Members of the Prince An / Prince Raoyu peerage
* Abatai (1589–1646), Nurhaci's seventh son, initially a ''beile'' from 1626 to 1644, awarded the title "Raoyu" in 1636, promoted to ''junwang'' (second-rank prince) in 1644, posthumously honoured as Prince Raoyumin of the First Rank (饒餘敏親王) in 1662 ** Yolo (岳樂; 1625–1689), Abatai's fourth son, held the title Prince An of the Second Rank from 1651 to 1654, promoted to ''qinwang'' (first-rank prince) in 1654, posthumously honoured as Prince Anhe of the First Rank (安和郡王), posthumously demoted to a ''junwang'' in 1700 and stripped of his posthumous title *** Ma'erhun (瑪爾渾; 1663–1709), Yolo's 15th son, held the title Prince An of the Second Rank from 1689 to 1709, posthumously honoured as Prince Anyi of the Second Rank (安懿郡王) **** Huayi (華圯; 1685–1718), Ma'erhun's second son, held the title Prince An of the Second Rank from 1709 to 1718, posthumously honoured as Prince Anjie of the Second Rank (安節郡王) **** Huabin (華彬; 1686–1735), Ma'erhun's third son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1705 to 1733, stripped of his title in 1733 ***** Xigui (錫貴; 1707–1772), Huabin's second son, posthumously honoured as a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' ****** Daiying (岱英; 1730–1780), Xigui's eldest son, posthumously honoured as a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' ****** Qikun (奇崑; 1739–1783), Xigui's second son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1778 to 1783 ******* Chongji (崇積; 1780–1821), Qikun's third son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1783 to 1804, stripped of his title in 1804 ******* Bulantai (布蘭泰; 1751–1821), Daiying's second son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1805 to 1821 ******** Hengming (亨明; 1799–1860), Bulantai's fourth son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1821 to 1860 ********* Yushan (裕善), Hengming's eldest son, held a ''fengguo jiangjun'' title from 1844 to 1854 ********** Huipu (惠普), Yushan's eldest son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1854–? ********* Yu'an (裕安), Hengming's second son, held a ''fengguo jiangjun'' title from 1850 to 1875, had no male heir ********* Yuke (裕恪; 1843–1873), Hengming's third son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1861 to 1873 ********** Yipu (意普; 1868–?), Yuke's second son, held the title of a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' from 1873–?Šanggiyan's line
* Abatai ** Šanggiyan (尚建; 1606–1630), Abatai's eldest son, held a ''beizi'' title, posthumously honoured as Xianque Beizi (賢慤貝子) *** Subutu (蘇布圖; 1625–1648), Šanggiyan's eldest son, initially a ''feng'en fuguo gong'', promoted to ''beizi'' in 1646, posthumously honoured as Daomin Beizi (悼愍貝子) *** Qiangdu (強度; 1630–1651), Šanggiyan's second son, held a ''beizi'' title from 1649 to 1651, posthumously honoured as Jiejie Beizi (介潔貝子) **** Yanling (顏齡; 1648–1701), Subutu's eldest son, held a ''feng'en zhenguo gong'' title from 1652 to 1701, had no male heirBohoto's line
* Abatai ** Bohoto (博和託; 1610–1648), Abatai's second son, initially a ''feng'en fuguo gong'', promoted to ''beizi'' in 1644, posthumously honoured as Wenliang Beizi (溫良貝子) *** Wenggu (翁古; died 1647), Bohoto's eldest son, posthumously honoured as Feng'en Fuguo Huaimin Gong (奉恩輔國懷愍公) **** Bowei (博危), Wenggu's eldest son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1647 to 1649, had no male heir *** Jinzhu (錦注), Bohoto's second son, posthumously honoured as Feng'en Fuguo Huaiyi Gong (奉恩輔國懷儀公), had no male heir *** Fokeqiku (佛克齊庫), Bohoto's third son, posthumously honoured as Jiejie Beizi (介潔貝子), had no male heir *** Zhangtai (彰泰; 1636–1690), Bohoto's fourth son, initially a ''feng'en zhenguo gong'', held a ''beizi'' title from 1652 to 1690 **** Baishou (百綬; 1654–1691), Zhangtai's eldest son, held a ''feng'en zhenguo gong'' title from 1668 to 1686, demoted to ''zhenguo jiangjun'' in 1686, stripped of his title in 1688 **** Mingrui (明瑞; 1666–1715), Zhangtai's fifth son, held a ''feng'en zhenguo gong'' title from 1680 to 1698, stripped of his title in 1698 **** Tunzhu (屯珠; 1658–1718), Zhangtai's third son, held a ''feng'en zhenguo gong'' title from 1690 to 1718, posthumously awarded ''beizi'' status and honoured as Feng'en Zhenguo Kemin Gong (奉恩鎮國恪敏公) ***** Anzhan (安詹; 1694–1696), Tunzhu's eldest son ***** Wenzhao (文昭), Tunzhu's second son ****** Fengxin (逢信; 1706–1787), Wenzhao's third son and Anzhan's adoptive son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1718 to 1747, posthumously honoured as Feng'en Fuguo Gongke Gong (奉恩輔國恭恪公) ******* Shengchang (盛昌; 1751–1821), Fengxin's second son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1747 to 1757, stripped of his title in 1757, restored as a ''zhenguo jiangjun'' in 1758 and then promoted back to ''feng'en fuguo gong'' ******** Chengmian (成綿; 1761–?), Shengchang's eldest son ******** Qingyi (慶怡l 1763–1813), Shengchang's second son, held a second class ''fuguo jiangjun'' title from 1784 to 1787, promoted to ''feng'en fuguo gong'' in 1787 ********* Jingxi (景錫; 1793–1834), Chengmian's eldest son ********* Jinglun (景綸; 1796–1847), Chengmian's second son and Qingyi's adoptive son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1813 to 1839, stripped of his title in 1839 ********* Jingchong (景崇; 1811–1880), Chengmian's fifth son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1839 to 1858, stripped of his title in 1858 ********** Chunkan (純堪; 1819–1882), Jingxi's third son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1859 to 1882 *********** Linjia (麟嘉; 1851–1901), Chunkan's eldest son, held a second class ''fuguo jiangjun'' title from 1883 to 1889, promoted to ''feng'en fuguo gong'' in 1889 ************ Zengpei (增培; 1883–?), Rongsen's second son and Linjia's adoptive son, held a ''feng'en fuguo gong'' title from 1902–?Bolo's line
Yolo's line
* Abatai ** Yolo *** Saileng'e (塞楞額; died 1698), Yolo's eighth son, held a third class ''fuguo jiangjun'' title from 1672 to 1698 **** Sehentu (色痕圖), Saileng'e's eldest son, held a second class ''fengguo jiangjun'' title from 1699 to 1722, stripped of his title in 1722 **** Sebei (色貝), Saileng'e's fourth son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1705 to 1751 ***** Saichong'a (賽沖阿), Sebei's 12th son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1751 to 1793 ****** Wu'erxisong'a (烏爾希松阿), Saichong'a's second son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1793 to 1814, had no male heir **** Wu'ertu (務爾圖), Saileng'e's sixth son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1732 to 1750 ***** Linggao (齡高), Wu'ertu's eldest son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1735 to 1771 ****** Dazong'a (達宗阿), Linggao's son ******* Yichong'e (伊崇額), Dazong'a's eldest son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1771 to 1779, stripped of his title in 1779 ***** Lingsong (齡嵩), Wu'ertu's second son ****** Daqing'a (達慶阿), Lingsong's eldest son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1756 to 1769 **** Xiwen (熙文), Sehentu's second son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1711 to 1725, stripped of his title in 1725 **** Chuonai (綽鼐), Sehentu's third son, held a ''feng'en jiangjun'' title from 1712 to 1723, stripped of his title in 1723 *** Saibuli (塞布禮), Yolo's 16th son, held a third class ''fuguo jiangjun'' title from 1678 to 1708, stripped of his title in 1708 *** Jingxi (經希), Yolo's 17th son; see Prince Xi for details ***Family tree
See also
* Royal and noble ranks of the Qing dynastyReferences
* {{DEFAULTSORT:An, Prince Qing dynasty princely peerages Peerages of the Plain Blue Banner