In the twenty-sixth year of the Wanli Calendar (1598), the 19-year-old Chu Ying first appeared sharp, was ordered to fight against Anchuraku, returned with a great victory, and was given the title of Hongba Tulu. In the thirty-fifth year of the Wanli Calendar (1607), the 28-year-old Chu Ying became famous in the Battle of Wujiyan and was given the honorific title of "Alhatutumen". Subsequently, the 29-year-old Chu Ying was appointed to take charge of state affairs and became the first heir to the Jurchen (Manchu) regime. However, in the forty-first year of the Wanli Calendar (1613), Chu Ying fell at the peak of his power and was imprisoned within a high wall, and two years later, the first prince was beheaded by order of his father Nurhaci...

Manchurian youths are on the verge of emerging
Chu Ying was the eldest son (concubine) of the Tong Jia clan of Nurhachi, who lost his mother at the age of four and followed his father Nurhaci on the battlefield. At that time, Nurhaci was often hunted down and killed by enemies, and once, Nurhaci was surrounded, and he had no choice but to hide the three sons and daughters of DongguoGege, Chu Ying, and Daishan at the bottom of the cabinet, so that the three brothers and sisters of Chu Ying escaped the disaster.
However, it is this kind of sword and light sword shadow on the battlefield that cultivates Chu Ying's courageous and resolute character.
In the twenty-sixth year of the Wanli Calendar, Chu Ying, who was only 19 years old, was ordered by his father Nurhaci to attack the East Sea Female True Anchuraku, but he did not expect that he had won a lot of success and returned with a great victory, nurhaci was very pleased, so he named this eldest son Humbaturu, which means "exuberant hero".
Wu jieyan became famous in the First World War
In the thirty-fifth year of the Wanli Calendar, the lord of the East China Sea Lady Zhenyu You, Cemu Tehei, requested to submit to Nurhaci and asked Nurhaci to send troops to escort the people, and Chu Ying, his uncle Shu'erhaqi, and his younger brother Daishan accepted this mission. However, unexpectedly, on the way, he was ambushed by the soldiers of the Ula tribe, Shulhaqi was afraid to fight, Chu Ying and his brother Daishan fought bravely to kill the enemy, and finally defeated the Ulabu, and Daishan also beheaded the Ulabu general Boguoduo, who was the father of the Emperor Taiji's stepfather Ullanara (Hauge's mother).
This great victory also established the prestige of the Chu Ying brothers, who were given the honorific title of "Alhatu Tumen" by his father Nurhaci, which means resourceful. It can be seen that in the heart of his father Nurhaci, this eldest son is not only brave, but also very strategic.
The following year, the 29-year-old Chu Ying was appointed to take charge of state affairs, thus establishing his position as the heir to the throne of the First Khan.
Contradictions are incarcerated
As Chu Ying's power grew, some of his own shortcomings became more and more obvious, such as flying, grumpy, and not good at interpersonal relationships. Chu Ying used the power in his hands to embezzle the property of his brothers, and the contradictions between him and many brothers intensified, coupled with the fact that Chu Ying had no one in sight and did not pay attention to the five ministers under Nurhaci, which made the other brothers get closer and closer to the five ministers, and eventually became a whole.
In the forty-first year of the Wanli Calendar, the five ministers first told Chu Ying that he was suspected of being a second minister, and in order to maintain the unity of jianzhou, Nurhaci had to alienate his eldest son Chu Ying and imprison him within a high wall. At this time, Nurhaci hoped that Chu Ying could reform himself, after all, the tiger poison did not eat children, however, this Chu Ying did not change his teachings, even burned the table of curses, and claimed to hope that his father would fail in the expedition and become a real dangerous element.
In the forty-fifth year of the Wanli Calendar, after two years of ideological struggle, Nurhaci finally made up his mind to execute chu Ying, the eldest son who was imprisoned within the high wall, and the brave warrior of the early Jurchen regime fell.
Later, two queens were born
Fortunately, Chu Ying's death did not affect his descendants, such as Chu Ying's eldest son Du Du and third son Nikan also received heavy use. It is said that Chu Ying's eldest son Du Du had a son named Mulhu (Chu Ying's grandson), who had two daughters, the eldest daughter married the Minister of the Interior Dong E'shuo, who became the stepmother of Empress Shunzhi Xiaoxian Duanjing, and the fourth daughter married the Minister of The Interior, Uranarafyanggu, and gave birth to Empress Xiaojingxian.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Records of Manchuria, Four Genealogies of the Qing Imperial Family