What was the name of Kangxi's son?
As the longest reigning emperor in the history of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi had a total of 35 sons, 24 of whom lived to adulthood. His sons not only played an important role in history, but also became a focus of research and discussion for later generations. The following is a detailed list of Kangxi's sons and their related information.
| serial number | name | Year of birth and death | Ban account | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yinti | 1672-1734 | Prince of Zhijun | The eldest son was imprisoned for participating in the heir apparent. |
| 2 | Yinreng | 1674-1725 | Crown Prince | The second son, both stand and lose |
| 3 | Yinzhi | 1677-1732 | Prince Cheng | The third son, participated in the editing of "Collection of Ancient and Modern Books" |
| 4 | Yinzhen | 1678-1735 | Emperor Yongzheng | Fourth son, inherits the throne |
| 5 | Yinqi | 1679-1732 | Prince Heng | Five sons |
| 6 | Yin Zuo | 1680-1685 | - | Six sons, died young |
| 7 | Yinyou | 1680-1729 | Prince Chun | Seventh Son |
| 8 | Yinxu | 1681-1726 | Prince Liem | Bazi, the main participant in the succession |
| 9 | Yinzhen | 1683-1726 | Beizi | Jiuzi, support Yinhu |
| 10 | Yinzhen | 1683-1741 | Prince Dun | ten sons |
The Kangxi disciples and the Nine Sons competed for the legitimate rights
In the later years of Kangxi's reign, the princes fought fiercely for the throne, which was known in history as "nine sons fighting for the throne." The main participants in the seizure of the legitimate sons were: the eldest son of the emperor, Yinti, the deposed prince, the third son, Yinzhi, the fourth son, Yinzhen (Yongzheng), the eighth son, Yinzhen, the ninth son, Yinzhen, the tenth son, Yinxiang, the thirteenth son, Yinxiang, and the fourteenth son, Yinqi. In the end, Yinzhen won and ascended the throne as Emperor Yongzheng.
| Seize the legitimate prince | ending |
|---|---|
| Yinti | Imprisoned until death |
| Yinreng | Deposed twice and imprisoned until death |
| Yinzhi | Imprisoned by Yongzheng |
| Yinxu | He was imprisoned and renamed "Aqina" |
| Yinzhen | He was imprisoned and renamed "Seth Black" |
| Yinxiang | Employed by Yongzheng, he was granted the title of Prince Yi. |
| Yinqi | imprisoned for a long time |
Special characters among the Kangxi princes
1.Yinzhen (Emperor Yongzheng): The fourth son of Kangxi, he ascended the throne at the age of 45 and reigned for 13 years. We will carry out reforms such as "dividing a small person into an acre" and "returning firepower to the public", establish a military aircraft office, and strengthen centralization of power.
2.Yinxiang: The thirteenth son of Kangxi and the most trusted brother of Yongzheng. He assisted Yongzheng in handling government affairs and was in charge of the household department. After his death, he was given the posthumous title of "Prince Yixian of Loyalty, Honesty, Honesty, Diligence, Prudence, Integrity and Mingming" after his death.
3.Yinli: The seventeenth son of Kangxi, he was adopted as the heir to Prince Zhuang Boguoduo and inherited the title of Prince Zhuang. It was highly used during the Qianlong period.
Hot historical topics in the past ten days
| topic | heat index | Main content |
|---|---|---|
| Real portrait of Prince Kangxi | 8.5 | The Forbidden City releases a batch of portraits of Qing Dynasty princes |
| A New Interpretation of the Nine Sons Seizing the Progeny | 9.2 | Scholars propose economic factors that have been ignored in the process of seizing the heir apparent |
| Controversy over Yinhu’s redress | 7.8 | Discussion on the historical evaluation of "Eight Wise Kings" |
| The mystery of Yongzheng's succession | 9.5 | Newly discovered Manchu documents spark heated debate |
Conclusion
The princes of Kangxi not only left an important mark in the history of the Qing Dynasty, but also became an important subject of later literary, film and television works. From "Yongzheng Dynasty" to "Bubu Jingxin", the stories of these princes have been constantly interpreted. Understanding their true history can not only help us understand the politics of the Qing Dynasty, but also provide a historical background for appreciating literary and artistic works.
Historians pointed out that the competition among the princes for the throne in the later years of Kangxi actually reflected the imperfection of the Qing Dynasty's imperial succession system, which was not improved until Yongzheng established the secret crown prince system. This period of history still provides profound inspiration to people.
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