In the 21st year of Yongzheng's reign, the hereditary and irreplaceable Prince Yi was finally revealed!
"It's full now!" Hong Zhou rubbed his knees and sat on Shu Jin's Arhat couch.
"What's full?" Shu Jin was confused for a while.
Hong Zhou said calmly: "What else could it be? There are only eight hereditary princes."
Oh, you mean this one is full.
Shu Jin silently counted the numbers. At the founding of the People's Republic of China, eight hereditary princes were ennobled. They were Prince Li Daishan, Prince Zheng Jierhalang, Prince Rui Dorgon, Prince Yu Duduo, and Prince Su Hao.
Ge, Prince Zhuang, Shuosei, Prince Keqin, Yuetuo, and Prince Shuncheng, Leke Dehun.
Six princes and two county princes. Among the six princes, except Prince Zheng, who is Huang Taiji's nephew, the other five are Huang Taiji's biological sons. And Yue Tuo is the son of Prince Li Daishan, and Luck Dehun is
Daishan's grandson.
Although several of these eight kings did not die well, except for Dorgon, the other seven kings have been passed down.
In the lineage of Prince Li, he was first renamed Prince Xun, and then changed his title to Prince Kang. Now he is the second Prince Kang, and he is considered to be the great-grandson of Prince Li Daishan.
Prince Zheng's lineage was renamed Prince Jian, and the hereditary title of Prince Jian alone has been passed down to the sixth generation.
Prince Rui Dorgon... Needless to say what happened to him.
Prince Duduo of Yu was baptized, well, his title was not changed, and it has been passed down to the fifth generation.
Prince Su Hauge, the one who competed with Shunzhi for the throne, naturally did not end well. However, the title was passed down, but was changed to Prince Xian.
Prince Zhuang's line...the title now falls on the Sixteenth Master Yunlu, so there is no need to go into details.
Then there is Yue Tuo, the king of Keqin County. His son Luo Luohun was changed to the king of Yanxi County, and his grandson Luo Keduo was changed to the king of Ping County. The current king of Ping County, Fupeng, is already the fifth king of Ping County. Taifu Jin's surname is Cao - ah, yes, this
Prince Wei Ping is Cao Xueqin's cousin.
Finally, there is Leke Dehun, King of Shuncheng County... Although the title has not been changed, the title of "King of Shuncheng County" has been passed down to the eighth one. Oh no, the eighth one was just deprived of the title by Yongzheng and then given to him.
The eighth son.
——It’s not that the line of Shuncheng County Princes has produced nine generations of descendants, but these princes either made mistakes, or stood in the wrong team, or offended the emperor, and then they were demoted—and then
The emperor couldn't erase the royal title set by the founder of the country, so he gave it to your son, nephew, brother, etc...
The eighth Prince of Shuncheng County was actually quite trusted by Yongzheng, and he was even crowned a prince. Unfortunately, during the war in the northwest a while ago, he did not follow the orders of the military aircraft department and did not go to the aid of Yue Zhongqi, although the battle was still won.
But this guy was a real hindrance to the military, and beheading him was not an exaggeration. Yongzheng only reduced his title and gave it to his son, which was actually considered kind.
In short, the inheritance of the eight kings is also strange and chaotic. One is guilty of another, and the other is unlucky. They are seizing titles, conferring titles, changing titles, and adopting children. If you want to smooth it out, you have to waste your brain.
So after stroking it for a while, Shu Jin felt his head was a little buzzing, "It's full when it's full. None of your brothers can be as hard-working and uncomplaining as Prince Yi."
Are you still worried that you want to create a hereditary title of prince, only to find that the quota is full?!
Hong Zhou quickly glanced around and saw no one in the palace, then whispered: "My son has no such plans." - If E Niang gave him a biological brother, he might consider it. As for his son.
We... are indeed a little worried. After all, Changli has already given birth to two legitimate children, and there will naturally be a third or even a fourth in the future.
The hereditary princes were all taken by others, which made Hong Zhou feel a little unhappy.
But then he thought, the children were still young, it was too early for him to worry about this!
What's more, he is still just a prince! His title is not as high as that of his thirteenth uncle!
Why should I just eat carrots and worry about it?
The emperor's grand distribution of titles was even more generous than Shu Jin had imagined. First, he granted various titles to the princes, and then specially granted Prince Yi the title of hereditary and replaceable Prince Heshuo. Then... he also granted an additional title to Prince Yi.
The two sons, Hongchen and Hongxiao, are both Dorobele.
This made Qibele Hongxin sour. Hongxin couldn't help but complain to her brother Hong Zhou in private: "I don't even know who is Khan Amma's biological son!"
The lineage of Prince Yi was so illustrious that Shu Jin had to prepare three congratulatory gifts: one to congratulate Prince Yi for winning the hereditary title, the second to congratulate Hong Chen for being awarded the title of Baylor, and the third to congratulate Hongxiao for the title of Baylor.
In contrast, Hongshi, the king of Kejun, was almost ignored. But this one was said to be so sour that the emperor's sons felt like they were under a lemon tree.
Naturally, there was no such silly boy who came to complain in front of their thirteenth uncle or brother Hong Shen and Hong Xiao. When they met, they all smiled and congratulated.
In addition, Prince Yi has always been respectful, so he did not arouse much jealousy.
In the autumn of this year, Liu Beile and Fujin happily moved to his Baylor Mansion, and Seventh Brother also happily married her beloved Li Jia Qingluan.
The winter of the 21st year of Yongzheng's reign was spent happily in the Forbidden City. Although the emperor occasionally felt cold during the twelfth lunar month, fortunately he was not popular. Liu Guiren was far away in confinement in the Chunxi Hall of the Old Summer Palace, so the emperor died within a few days.
Recovered from illness.
In the spring of the 22nd year of Yongzheng's reign, the emperor had asked the Ministry of Internal Affairs to prepare the imperial chariot to depart for the Old Summer Palace, and Shu Jin had to pack up and prepare to leave.
In the afternoon of that day, the weather was fine, and Concubine Mi happily came to tell her the good news, "Qingluan is happy!"
Shu Jin's jaw almost dropped: "So fast?!"
Concubine Mi smiled and said: "It's not too soon. Hongxin and Li Jia have been married for half a year, so they should be happy."
Shu Jinru was in a dream, always feeling that Hongxin was still a child, how could he become a father in the blink of an eye?
"Congratulations!" Shu Jin came back to his senses and hurriedly smiled at Concubine Mi.
Concubine Mi smiled brightly, "I thought this child was blessed from the beginning, and I look at it, this baby is definitely a boy!"
Shu Jin said angrily: "Don't say this in front of your daughter-in-law, lest she become nervous."
Concubine Mi nodded repeatedly: "Concubine, don't worry! Even if she is a granddaughter, I will still love you."
Shu Jin secretly thought that what Concubine Mi said was not sincere. What does "even" mean she is a granddaughter? He then said: "The couple are still young and their relationship is good, so why worry about their children being dissatisfied?"
Concubine Mi smiled so much that the wrinkles at the corners of her eyes deepened, but she suddenly sighed, "It's a pity that in a few days, Hongxin will also be separated."
Yes, Hongxin's Baylor Mansion is almost finished. Hong Zhou, the foreman, often comes to report the progress of the project to Shu Jin - well, actually he complains more.