sixth year of Kangxi he inherited as first-rank duke; in the third month of the twenty-second year he was stripped; in the fourth month of the forty-second year he inherited his brother Xinyu's first-rank earl.	Fa'ersa (son of Fabao). He inherited in the ninth month of the forty-ninth year of Kangxi; in the twelfth month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he was promoted to first-rank duke; see the maternal relatives Gabula table.	Lingde (younger brother of Fa'ersa). He inherited in the twelfth month of the ninth year of Yongzheng; in the eighth month of the eighteenth year of Qianlong, for his ancestor Sonin's merit, he was advanced to first-rank Earl Who Assists Martial Valor.	Shanbao (son of Lingde). In the fifteenth year of Qianlong the amnesty portion was revoked and he inherited as second-rank viscount; in the twenty-second year he again inherited as first-rank duke; his younger cousin Falongwu inherited as second-rank viscount.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Achievement	Laita (Manchu Plain White Banner). In the thirteenth year of Shunzhi he was enfeoffed as third-rank ashan iha fan for military merit; in the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi he was granted first-rank ashan iha fan for recovering Yunnan; he died; posthumous name Xiangyi; in the tenth month of the fifth year of Yongzheng he was posthumously enfeoffed as first-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year he received the designation Commends Achievement with perpetual succession.	Bo'ertun (grandson of Laita). He had originally inherited the first-rank ashan iha fan. In the tenth month of the fifth year of Yongzheng he inherited as first-rank duke; in the ninth year he inherited as Duke Who Commends Achievement; in the twelfth year he was stripped for an offense.	Shuling'a (son of Bo'ertun's elder brother). He inherited in the twelfth year of Yongzheng.	Longxing (son of Shuling'a). He inherited in the twenty-fifth year of Qianlong.	Xiangmin (son of Longxing). He inherited in the fifth year of Jiaqing.	Buduerhuna (son of Xiangmin). He inherited in the tenth year of Jiaqing.	Fo'erheng'e (adopted son of Buduerhuna). He inherited in the seventeenth year of Daoguang.	Xilu (son of Fo'erheng'e). He inherited in the twenty-second year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke of Haicheng	Huang Wu (of Pinghe, Fujian). In the seventh month of the thirteenth year of Shunzhi, as a former general under Zheng Chenggong of Ming, he was enfeoffed as Duke of Haicheng for surrendering Haicheng County. In the fifth month of the sixth year of Kangxi he was granted first rank. He died in the thirteenth year; posthumous name Zhongke.	Huang Fangdu (son of Huang Wu). He inherited in the eighth month of the thirteenth year of Kangxi. In the tenth month of the fourteenth year, when Zhangzhou fell, the entire household perished; he was posthumously granted prince of the second degree; posthumous name Zhongyong.	Huang Fangshi (son of Huang Wu's elder brother). He inherited in the third month of the fifteenth year of Kangxi; he died in the seventeenth year; posthumous name Zhongxiang.	Huang Fangtai (younger brother of Huang Fangshi). He inherited in the fifth month of the seventeenth year of Kangxi; he died in the twenty-ninth year; posthumous name Xiangmin.	Huang Yingchong (heir son of Huang Fangdu). He inherited in the first month of the thirtieth year of Kangxi.	Huang Shijian (son of Huang Yingchong). He inherited in the tenth month of the eighth year of Yongzheng; in the fifty-second year of Qianlong he was stripped of rank for an offense.	Huang Jiamo (grandson of Huang Shijian). He inherited in the fifty-second year of Qianlong.		Huang Qingchun (Inherited in the Daoguang reign).	Huang Maocheng
First-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement	Tuhai (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). For diligence and military merit he was cumulatively raised to first-rank ashan iha fan by the eighth month of the fourteenth year of Kangxi; in the eighth month of the fifteenth year he was promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke for military merit. He died in the twelfth month of the twentieth year; posthumous name Wenxiang. In the eleventh month of the sixty-first year he was posthumously enfeoffed as first-rank duke; in the second year of Yongzheng he was granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; in the third month of the ninth year he received the designation Loyalty and Achievement.	Nuomin (son of Tuhai). He inherited as third-rank duke in the sixth month of the twenty-first year of Kangxi.	Ma'ersai (son of Nuomin). He inherited as third-rank duke in the seventh month of the thirty-second year of Kangxi and as first-rank duke in the twelfth month of the sixty-first year; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited as first-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement; in the ninth month of the tenth year he was stripped of rank.	Ma'lishan (younger brother of Ma'ersai). He inherited in the ninth month of the tenth year of Yongzheng.	Maxian (son of Ma'lishan). He inherited in the twelfth month of the eleventh year of Yongzheng and was stripped of rank for an offense.	Mabin (younger brother of Maxian). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fifth year of Qianlong.	Tetong'e (younger cousin of Mabin). He inherited in the twelfth month of the eighteenth year of Qianlong.	Longfu (adopted heir of Tetong'e). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fifty-first year of Qianlong.	Dexing (son of Longfu). He inherited in the twenty-second year of Daoguang.	Enhui (son of Dexing). He inherited in the ninth year of Guangxu.
first-rank duke	Feiyanggu (son of third-rank Earl Eshuo). He inherited as third-rank earl in the second month of the fifteenth year of Shunzhi. In the seventh month of the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi he was promoted to first-rank duke for pacifying Galdan; upon his death he received the posthumous name Xiangzhuang; Chentai inherited as marquis.
first-rank duke	Nian Xialing (Chinese Bordered Yellow Banner). In the first year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed for his son Gengyao's merit; in the third year he was stripped of rank.
first-rank duke	Nian Gengyao (Chinese Bordered Yellow Banner). In the third month of the first year of Yongzheng, as governor-general of Sichuan and Shaanxi, he was enfeoffed as third-rank duke for pacifying Tibet. In the tenth month he was promoted to second-rank duke. In the third month of the second year, as General Who Pacifies the Distance, he advanced to first-rank duke for pacifying Qinghai. In the seventh month of the third year he was repeatedly demoted to third-rank duke; in the eighth month he was stripped of rank and soon ordered to commit suicide.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Courage	Fu Heng (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner; younger brother of Empress Xiaoxianchun). In the first month of the fourteenth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Courage for pacifying Jinchuan. He died in the seventh month of the thirty-fifth year; posthumous name Wenzhong. In the fifth month of the first year of Jiaqing he was posthumously granted prince of the second degree and sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.	Fulong'an (son of Fu Heng). He died in the third month of the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong; posthumous name Qinke.	Fengshenjilun (son of Fulong'an). He inherited in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong and died in the second month of the twelfth year of Jiaqing.	Fulehuaningzhu (son of Fengshenjilun). He inherited in the twelfth year of Jiaqing.	Qingxing (son of Fulehuaningzhu). He inherited in the ninth year of Daoguang.	Guoqixun (Inherited in the sixth year of Xianfeng).	Songchun (adopted grandson of Guoqixun). He inherited in the seventeenth year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity and Courage	Bandi (Mongol Bordered Yellow Banner). In the tenth month of the nineteenth year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank viscount for military merit; in the fifth month of the twentieth year he was promoted to first-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity and Courage; in the twelfth month he died a martyr at Ili; posthumous name Yilie.	Balu (son of Bandi). He inherited in the twentieth year of Qianlong; in the twenty-seventh year he additionally received one yunqiwei for military merit.	Qinglin (son of Balu). He inherited in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong.	Guanhui (son of Qinglin's uncle Sebuteng; the yunqiwei succession was exhausted). He inherited as first-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity and Courage in the fifty-third year of Qianlong.	Yuheng (clansman of Guanhui). He inherited in the tenth year of Daoguang.	Dechong (son of Yuheng). He inherited in the third year of Tongzhi.	Lian'en (son of Dechong). He inherited in the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Steadfastness and Strategic Courage	Zhaohui (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). In the third month of the twenty-second year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank Earl Who Commends Martial Steadfastness for pacifying the Western Regions; in the eleventh month of the following year he was promoted to first-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Steadfastness and Strategic Courage with perpetual succession. He died in the eleventh month of the twenty-ninth year; posthumous name Wenxiang; he was granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.	Zhalantai (son of Zhaohui). He inherited in the thirtieth year of Qianlong.	Yingjun (son of Zhalantai). He inherited in the fifty-third year of Qianlong.	Baishanbao (elder brother of Yingjun). He inherited in the twelfth month of the eighth year of Jiaqing.	Chong'en (adopted son of Baishanbao). He inherited in the nineteenth year of Jiaqing.	Zhongshan (adopted son of Chong'en). He inherited in the first year of Xianfeng.	Hengshan (younger brother of Zhongshan). He inherited in the sixth year of Xianfeng.	Songshan (younger brother of Hengshan). He inherited in the first year of Tongzhi.	Deshou (son of Songshan). He inherited in the first year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity, Achievement, Perseverance, and Courage	Mingrui (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner). He first inherited as first-rank Duke Who Receives Imperial Grace; in the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong he was promoted to first-rank Duke Who Receives Imperial Grace and Persevering Courage for military merit. In the first month of the thirty-third year, for advancing against Burma and penetrating enemy territory, he was made first-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity, Achievement, Perseverance, and Courage with perpetual succession. He died in battle in the second month; posthumous name Guolie.	Huilun (son of Mingrui). He inherited in the thirty-third year of Qianlong.	Boqitu (son of Huilun). He inherited in the second year of Jiaqing; he died in the seventh month of the thirteenth year of Daoguang; posthumous name Jingxi.	Jingqing (son of Boqitu). He inherited in the fourteenth year of Daoguang.	Jingshou (younger brother of Jingqing). He inherited in the sixth year of Xianfeng; he died in the sixth month of the fifteenth year of Guangxu; posthumous name Duanqin.	Linguang (son of Jingshou). He inherited in the fifteenth year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity, Strategy, and Martial Courage	Agui (Manchu Plain White Banner). In the first month of the forty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank Duke Who Commends Sincerity, Strategy, and Martial Courage with perpetual succession for pacifying the two Jinchuan regions. He died in the eighth month of the second year of Jiaqing; posthumous name Wencheng; he was granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.	Adisi (son of Agui). He inherited on the dingwei day of the twelfth month of the second year of Jiaqing and served as General of Chengdu; in the third month of the fifth year he was stripped for a crime and exiled.	Nayangui (son of Adisi). He inherited on the renxu day of the twelfth month of the fifth year of Jiaqing.	Chengpei (adopted son of Nayangui).	Jixun (adopted son of Chengpei). He inherited in the second year of Guangxu.	Yuxing (son of Jixun). He inherited in the twenty-second year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Surpasses Courage	Hailancha (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner; granted the title Baturu). In the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong he received commandant of cavalry for military merit, with an additional yunqiwei hereditary office. In the forty-first year he was promoted to first-rank Marquis Who Surpasses Courage; in the fifty-second year to second-rank Duke Who Surpasses Courage; in the fifty-seventh year to first-rank Duke Who Surpasses Courage with perpetual succession. He died in the third month of the fifty-eighth year; posthumous name Wuzhuang.	Anlu (son of Hailancha). In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong he inherited commandant of cavalry for his father's military merit; in the twelfth month of the fifty-eighth year he inherited as first-rank Duke Who Surpasses Courage; he died in the fourth year of Jiaqing; posthumous name Zhuangyi.	Entehemozhalafen (Inherited in the fourth year of Jiaqing).	Ancheng (Inherited in the sixth year of Jiaqing).	Ayuxi (Inherited in the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing).	Kexing'e (Inherited in the twentieth year of Daoguang).	Aling'a (Inherited in the twenty-second year of Daoguang).	Xiangbao (Inherited in the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang).	Zhamian (Inherited in the twelfth year of Tongzhi).	Ruipu (son of Zhamian). He inherited in the eighteenth year of Guangxu.	Wolinbao (Inherited in the twenty-fifth year of Guangxu).
First-rank Duke Who Commends Strategy and Courage	Sun Shiyi (of Renhe, Zhejiang). In the twelfth month of the fifty-third year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank Duke Who Commends Strategy and Courage for pacifying Annam; in the first month of the following year he was stripped. In the fourth month of the first year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as third-rank baron for suppressing sectarian bandits; he soon died in camp; posthumous name Wenjing; he was posthumously restored to duke; his petition was granted to enter the Chinese Plain White Banner register; his grandson inherited at reduced rank as earl.	Sun Jun (grandson of Sun Shiyi). He inherited as earl in the seventh month of the first year of Jiaqing and was soon suspended; in the sixth month of the eleventh year he was stripped and his banner registration was revoked.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement	Heshen (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). In the forty-ninth year of Qianlong he merged his hereditary offices and was enfeoffed as first-rank baron; in the fifty-third year he was promoted to third-rank Earl Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement. In the eighth month of the third year of Jiaqing he was promoted to first-rank Duke Who Commends Loyalty and Achievement for capturing Wang Sanhuai; in the first month of the fourth year he was ordered to die; the dukedom was revoked but the earldom remained.	Fengshenyinde (son of Heshen). He inherited as earl in the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing and was soon stripped; in the twelfth month of the seventh year he was granted commoner duke rank; in the eighth month of the eighth year it was revoked; in the twelfth month of the twelfth year he was again granted earl rank; in the fourth month of the fifteenth year he was again promoted to duke rank; he soon died with no successor.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor and Courage	Eledengbao (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). In the first year of Jiaqing he was enfeoffed as first-rank Marquis Who Commends Martial Valor and Courage for pacifying the Miao frontier; in the second year he was demoted to third-rank earl for failing against sectarian bandits; in the third year he was stripped; in the fourth year he was made second-rank baron, then first-rank baron, then second-rank viscount, then third-rank earl. In the first month of the seventh year he was again demoted to first-rank baron; in the twelfth month, for pacifying sectarian bandits in the three provinces, he was enfeoffed as first-rank marquis with perpetual succession; in the eighth month of the tenth year he became third-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor and Courage; he soon died; posthumous name Zhongyi; his son inherited at reduced rank.	Mo'ergeng'e (son of Eledengbao). He inherited as first-rank marquis in the tenth year of Jiaqing.	Halang'a (younger brother of Mo'ergeng'e). He inherited in the thirteenth year of Jiaqing; he died in the thirtieth year of Daoguang; posthumous name Gangke.	Naming (son of Halang'a). He inherited in the thirtieth year of Daoguang.	Rongquan (son of Naming). He inherited in the first year of Xianfeng.	Fukang (son of Rongquan). He inherited in the third year of Guangxu.
First-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor and Courage	Changling (Mongol Plain White Banner). In the eighth year of Daoguang he was enfeoffed as second-rank Duke Who Commends Martial Valor and Courage for pacifying Jahangir; in the seventeenth year he was promoted to first-rank duke with perpetual succession; he died in the eighteenth year; posthumous name Wenxiang.	Guilun (Changlingson. He daoguangeighteenth yearinherited. Died, posthumous name Keshen).	Linxing (Guilunadopted son).	Chengde (Linxingson. He guangxufifth yearinherited).	Chengduan (Linxingadopted son. He guangxuseventh yearinherited).	Kuiyuan (Chengduanson. He guangxuthirty-fourth yearinherited).
second-rank duke	Yinggu'erdai (Manchu Plain White Banner). For accumulated military merit and merit ratings he was repeatedly raised to third-rank angban zhangjing; in the third month of the second year of Shunzhi he was promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke; in the sixth month of the fourth year he became second-rank duke for merit rating; he died in the second month of the fifth year.	Yitu (son of Yinggu'erdai). He inherited in the ninth month of the fifth year of Shunzhi; later he was reduced to third-rank jingqi niha fan for an offense; in the ninth year an amnesty decree raised him to second rank; he died that year; in Chinese registers he is recorded as second-rank viscount.	Shuota (younger brother of Yitu). He inherited as second-rank viscount in the fourth month of the ninth year of Shunzhi.	E'erjin (Shuotauncle of grandson. He kangxitwenty-second yeartenth monthinherited. Stripped for crime).	Yingmin (grandson of Yinggu'erdai). In the eleventh month of the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi he inherited at reduced rank as third-rank jingqi niha fan; in Chinese registers this is third-rank viscount; he was stripped for an offense.	Yingjun (Yingminson. He yongzhengsixth yeartwelfth monthinherited).	Baohe (Yingjunson. He qianlongtwelfth yearfourth monthinherited).	Zhechen (Baoheson. He qianlongforty-seventh yeartwelfth monthinherited).	Fuzhulong'a	Haiqing	Zhiqin	Rubì	Alaha
second-rank duke	Luobi (uncle of first-rank Earl Chengni). In the twelfth year of Shunzhi, merging his own first-rank adaha fan, he inherited as second-rank duke.
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Courage and Diligence	Heshuotu (son of third-rank viscount Heheli). He first inherited his father's office; in the second year of Tiancong he was promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke for military merit. Upon his death he received the posthumous title Duankuo; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he was granted third-rank Duke Who Commends Courage and Diligence with perpetual succession.	He'erben (Heshuotuson. He tiancongeighth yearfifth monthinherited).	Zhe'erben (He'erbenyounger brother. He chongdefourth yearsixth monthinherited).	Subu (Zhe'erbenyounger brother. He shunzhififth yearseventh monthinherited).	Gunbu (son of Suobu's elder brother). He inherited in the third month of the seventh year of Shunzhi; in the first month of the ninth year an amnesty decree promoted him to first-rank duke; he soon died.	Pengchun (Son of Gunbuuncle of. He ninth year of Shunzhisixth monthinherited. He fortieth year of Kangxi, retired due to illness).	Zengshou (Pengchunson. He kangxifortieth yearfourth monthreduced to inheritedthird-rank duke).	Hengtai (son of Zengshou). He inherited in the twelfth month of the sixtieth year of Kangxi; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited as third-rank Duke Who Commends Courage and Diligence; he was stripped for an offense.	Selengge (Hengtaielder brother of son. He yongzhengeleventh yearninth monthinherited).	Heyinbu (Selenggeyounger cousin. He qianlongfourteenth yearsixth monthinherited).	Mingying (Heyinbuyounger cousin. He qianlongsixteenth yeartwelfth monthinherited).	Hesebu (younger cousin of Mingying). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fiftieth year of Qianlong.	Fuyin (Hesebuson. He jiaqingthird yearinherited).	Qingrui (son of Fuyin). He inherited in the first year of Daoguang.	Anahonga (Qingruiadopted son. He xianfengthird yearinherited).	Xianling (Anahongason. He guangxueighth yearinherited).	Yusui (Xianlingson. He guangxuthirteenth yearinherited).	Puling (Xianlingyounger brother. He guangxutwenty-second yearinherited).	Cunzhong (Xianlingadopted son. He guangxuthirty-fourth yearinherited).
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve	Tuerge (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner; first-rank viscount, son of the posthumously enfeoffed Duke of Grand Perseverance Eyidu). For accumulated military merit he was repeatedly raised to third-rank angban zhangjing, then stripped; later restored by military merit; in the tenth month of the eighth year of Chongde he was promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke. He died in the second year of Shunzhi; in the ninth month he was posthumously titled Zhongyi and granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he received the designation Firm Resolve.	Kebusuo (son of Tuerge). In the second month of the second year of Shunzhi he inherited at reduced rank as third-rank angban zhangjing; he was soon stripped for crime; in the intercalary third month of the eighth year, when cleared, he inherited his father's third-rank duke; in the first month of the ninth year an amnesty decree made him second-rank duke; he was stripped for an offense.	Ebilun (younger brother of Tuerge). He first inherited as first-rank viscount (see separate entry); in the first month of the ninth year of Shunzhi he merged Kebusuo's title as first-rank duke. In the eighth month of the sixth year of Kangxi regency merit added a second first-rank duke, the original going to his son Faka; in the ninth year the granted duke was stripped, then soon restored. He died in the twelfth year; posthumous name Kexi. In the sixteenth year the Kangxi Emperor made his daughter empress Xiaozhaoren.	Faka (Son of Ebilun. He sixth year of Kangxi eighth monthinherited. Twenty-fifth year, stripped for an offense).	Aling'a (Fakayounger brother. He kangxitwenty-fifth yearfourth monthinherited).	A'ertong'a (Aling'son of a. He fifty-sixth year of Kangxi fourth month, revokedamnesty-granted portion, inherited at reduced ranksecond-rank duke. He second year of Yongzhengtenth month, stripped for an offense).	Yinde (elder brother of Aling'a). He first inherited as recorded in the viscount table; he inherited again in the tenth month of the second year of Yongzheng; in the fourth month of the fifth year he retired due to illness and had his son inherit the dukedom; he died in the tenth month; posthumous name Minjing.	Neqin (son of Yinde). He inherited in the fourth month of the fifth year of Yongzheng; in the twelfth month of the thirteenth year, for diligent conduct and conscientious service, he was promoted to second-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve and then to first-rank duke; he was stripped in the ninth month of the thirteenth year of Qianlong.	Celeng (elder brother of Neqin). He inherited as second-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve in the thirteenth year of Qianlong and was stripped of rank for crime.	Da'erdang'a (younger cousin of Celeng). He first inherited as recorded in the viscount table; he inherited in the ninth month of the nineteenth year of Qianlong; in the twenty-second year he was stripped of rank for an offense.	Alihun (younger cousin of Da'erdang'a). He inherited in the twenty-third year of Qianlong; in the twenty-fourth year he received one yunqiwei for military merit and became first-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve; he died in the thirty-fourth year; posthumous name Xiangzhuang; in the forty-second year he was posthumously enfeoffed as first-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve and Persevering Courage.	Fengsheng'e (son of Alihun). He inherited in the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong; in the forty-first year, for military merit, he received the added designation Persevering Courage and became first-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve and Persevering Courage; he was separately granted a first-rank viscount recorded in the viscount table; he died in the tenth month of the forty-second year; posthumous name Chengwu.	Ming'an (adopted heir of Fengsheng'e). He inherited in the seventh month of the forty-second year of Qianlong and was stripped in the seventh year of Jiaqing.	Xingchang (He jiaqingseventh yearinherited).	Nasubatu (He jiaqingtenth yearinherited).	Bayarzhuoketuo (Fengsheng'egrandson. He daoguangfifth yearinherited).	Baoquan (He tongzhithird yearinherited).	Tielin (He guangxutwenty-seventh yearinherited).
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Righteous Service	Engedeli (Manchu Plain Yellow Banner). In the eighth year of Tiancong he was appointed third-rank angban zhangjing for leading his people in submission. He died in the first year of Chongde; later posthumous name Duanshun. In the seventh year of Yongzheng a special edict posthumously enfeoffed him as third-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year he received the designation Righteous Service.	E'erkedaiqing (son of Engedeli). He inherited as third-rank angban zhangjing in the first year of Chongde and was raised to second rank in the second year of Shunzhi; in the seventh year an amnesty decree made him third-rank marquis. Later he lost the marquisate and was reduced to second-rank jingqi niha fan; when cleared he became first-rank marquis; two amnesty decrees in the ninth year raised him to second-rank duke; in the seventh month he merged his brother Suo'erha's title and became first-rank duke; in the eleventh year he was reduced to second-rank duke for an offense; later he was stripped for crime.	Nangnuke (elder brother of E'erkedaiqing). In the sixteenth year of Shunzhi, because E'erkedaiqing was guilty, he inherited their father's third-rank jingqi niha fan and merged his own second-rank adaha fan as second-rank earl. In the sixth year of Kangxi he transferred the inherited office to his brother's son while retaining his own second-rank adaha fan; in Chinese registers this is second-rank commandant of chariots.	Dashou (son of E'erkedaiqing). In the sixth year of Kangxi a special edict granted him inheritance as second-rank duke.	Feiyanggu (elder brother of Dashou). He inherited as third-rank duke in the eighth year of Kangxi and assigned one tuo shala ha fan to his uncle Suo'erha's son Seleng for inheritance.	La'atai (son of Feiyanggu). He inherited in the twenty-eighth year of Kangxi.	Ga'ersa (son of La'atai's younger brother). In the fifty-fourth year of Kangxi he revoked the amnesty-granted portion and inherited as first-rank marquis; in the seventh year of Yongzheng a special edict made him third-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year he inherited as third-rank Duke Who Commends Righteous Service.	Yingtai (son of Ga'ersa). In the twelfth month of the ninth year of Qianlong he still inherited at reduced rank as first-rank marquis; in the fourteenth year he again received the designation Righteous Service.	Anlin (son of Yingtai). He inherited in the twelfth month of the thirty-third year of Qianlong and was stripped for an offense.	Chengde (Anlinson. He qianlongforty-seventh yeartwelfth monthinherited. Daoguangthird yeardied. Posthumous name Wenqin).	Qishan (son of Chengde). He inherited in the third year of Daoguang; in the first month of the twenty-first year he was stripped for unauthorized cession of territory; he later died.	Songgui (Qishanclansman's son. He daoguangtwenty-first yearinherited).	Lirui (Songguiadopted son. He tongzhieighth yearinherited).	Entehetu (Liruiadopted son. He guangxuthirty-fourth yearinherited).
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Trustworthy Courage	Fuyingdong (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner). In the Taizu reign he was appointed third-rank commandant-general for accumulated military merit. He died in the fifth year of Tianming; in the first year of Chongde he was posthumously enfeoffed as Duke of Direct Righteousness and granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple. In the sixteenth year of Shunzhi, as the foremost founding merit-holder, he was specially granted third-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he received the designation Trustworthy Courage with perpetual succession.	Suohai (son of Fuyingdong). He inherited as third-rank commandant-general in the fifth year of Tianming; in Chinese registers this is third-rank viscount.	Nahai (elder brother of Suohai). With his younger brother Tulai he divided the inheritance of third-rank commandant-general; he was stripped for an offense. Tulai (younger brother of Suohai). With his elder brother Nahai he divided the inheritance of third-rank commandant-general; he was stripped for an offense.	Chakani (younger brother of Suohai). In the eighth year of Tiancong he changed to inherit as third-rank angban zhangjing; in Chinese registers this is third-rank viscount.	Wohei (son of Chakani). He inherited in the eighth year of Chongde; an amnesty decree raised him to second-rank jingqi niha fan; in the ninth year of Shunzhi he was cumulatively raised to first rank; in the sixteenth year a special edict granted him third-rank duke.	Fu'erdan (son of Wohei). He inherited in the thirtieth year of Kangxi; in the ninth year of Yongzheng he was promoted to third-rank Duke Who Commends Trustworthy Courage; he was stripped in the ninth month of the tenth year; he later died; posthumous name Wenque.	Zhaode (Fu'erdanson. He yongzhengeleventh yearinherited. Stripped for an offense).	Hadaha (younger brother of Zhaode). He inherited in the first year of Qianlong and was stripped in the twenty-second year for an offense.	Haning'an (Hadahason. He qianlongtwenty-second yearinherited. Stripped for an offense).	Zhaode (Fu'erdanson. He qianlongtwenty-third yearagain inherited).	Fuxing (son of Zhaode). He originally inherited yunqiwei; in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong he was merged as second-rank Duke Who Commends Trustworthy Courage; in the forty-third year he was promoted to first-rank duke; upon his death he received posthumous name Qinyi.	Furui (Fuxingyounger brother. He qianlongfifty-fourth yearinherited).	Anning (Furuibrother's son. He jiaqingfifth yeartwelfth monthinherited).	Shenggui (Anningson. He jiaqingfifteenth yearinherited).	Lianshou (He xianfengfourth yearinherited).	Dingchang (Lianshouson. He guangxufourth yearinherited).	Ximing (He guangxutwenty-seventh yearinherited).
third-rank duke	Wuneige (Mongol Plain White Banner). For coming in submission and military merit he was repeatedly raised to third-rank commandant-general; in the fifth month of the eighth year of Tiancong he was promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke for military merit.	Guangtai (son of Wuneige). He inherited in the second month of the ninth year of Tiancong; in the sixth month of the fourth year of Chongde he was reduced to first-rank meile zhangjing for crime and his elder brother Qimotuke inherited.	Qimotuke (elder brother of Guangtai). He inherited as first-rank meile zhangjing in the fourth year of Chongde; in Chinese registers this is first-rank baron.	Guangtai (younger brother of Qimotuke). In the fourth month of the fifth year of Shunzhi he again inherited as first-rank ashan iha fan; in the seventh year an amnesty decree made him third-rank jingqi niha fan; for an offense he was reduced to first-rank ashan iha fan with one tuo shala ha fan; in the ninth year two amnesty decrees raised him to second-rank jingqi niha fan; later he was again reduced to first-rank ashan iha fan and his elder brother's son Shahana inherited; in Chinese registers this is first-rank baron.	Shahana (son of Guangtai's elder brother). He first inherited his father Qimotuke's baitala bule ha fan with an added tuo shala ha fan by amnesty decree; in the eighth year of Kangxi he inherited his uncle Guangtai's office and merged as second-rank jingqi niha fan; in Chinese registers this is second-rank viscount.	Zhiyong (Shahanayounger brother of son. He kangxitwenty-first yearinherited. Stripped for crime).	Yanfu (son of Zhiyong). In the eighth year of Yongzheng he revoked the amnesty-granted portion and inherited as third-rank jingqi niha fan; in Chinese registers this is third-rank viscount.	Ayuxi (Yanfuson. He qianlongeighteenth yearinherited. Stripped for an offense).	Antai (Ayuxibrother's son. He qianlongnineteenth yearinherited).	Yilu'ertu (Antaison. He qianlongfortieth yearinherited).	Foxing'e (son of Yilu'ertu). He inherited in the first year of Jiaqing.	Fuzhulong'a (Foxing'eyounger brother).	Yingrui (Fuzhulong'ason).	Yongfu (Yingruison).
Third-rank Duke Who Establishes Martial Glory	Duonikuruge (Mongol Bordered Yellow Banner). For accumulated military merit he was appointed first-rank angban zhangjing; he died in battle in the seventh year of Chongde and was posthumously promoted beyond rank to third-rank duke; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he received the designation Establishes Martial Glory.	Boluo (Duonikurugeson. He chongdeseventh yeareighth monthinherited).	Ga'erma (Boluoson. He shunzhininth yearsixth monthinherited).	Duga'er (son of Ga'erma). He inherited in the twelfth month of the forty-sixth year of Kangxi.	Dashilinchen (son of Duga'er). He inherited in the twelfth month of the fifty-fourth year of Kangxi; in the third month of the ninth year of Yongzheng he inherited as third-rank Duke Who Establishes Martial Glory.	Minzhu'erduoerji (Dashilinchenson. He qianlongeighteenth yeartwelfth monthinherited).	Zhamuba'ercheling (Minzhu'erduoerjison. He qianlongfifty-fifth yearinherited).	A'ertaxidi	Suotenamula (A'ertaxidison).	Lingjinduo'erjitoke (Suotenamulason).	Demuchukezhabu (Lingjinduo'erjitokeyounger brother. He guangxusecond yearinherited).
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Prestige and Faith	Yue Zhongqi (of Chengdu, Sichuan). In the third month of the second year of Yongzheng he was enfeoffed as third-rank duke for pacifying Qinghai; in the fourth month of the tenth year he was reduced to marquis for an offense and in the seventh month stripped; in the third month of the fourteenth year of Qianlong he was restored as third-rank Duke Who Commends Prestige and Faith; he died in the nineteenth year; posthumous name Xiangqin; his son inherited at reduced rank.
Third-rank Duke Who Commends Righteous Martyrdom	Namuzha'er (Mongol Plain White Banner). In the twenty-first year of Qianlong he was enfeoffed as first-rank Earl Who Commends Diligent Achievement for military merit; he died in battle in the fourth month of the twenty-fourth year; he was posthumously enfeoffed as Duke Who Commends Righteous Martyrdom with perpetual succession; posthumous name Wuyi.	Baoning (Namuzha'erson. He qianlongtwenty-fourth yearfourth monthinherited. Jiaqingthirteenth yeardied. Posthumous name Wenduan).	Qingxiang (son of Baoning). He inherited in the twelfth month of the thirteenth year of Jiaqing; in the sixth month of the sixth year of Daoguang, for dying a martyr at Kashgar, he was merged as first-rank Duke Who Commends Righteous Martyrdom; posthumous name Zhuangzhi.	Wenhui (son of Qingxiang). He inherited as first-rank Duke Who Commends Righteous Martyrdom in the sixth year of Daoguang.	Dijian (son of Wenhui). He inherited in the first year of Xianfeng.	Xizhang (Dijianson. He guangxutwenty-fifth yearinherited).
Duke of Continued Submission	Shen Zhixiang (Chinese Plain White Banner). In the tenth month of the fourth year of Chongde he came in submission and was enfeoffed as Duke of Continued Submission.	Shen Yongzhong (son of Zhixiang's elder brother). He inherited in the second month of the sixth year of Shunzhi and was stripped in the twelfth year for an offense.	Shen Yongxing (younger cousin of Yongzhong). He inherited in the sixth month of the twelfth year of Shunzhi.	Shen Rui (son of Yongzhong). He inherited in the fourth month of the ninth year of Kangxi; in the eleventh month of the twentieth year the whole household died as martyrs in Fujian.	Shen Xiongzhao (grandson of Rui's uncle). He inherited in the tenth month of the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi.	Shen Zhiyi (son of Xiongzhao). He inherited in the seventh month of the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi.	Shen Duo (son of Zhiyi). He inherited in the third month of the third year of Yongzheng.	Shen Dingwen (son of Duo). He inherited in the twelfth month of the nineteenth year of Qianlong and was stripped in the twenty-third year for an offense.	Shen Guangwen (younger brother of Dingwen). He inherited in the twelfth month of the thirty-third year of Qianlong.	Detong (son of Guangwen). He inherited in the twelfth month of the thirty-ninth year of Qianlong.	Yushan (Detongson. He daoguangfourth yearinherited).	Shanyou (Yushanson. He xianfengeleventh yearinherited).	Ruikun (Shanyouson. He guangxufourteenth yearinherited).	Mingzhi (son of Rongkun).	Rongshu (Shanyouson).	Qingtao (Rongshuson).
Duke of Grand Perseverance	Eyidu (Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner). In the Taizu reign he was appointed first-rank commandant-general for merit; he died in the sixth year of Tianming; in the first year of Chongde he was posthumously enfeoffed as Duke of Grand Perseverance and granted sacrifice in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.	Ebilun (son of Eyidu). He inherited as first-rank commandant-general in the sixth year of Tiancong; later he was stripped for an offense; in Chinese registers this is first-rank viscount; details see the third-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve above.	Yinde (grandson of Eyidu). In the fifty-second year of Kangxi a special grace grant made him first-rank jingqi niha fan; in Chinese registers this is first-rank viscount; in the second year of Yongzheng he was promoted to third-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve.	Feng'ada (grandson of Yinde's uncle). He inherited in the third year of Yongzheng.	Da'erdang'a (younger brother of Feng'ada). He inherited in the third year of Qianlong; in the nineteenth year a special grace grant made him second-rank Duke Who Commends Firm Resolve while the first-rank viscount was inherited separately.	Tetong'a (son of Da'erdang'a's elder cousin). He inherited in the twentieth year of Qianlong and was stripped for an offense.	Renhe (Eyidu of fourth-generation descendant. He qianlongtwenty-first yearinherited. Stripped for an offense).	Yuqi (fourth-generation descendant of Eyidu). He inherited in the forty-sixth year of Qianlong.	Banxi (Eyidu of fifth-generation descendant. He qianlongfifty-sixth yearinherited).
Duke of Haicheng	Zheng Keshuang (Chinese Plain Red Banner; grandson of Zheng Chenggong). In the fifth month of the tenth year of Shunzhi Chenggong was enfeoffed as Duke of Haicheng but declined; in the eleventh month he was enfeoffed again and still declined. In the twenty-second year of Kangxi Keshuang submitted and was enfeoffed as Duke of Haicheng; he died of illness in the forty-sixth year; there was no succession.
Duke Who Receives Imperial Grace	Bai Wenxuan (Chinese Plain White Banner). In the eleventh month of the first year of Kangxi he was enfeoffed as Duke Who Receives Imperial Grace for submission; he died in the fourteenth year.	Bai Hui (son of Wenxuan). He inherited at reduced rank as third-rank jingqi niha fan; there was no succession.
duke	Chen Fu (of Dingbian Fort, Shaanxi). He held second-rank ashan iha fan with added third-rank jingqi niha fan; in the fourteenth year of Kangxi, as Shaanxi provincial military commissioner he was assassinated; he was posthumously granted third-rank duke; posthumous name Zhongmin.

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