Naran Zhide, Yehenara clan, Zi Rongruo, Langjiashan people, Manchurian Zhenghuangqi people. His original name was Naran Chengde, and he was once renamed "Naran Chengde" because he avoided prince Baocheng. He was the eldest son of the university scholar Mingzhu and his mother was the fifth daughter of prince Azig of England, Aisin Kyaw Roshi. Naran had only a short life of thirty-one years, but he was a famous poet (word) person in the Qing Dynasty. Because of his aristocratic origin, but he was uninhibited, he was lightly taken by his fame, and his innate and otherworldly endowments, coupled with his outstanding talent, he achieved the legend of later generations, and was known as the prototype of Jia Baoyu's character. To this day, there are still many fans of Naran.com.
First, children
After Naran's death, the Cabinet Scholar and Ceremonial Attendant taught Xi Shujishi Kunshan Xu Qianxue to write an epitaph for him, which contains the following record: "With the Lu clan, the daughter of the right deputy capital of the Shangshu Du chayuan of the Liangguang Governor Bingbu Shangshu Du chayuan, YuShi Xingzu, the daughter of the first lady, the first king; the successor to the chamber official clan, the Guanglu Grand Master Shaobao first-class Gong Puerpu woman, the fengshu person; the two men, Fu Ge, Yongshou, the widowed son; the female son, all young." Jun was born in December of the eleventh year of Shunzhi, died in May of the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi Dynasty, and was ugly, Chinese New Year's Eve Youyi. ”
According to the report, Naranjud died at the age of thirty-one and was buried in Jingxi Soap Pod Tun. He has three sons and one daughter.
The eldest son, Fu Ge, also known as Fogg, was born in the fourteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1675), and is generally believed to have been born to the concubine of Naran Sex de, Yan Shi.
The second son, Yongshou, was Also known as Fulton and Forton. It is generally believed to be the son of the Lu clan, born in the sixteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty Ding Wei (1677). He was an examiner of the Kangxi Thirty-eighth Year (1699) Heji Branch Shun Tianxiang, and in the Thirty-ninth Year of The Kangxi Dynasty (1700), the Third Rank of the Gengchen Branch was a jinshi. He served as a Qipin official, after which it is unknown.
The third son, Fu Sen, was born in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1685), and should be the "widowed son" described in the Epitaph.
2. Grandchildren
According to historical materials such as the "Eight Flags Tongzhi", the "Eight Flags Clan Genealogy", and the biography of the naran family epitaph, it is known that among the grandchildren of Nalan Zhide, Zhan Dai is the most famous and is the son of a rich brother. He served as the leader of Manchuria under the Zhenghuang Banner, the deputy governor of Mongolia under the Zhenghuang Banner, the vice-governor of Manchuria under the Zhenghong Banner, the vice-governor of Manchuria under the DirectLy subordinate gubeikou, and the viceroy of Gansu.
Although Zhan Dai had the experience of "worshiping Tang'a" (the Qing Dynasty's way of giving priority to cadres for the children of the Eight Banners), he did not have the sense of superiority of the children of the eight flags, he was a low-key person, efficient work, and was known in the world for being "honest and kind". Among the Qing Dynasty archives collected by the First National Historical Archives, there are dozens of pieces of Zhan Dai's recitals. Among them are the folds in which he reported on the investigation and punishment of Wang Tang, Gu Qi, Bai Shi, and others in Koubei Province in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng; there are folds in which he played the folds of the Rain and Flood of the Rehe River in July of the third year of Qianlong; there are folds that he played in December of the third year of Qianlong to report on the earthquake disaster in Ningxia; there are also folds on Zhan Dai that played about the construction of Suiyuan New City, and so on. These folds fully reflect that Zhan Dai is honest and honest, pays attention to the people's livelihood, sympathizes with the people's feelings, and settles the people's hearts, and is a rare good official in an ancient empire.
Suiyuan City General Mansion
3. Great-grandchildren
According to the "Tombstone of the Naran Family - Fugong Shinto Stele", "Zi Nan Yi Zhan Dai, The Guanglu Dafu Zheng Hongqi Manchurian Vice Governor, and also the Guanglu Dafu To Supervise the Directly Subordinate Officers and General Soldiers, the Governor Tongzhi, to administer the tong provincial soldiers, and to control the towns." Lady Pei came out, married shulu Mulu clan, and was enfeoffed as Lady Yipin. Sun Nan Yi Da Hong'a, En Yin Sheng, unhired; female Sun Er, long banner character inlaid with blue flag Manchuria Yongzheng Decu ugly branch jinshi, Hanlin Academy editor Xiu Oren, sub-Xu character set yellow flag Manchurian student Ha Xiang'a. "It can be seen that Zhan Dai has a son named Dahonga and two daughters.
4. Grandchildren
Dahong's eldest son, Nalun, died in the eighteenth year of Jiaqing. For fifty-five years, Qianlong served as a leader, a first-class bodyguard, and a chief. Dahon's second son, Nash, has an unknown life story.
According to the "Submission of the Accounting Department" in the archives of the Qing Ministry of Internal Affairs, after Cheng An (also the grandson of Naran Dexuan, a member of Fu Sen's clan, who was investigated and raided in fifty-five years) was dismissed, the former quasi-governor Yamen found that the Shengjing Zhuangtian under the name of Cheng'an, who had been confiscated into the official, was inconsistent with the record. Even if General Shengjing was ordered to investigate in detail whether there were any omissions. After the general's review, it was found that in Xiuyan and Liaoyang there were ZhuangTian who were "under the names of Nalun and Nashi, the heirs of Cheng'an's ancestors, who lived separately from each other". The Manchurian capital of Zhenghuangqi said that Nalun and others were "the grandsons of Xingde III, the son of Mingzhu, who were not heirs of Kuixu, and under the name of ancestor Zhan, the original Yongzheng was given nine acres and thirty acres of land in Xiuyan and other places, and was handed over to Wang Ming and others to inherit the seeds, and there was no other land. From this archive, it can be determined that Nalun and Nash were the grandsons of Jandai, the sons of Dahon'a, and the fourth grandson of the poet Naranjand.
5. Descendants of Naranjand in modern times
Ye Guangzhong, a descendant of the late Qing Dynasty, belonged to the Fuge clan. It is the yellow flag Han army capital and the white flag Manchurian vice capital, zheng yipin. He died in the 28th year of Guangxu (1902). The eldest son's name was Chang Shun, and he was reparented by The Twenty-eighth Year of Guangxu. The second son, Ye Changjing, died in 1948. Ye Guangzhong's third son, Ye Changxuan, died in 1972. In addition to the descendants of the Furg branch, there is also the descendants of the Fusen clan.