In July 1586, the Nurhaci general Jaisa beheaded Nikan Wailan and avenged the tragic death of his grandfather Kyaw Chang An and his father Tak Shi in Gule City, and it was also in the year that his father's great revenge was repaid that Nurhaci married his fifth Fujin, that is, the side concubine Ilgen Kyaw Luoshi.
Ilgen Jue Luoshi was the daughter of ZhaQin Bayan, from a humble origin, and should have been a Fujin married in the early unification of Nurhaci's Jurchen dynasty, although Ilgen Jue Luoshi's family background was average, but in the first few years of marrying Nurhaci, she still received a certain degree of favor, she gave birth to two children in 1587 and 1589.
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The Second Daughter of the Emperor, Nenzhe
Nenzhe is the daughter of IlgenJurossie to Nurhaci, the second in line, it is said that when Nenche grew up, he was married to Iraka by his father Nurhaci, but somehow, this Iraka seems to have eaten the guts of the ambitious leopard, and even abandoned Nengzhe, Nurhaci was furious, and he stabbed Iraka with a knife.
The daughter has no husband, the father will always worry, so Nurhaci chose a good husband for his daughter, he is the son of Yang Shu, the leader of the River Tribe, Guo Luo Luo Luo's Darhan, to say that this Darhan is not an outsider, he is Nurhaci's nephew, that is to say, Nenzhe married to his cousin.
In other words, this Darhan is really a rare talent, he has been fighting bravely on the battlefield for many years, establishing many meritorious achievements, and after the Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne, he was ranked as the eighth minister and the official to the capital, but later Darhan was stripped of his post for instigating his colleagues to compete for merit.
The Emperor's seventh son, Abate
In 1589, just after Nurhaci had completed his conquest of the Jurchen tribes of Jianzhou, IrgenJueluo bore him a son, the seventh of Nurhaci's many sons, and was named Abate.
Abatai is nurhaci's relatively older son, and from the age of 23 he followed his father on the battlefield, gradually becoming a rare fierce general. However, one thing that Abatai could not change was that his mother, Ilgen, felt that Luo Shi's status was low, so no matter how many military achievements he received, Abateay would not gain a high position, which was even more obvious after Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne.
After Emperor Taiji succeeded to the throne, he divided some brothers and nephews, Daishan, Amin, and Mang Guertai, who were older than Abatai, and obtained high positions, needless to say, even Azig, Dolgun, and Duoduo, who were much younger than him, also walked in front of him, which made Abatai very unhappy, so he swore that he would no longer attend any banquets, feeling humiliated, and this situation continued until after Emperor Taiji called Emperor Jianqing.
However, although Abatai always complained, he never made a big mistake, and he was not a threat to Emperor Taiji from a humble origin, so naturally he would not become a target, compared with the brothers Amin and Mang Gultai, Abatai had a good ending.
In the first year of Shunzhi, Abate was made the king of Doro Raoyu County, and three years later, the founding father died of illness at the age of 58.
Grandson who nearly succeeded to the throne
According to records, Abatai had a total of five sons and two daughters and seven children, and among these seven children, the most famous was the fourth son, Yue Le. Yue Le was the grandson of Nurhaci and concubine Ilgen Kyaw Roshi.
Yue Le was a rare general on the battlefield in the early years of the Qing Dynasty, and he had two main highlights: the first was that in the third year of Shunzhi, Yue Le followed Prince Hauge into sichuan and beheaded Zhang Xianzhong, the king of Daxi, and his name was Zhen Xiqian, so that he successfully inherited the title of his father Abatai five years later and was renamed the King of An County.
Yue Le's second highlight was in the thirteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, when the San Clan, led by Wu Sangui, the king of Pingxi, launched a rebellion and the Qing army was gradually defeated. The Kangxi Emperor judged the situation and remembered his uncle Yue Le, who had been abandoned for many years, and from this, Yue Le became a general of Dingyuan Pingkou and entered the Battlefield of Huguang. Facts have proved that Yue Le still has the style of the battlefield, he successfully reversed the passive situation on the battlefield, defeated Wu Sangui, and made Wu Sangui hate Hengzhou.
In fact, Yue Le was one of the important representatives of the reform faction in the early years of the Qing Dynasty, and firmly supported the Sinicization of the Shunzhi Emperor, which made him preside over the Council of Ministers of the Council of Ministers in the late Shunzhi period and became a core member of power. According to the "Biography of John Tang", the Shunzhi Emperor even had the idea of passing the throne to his cousin Yue Le, but in the end he did not make the trip.
Huge family
Speaking of this Yue Le, not only has a high-profile performance on the battlefield, but also shines in terms of the reproduction of descendants, according to records, Yue Le has 20 sons, 23 daughters, a total of 43 children, which can even be comparable to Kangxi. In particular, Yue Le's third successor, Fu Jin, was the daughter of the auxiliary chancellor Sony (Heschel), and was the aunt of Empress Xiaochengren of kangxi, who bore Yue Le 13 children, which was very rare at the time.
In addition, Yue Le also had a granddaughter, surnamed Guo Luoluoshi, who was the daughter of Ming Shang, who was married to Yin Yu, the eighth son of Kangxi, as a concubine Fujin. As a result, most of Yue Le's sons became supporters of the Eighth Master.
In the thirty-ninth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Bellenoni attacked Yue Le when he was in charge of the Zongren Mansion, and at that time Yue Le had been dead for eleven years, but the Kangxi Emperor still ordered that Yue Le be demoted to the title of Prince of An County, and his title was revoked. After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he ruthlessly suppressed the Eight Ye Party, issuing an edict that "the prince of An County is not allowed to inherit", and accused Yue Le of "attaching himself to the auxiliary chancellor, and touching the imperial examination" every time.
Zichen said:
Nurhaci's concubine Ilgen Jueluoshi, in the history of the Qing Dynasty harem, can be said to be a nameless pawn, and the two children she gave birth to were not valued by the Manchu Qing royal family. However, Yue Le, the grandson of Ilgen JueLuoshi, became a well-known figure in the political arena of the early Qing Dynasty, and although he was subjected to a storm of demotion and his descendants were also implicated because of their attachment to the Eight Masters Yin, the merits of Abatai and Yue Le were affirmed by Qianlong.
References: Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Genealogy of Ai Xin Jue Luo, Records of Manchuria