Aixinjueluo Yinli (1697-1738) Prince Feng Guoyi, the seventeenth son of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, half-brother of Emperor Yongzheng, died on the second day of the third month of the 36th year of Kangxi Ding Chou When she was born, the concubine Chen was born as Concubine Chunyu Qin. Its initial order is twenty-seventh. The flag is red flag.

I studied with Shen Deqian since he was a child. He was open-minded and did not participate in the struggle for imperial power. He is also smart and prudent, with outstanding political achievements. After his death, Emperor Qianlong felt deeply like he had lost his leg. Skilled in calligraphy, good at poetry, and fond of traveling, his footprints are all over the famous mountains and rivers of Sichuan, leaving traces of his legacy.

After Yongzheng Emperor Yinzhen came to the throne, in order to avoid naming taboos, except for himself, the other emperor brothers avoided the taboo word "Yin" and changed their rankings to the word "Yun". Therefore, it is also called "Yunli".

He once secretly petitioned him to forgive the people in Jiangnan provinces who owed grain, reeds, school rent, and miscellaneous taxes, and he agreed. As a result, he was praised for his "loyalty and upright nature" and "generous intentions." In the first year of Qianlong's reign (1736), his double salary was suspended. He died three years ago and was given the posthumous title Yi. He is the author of "Chunhetang Collection", "Jingyuanzhai Collection", "Feng Envoy's Travels and Poems", "Engineering Practice" and other books.

A detailed examination of his life

Ding Chou was born on the second day of the third lunar month in the 36th year of Kangxi's reign (March 24, 1697 AD).

Yongzheng commented on Yinli, the seventeenth son of the emperor: "Serving the country with sincerity", "doing his best", and "being very honest in conduct".

Yinli began to accompany him on tours in the forty-fourth year of Kangxi at the age of nine, and he died without title in Kangxi.

On the third day of April in the first year of Yongzheng's reign, Emperor Yongzheng issued an edict to the Ministry of Rites: "Jingling has been decorated very well. The seventeenth elder brother, Sun Zhaqi, and Sarna are very dedicated and respectful in their service. Seventeenth Prince My elder brother was granted the title of Prince of Duoluoguo County..." On the 16th, he officially "conferred the title of Seventeenth Elder Brother Yunli as the Prince of Duoluoguo County..." to manage the vassal affairs.

On May 27, Yongzheng ordered "the right wing forward of Guo County Prince's Office to lead". Attached to the forward battalion.

On the sixth day of July, King Yunli of Zhuoguo County took charge of the affairs of the Mongolian capital of Zhenghuang Banner. On July 27, King Yunli of Zhuguo County took charge of the affairs of the Han army in Xianglan Banner. In this way, Yin Li also took charge of the affairs of the two banners.

On September 30th, Yongzheng gave Yin a gift of 10,000 taels of silver.

On the seventeenth day of the first month of the second year of Yongzheng's reign, Ilbai was dismissed. Yinli officially became the commander-in-chief of the Han army of Xianglan Banner.

On the eighth day of the fifth lunar month, Yongzheng issued an edict: "Yunli, the king of Guojun, will be in charge of the Manchurian capital of Xianghong Banner, and will also be in charge of the Han army capital of Xianglan Banner."

On the eighth day of the second year of Yongzheng's reign, Yongzheng ordered: On the eighth day of the lunar month, sacrifices were made to Dashe Daji, and Yinli went to pay homage to the emperor. On the ninth day of the lunar month, Yinli offered sacrifices to Confucius on behalf of the emperor.

On August 27, Yongzheng ordered the imperial family: "Prince Jiayi will receive a salary of 10,000 taels of silver, and Prince Guo will receive a salary of 10,000 taels from Prince Zhao."

In April of the fourth year of Yongzheng's reign, Yinli was ordered to supervise the Mongolian capital of Xianglan Banner.

Aixinjueluo Yinli film and television image (17 photos) On the eighth day of July in the fourth year of Yongzheng's reign, Prince Chong'an and Yinli of Kang were ordered to be responsible for inspecting the affairs of the Imperial College.

On the fifth day of February in the sixth year of Yongzheng's reign, he was promoted to Prince Heshuoguo. An edict was sent to the Zongren Mansion: "King Guojun is a straightforward and prudent person with outstanding conduct. Since I came to the throne, I have ordered the king to handle the affairs of the vassal court and the three banners for several years. The king has lost his ambition and loyalty, has no regard for his own selfishness, and adheres to the right principles. I do not want to show any favors, but I am grateful and respectful. Although Wang Wei is recovering at home occasionally, he still handles all the matters assigned to him with all his heart. , the grace of the universe will be enjoyed throughout the world, and there will be no other kings who have served in it. I think that if you can serve the country with all your heart, be extremely loyal, and abide by the principle of obedience, your conduct will be better. Because it is particularly difficult, the general Wang Jin was granted the title of Prince, and he set an example for my children and descendants for generations to come."

At this point, the Mongolian capital of Zhenghuang Banner, the Manchurian capital of Xianghong Banner, and the Han military capital of Xianglan Banner were established. The four posts of Tonghe Xianglan Banner and Mongolian Governor were held by one person, Yinli.

On July 11, the seventh year of Yongzheng's reign, he was ordered to manage the affairs of the Ministry of Industry.

On August 28, the eighth year of Yongzheng's reign, Yinli was ordered to prime minister of the three treasury affairs of the Ministry of Household Affairs.

On August 11, the eleventh year of Yongzheng's reign, Yinli was ordered to manage the affairs of the clan.

In July of the twelfth year of Yongzheng's reign, he was ordered to travel to Taining to meet with Kelsang Gyatso.

On the first day of the first month of the Tibetan calendar in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng's reign (Tibetan Spring Festival), the Tibetan local government held a banquet in Huiyuan Temple to entertain Yinli and Zhangjia. After the banquet, Yinli announced the decree to Kelsang Gyatso.

After returning to Beijing on the first day of leap April, Yinli reported his trip to Taining to Yongzheng.

On May 25, the thirteenth year of Yongzheng's reign, Yongzheng ordered Yinli to take Prince Hongli and Prince Hongzhou to handle Miao border affairs.

On September 12, the first year of Qianlong's reign, Yinli's biological mother added her emblem, and on September 13, "I will forever give the prince a double salary..."

September 20 , because "Prince Zhuang and Prince Guo both bowed when they were seated in the palace, and I felt deeply uneasy... They are both sons of Emperor Sheng Zuren and younger brother of Emperor Daxing, so they are my uncles. We are so respected, how can we pray often?" Please bow before me..." He ordered Yin Lu and Yin Li to summon him in the Bian Hall and be exempted from the ceremony of kowtow.

On September 21, Yinli submitted a letter proposing the formulation of "Crimes for theft of Money and Grain".

On the fourth day of October, Yinli was ordered to be prime minister of the clan affairs.

On October 18, Yinli was ordered to take charge of the Criminal Department.

At this time, around November of the first year of Qianlong's reign, he suffered from foot disease.

On February 12, the second year of Qianlong's reign, Yinli wrote the "Edict of Emperor Sejong Xian" to meritorious service.

Yinli passed away on the second day of February in the third year of Qianlong's reign (March 21, 1738 AD). Aged forty-two.

On the third day of February, the eldest brother Yonghuang went to pay filial piety as ordered.

On the ninth day of February, Qianlong ordered an additional sacrifice to Yin Li. His posthumous title is "Yi".

Buried in Shangyue Village, Yizhou.

He is the author of: "Chunhe Tang", "Jingyuan Zhai", and "Collection of Poems on the Travels of Envoys".

Afterwards, Qianlong's younger brother Hongluo was adopted as his son, Prince He Shuoguo. In the eleventh year of Yongzheng's reign, the 'jade certificate' was compiled: "The sixth son Hongluo, at Hai hour on the eleventh day of the sixth month of Guichou in the eleventh year of Yongzheng's reign, the Qian concubine Liu was born." In February of the third year of Qianlong's reign, at the age of forty-two, she was in her prime. Yunli died suddenly of illness. Since the prince's title was vacant, Qianlong ordered the princes and ministers to hold a meeting to determine who could inherit the throne. The next day, Prince Zhuang Yunlu and other officials recommended the sixth elder brother Hongluo, and the succession was decided.

Wife and Son

The direct descendant was the Niu Hulu family of the Jin Dynasty; the side family was the Meng family of the Jin Dynasty, the daughter of Dase.

The first son, who is still unnamed, was born on April 16, Renzi, the tenth year of Yongzheng's reign, and his mother was the Meng family of Xianfu Jin, the daughter of Dase;

At the beginning of October this year He died on the 8th at Shen Shi.

The first daughter was born on the 21st day of the twelfth month of Jiayin in the twelfth year of Yongzheng's reign. Her mother was the Meng family of Xianfu Jin, the daughter of Dase;

She was born in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng's reign. He died on the 29th day of May in Yimao, at the age of two.

The second son (successor) is Hongluo, Prince of Duoluoguogong County.

Prince Guo's Mansion

"Xiaoting Miscellaneous Records" says: "Prince Guo's Mansion was in Caochang Hutong, which is now Prince Rui's Mansion." From the "Complete Map of Qianlong Capital" , Prince Guo's Mansion is in Dongguan Garden, adjacent to Prince Zhi's Mansion in the west.