Which surnames had the most concubine surnames in the Qing Dynasty?

Xianzu Takshi:

Xuan Queen Xitala: Nurhaci’s mother, the daughter of Governor Agu, and the legitimate wife of Xianzu Tak. In the fifth year of Shunzhi's reign, she was posthumously given the title of Empress Xuan. He gave birth to Nurhaci, Shuerhaqi and Yarhaqi.

Step-concubine Nala: the daughter of Wan, Minister of Hada. The stepmother of Xianzu. He gave birth to a son Bayala.

Li Jia's family: gave birth to a son, Mulhaqi.

Taizu Nurhachi:

Xiaocigao Queen Nala: the wife of Nurhaci, Taizu of the Qing Dynasty. Daughter of Yehebele Yangjinu. Born to Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji.

Yuanfei Tongjia: Nurhaci’s earliest wife. Nurhachi gave birth to his eldest son Chu Ying and his second son Daishan.

Step-concubine Fucha: Nurhaci’s step-concubine. Later it was abolished.

The eldest concubine Ulanala: the daughter of Urabelle Mantai. She married Nurhaci at the age of twelve. After Nurhaci died, he was forced to be buried. He gave birth to Azig, Dorgon and Duduo. When Dorgon was the regent, she was given the posthumous title of Queen Xiaolie. Dorgon was given the posthumous title after his death.

Concubine Shoukang Borzigit: the daughter of Prince Kongoer of Horqin. She is the longest-lived among the Nurha concubines. After Kangxi ascended the throne, she was honored as Princess Shoukang, the great-grandfather of the emperor.

Concubine Irgenjueluo: gave birth to a son, Abatai.

Concubine Nala: the younger sister of Empress Xiaoci.

Concubine Zhaojia: Give birth to a son, Abai.

Concubine Niu Hulu’s family: Shengzi Tang in ancient times, pagoda worship.

Concubine Jiamu Hujueluo: gave birth to sons Babutai and Babuhai.

Concubine Xilin Jueluo: Lai Mubu gave birth to a son.

The concubine Ergen Jueluo.

Taizong Huangtaiji:

Queen Xiaoduanwen Borjigit: the daughter of Horqin Beile Manggusi.

Queen Xiaozhuangwen Borjigit: the daughter of Keleqinbeile Zhaisang and the niece of Xiaoduan. Born Shunzhi.

Min Huigong and Yuan Fei Borjijit: the sisters of Empress Xiaozhuang. Concubine Guan Sui Palace.

The eldest concubine of Yijing, Borzijit, was the daughter of Eqigenoyan, the king of Abagai County. The noble concubine of Linzhi Palace. Born Bomu Bogor.

Kanghui Shufei Borjijit's surname: the daughter of Tabunang Bodi Sechuhuer of Abagabu. Concubine Shu of Yanqing Palace.

Concubine Niu Hulu of Yuan Dynasty: the daughter of Hongyi Gongfu Yidu and her son Luo Bohui.

The step-concubine Ulanala’s family: Zihaoge and Luoge.

Concubine Yehenala: Zishuosai.

Concubine Borjigit: a member of the Mongolian Jarut tribe.

The concubine Nala’s family: Gao Sai gave birth to a son.

Concubine Qilei: from the Chahar tribe, she gave birth to a daughter and married Wu Yingxiong.

The concubine Yan Zha’s family: gave birth to a son, Ye Bushu.

The concubine Ergenjueluo: She gave birth to a son often.

A concubine (whose clan is unknown): gave birth to a son, Taosai.

A concubine (unknown about her clan): Give birth to a daughter.

Emperor Shunzhi:

Deposed Empress Borjigit: daughter of Prince Wu Keshan of Horqin Zhuoli Ketu, niece of Empress Xiaozhuang. In the eighth month of the eighth year of Shunzhi, she was conferred the title of empress, and in the eighth month of the tenth year, she was deposed and demoted to concubine Jing.

Queen Xiaohuizhang Borjigit: the daughter of Horqin Beilechuerji and niece of Wu Keshan. In June of the 11th year of Shunzhi, she was named queen. He died in December of the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi at the age of seventy-seven.

Queen Xiaokangzhang Tongjia: the daughter of Shaobao and Gushan'e Zhentong Tulai. Concubine Shunzhi. After Kangxi ascended the throne, she was honored as the Empress Dowager. He died in February of the second year of Kangxi at the age of twenty-four. He gave birth to a son named Kangxi.

The E family of Xiaoxian Houdong: the daughter of E Shuo, the internal minister. In August of the 13th year of Shunzhi, she was granted the title of Concubine Xian, and in December she was promoted to Imperial Concubine. He died in August of the 17th year and was given the posthumous title of Queen Xiaoxian. The fourth son of the emperor was born, Prince Rong.

Zhenfei Dong'e: The daughter of the first-class Ada Haha Pambadu. She was martyred when Shunzhi died, and was given posthumously as Emperor Kaozhenfei during Kangxi's reign.

Shuhui Concubine Borjigit: the sister of Empress Xiaohui. In the eleventh year of Shunzhi, she became a concubine. In the twelfth year of Kangxi's reign, she was honored as Imperial Concubine Shuhui. She was the longest-lived among the Shunzhi concubines and died in October of the 52nd year of Kangxi.

Gongjing Concubine Borjigit’s clan: a member of the Mongolian Haqite tribe.

Duanshun Concubine Borjigit’s clan: Aba Gai tribe in Mongolia.

Ningcuifei Dong'e's family: During the Shunzhi period, she was a concubine. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, he was promoted to the throne. Prince Shengyu and Fuquan.

Kefei Shi’s family: a native of Luanzhou, Zhili. The daughter of Shi Shen, the Minister of Civil Affairs.

Concubine Muktu: Give birth to a son and serve forever.

Concubine Bashi: gave birth to the emperor’s eldest son Niuniu.

Concubine Chen: She gave birth to a son, Prince Gong Chang Ning.

Concubine Tang’s family: a strange gift for giving birth to a son.

Concubine Niu’s family: Prince Chun’s son, Prince Longxi.

Concubines Yang, Wusu and Nala.

Kangxi:

Queen Xiaochengren, Hesheli: a native of Zhenghuang Banner. The granddaughter of Sononi, the assistant minister and first-class prince, and the daughter of Gabra, the minister of bodyguard. In July of the fourth year of Kangxi's reign, she was named queen. He died in May of the thirteenth year and was twenty-two years old. Posthumous title: Queen Renxiao. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, his posthumous title was changed. He gave birth to sons Chengyou and Yunfeng.

Empress Xiao Zhaoren, Niu Hulu: a native of Xianghuang Banner. The daughter of the auxiliary minister and first-class Duke Ji Bilong. She was a concubine at the beginning, and in the 16th year of Kangxi's reign, eight friends were enthroned as queens. It collapsed in February of the seventeenth year.

Empress Tong Jia of Xiao Yiren: a native of Xianghuang Banner. The daughter of the first-class Duke Tong Guowei and the niece of Empress Xiaokangzhang of Shunzhi. In the 16th year of Kangxi's reign, she was designated as a noble concubine. She became an imperial concubine in twenty years. In the seventh month of the twenty-seventh year, she was crowned queen and died the next day.

Queen Xiaogongren, Wu Yashi: the mighty daughter of the military guard. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi's reign, she was designated as a concubine of virtue. In the 20th year, she became a concubine. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, she was honored as the Empress Dowager. He died in May of the first year of Yongzheng at the age of sixty-four. He gave birth to sons Yongzheng, Yunzuo, and Yunqi, the king of Xun County.

Concubine Jingmin Zhangjia: Concubine of Kangxi. She died in the 38th year of Kangxi's reign and was given the posthumous title Concubine Min. At the beginning of the Yongzheng reign, Prince Ziyi was granted the title of Imperial Concubine because of Prince Yunxiang. Prince Yunxiang gave birth to Ziyi.

Dingfei Wanliuha: During the Kangxi period, she was named Dingfei, and during the Yongzheng period, she was honored as Dingfei. He lived until the Qianlong period. She died at the age of ninety-seven, making her the longest-lived among the concubines of the Qing Dynasty. Prince Yunxi gave birth to a son.

Tongbi Nala: a noble person during the Kangxi period. In the second year of Yongzheng's reign, her son-in-law, King Celeng of Khalkha County, was granted the title of Tongconcubine for his merits. Qianlong passed away in the ninth year of his reign. Zi Wanfu and Yunqi.

Guarjia, the noble concubine of Emperor Dunyi: During the Kangxi period, she was the concubine. During the Yongzheng period, she was honored as the imperial concubine. During the Qianlong reign, she was honored as the Imperial Ancestor Wen Hui and the Imperial Concubine. Qianlong died in the thirty-third year of his reign, at the age of eighty-six. She was the last of the Kangxi concubines to die.

Tong Jia, the noble concubine of Emperor Huihui: a native of Xianghuang Banner. The sister of Queen Xiaoyi. During the Kangxi period, she was a concubine.

Concubine Wen Xi, Niu Hulu, was born in Xianghuang Banner. I will give birth to a prince.

The secret concubine Wang of Shunyi: Shengyu Wang Yunyu, Zhuang Prince Yunlu, and Yinzhenjie.

Chunyu Qinfei Chen: Shengli Prince Yunli.

Xiang concubine Gao's family: gave birth to Yin Ji and Baile Yunyi.

I would like to concubine the Hetu clan: I will give birth to Baylor Yunhu.

Shi’s concubine Jing: gave birth to Baylor Yinqi.

Xi concubine Chen: Sheng Shenjun Wang Yunxi.

Mu’s concubine Chen: The prince gave birth to a secret.

Huifei Nala's family: Sheng Chengqing, the eldest son of the emperor Yunzhen.

Yifei Guo Luoluo's family: Prince Yunqi of Shengheng, Beizi Yunxu of Tang Dynasty, and Yinxuzi.

Rongfei Ma Jia's family: Shengcheng County Prince Yunzhi, Chengrui, Saiyinchahun, Changhua, Changsheng.

The concubine Dai Jia's family: Sheng Chun Prince Yunyou.

The good concubine Wei: Prince Shenglian agreed to offer sacrifices.

Ping Fei Hesheli: the sister of Queen Xiaocheng. Yinzhen was born.

Duan concubine Dong.

The noble Zhaojia family.

The noble Guo Luoluo family: gave birth to Yin Yuyu.

The nobles Yuan and Chen, the concubines Niu Hulu, Zhang, Wang and Liu.

Yongzheng:

Filial piety to Queen Nala: a native of Zhenghuang Banner. The daughter of Fei Yanggu, the Minister of Internal Affairs. Prince Honghui of Shengduan.

Xiaosheng Queen Niu Hulu: the daughter of Lingzhu, the fourth-grade official. Born Qianlong.

Nian, the noble concubine of Emperor Dunsu: the daughter of the governor Nian Xialing and the sister of Nian Gengyao. May you be blessed with good fortune, be blessed with good fortune, and be blessed with great fortune.

The pure imperial concubine Geng: Shenghe Prince Hong Zhou.

Concubine Qi’s Li family: gave birth to Hongyun, Hongshi and Hongpan.

Qianfei Liu: Hongzhan, Prince of Shengguo County.

Maobin Song.

Qianlong:

The Fucha family of Xiaoxian Hou: a native of Xianghuang Banner. The daughter of the general manager Li Rongbao. They gave birth to Prince Duanhui, Ji Lian, and Prince Zhe, Yong Cong.

Queen Uranala: the daughter of Zuoling Narbu. Before Qianlong came to the throne, he was the side of Fuji Jin. In the second year of Qianlong's reign, she was granted the title Concubine Xian. Ten years into the imperial concubine. After Xiaoxian died, he became the imperial concubine. Become the queen in fifteen years. Collapsed in thirty-one years. He gave birth to Baile Yongwangji and Yongjing.

Wei Jia's family after Xiaoyi: the inner-governed daughter of Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, she was granted the title of noble concubine, concubine, concubine, and concubine. In the 30th year, she became the imperial concubine. She passed away in the first month of the fortieth year, at the age of forty-nine, and was given the posthumous title of Noble Concubine of Emperor Lingyi. In the 60th year, she was given the posthumous title of Queen Xiaoyi. Born in Jiaqing and Yonglin.

Huixian Emperor’s Concubine Gaojia:

Chunhui Emperor’s Concubine Sujia: Prince Yongzhang of Shengxun County and Prince Zhi Yongrong.

The Lu family, the noble concubine of Emperor Kang Gong:

The Fucha family, the noble concubine of Emperor Zhemin: gave birth to the eldest son of the emperor, Prince Yonghuang.

Wangui Princess Chen:

Yinggui Princess Balin:

Shujia Imperial Concubine Jin Jia: Prince Yongxuan and Yi Prince Yongxuan, Prince Cheng Yongwangxing.

The noble Xilin Jueluo family:

The noble Bai family:

Jin Taifei Fucha family:

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Concubine Yu, Corriette: Prince Yongqi of Shengrong.

Shufei Nala, Dunfei Wang, Rongfei and Zhuo.

Jiaqing:

Queen Xiaoshu, Xitala: a native of Zhengbai Banner. Give birth to Daoguang.

Empress Xiaohe Niu Hulu: a native of Xianghuang Banner. Prince Shengdun Miankai and Prince Rui Mianxin.

Be respectful to the imperial concubine Niu Hulu: Shenghui, Prince Mianyu.

He Yuhuang’s noble concubine Liu Jia’s family, Hua Fei’s Hou Jia family, Jian concubine Guan Jia family, Xun concubine Shen Jia family, Xin concubine Liu Jia family, En concubine Wu Ya family, Rong concubine Liang family, An Concubine Su Wannigualjia.

Daoguang:

Queen Xiaomu Niu Hulu: a native of Xianghuang Banner.

Queen Xiaoshen Tongjia: a native of Xianghuang Banner.

Queen Xiaoquan Niu Hulu: born in Xianfeng.

Queen Xiaojing’s surname, Borjigit, was born to Prince Yigang of Shunhe County, Yiji, Prince of Huizhi County, and Prince Gong Yi?6?0.

Wu Ya, the noble concubine of Emperor Zhuang Shun: Prince Shengchen Yixuan, Prince Zhongjun Yitanhe, and Prince Fujun Yitanhui.

Tong Guifei Sumulu’s family.

Hefei Nala's family: Yiwei, the king of Yinzhi County.

Xiangfei Niu Hulu’s family: Prince Yitanzong of Shengdun.

The noble concubine Guo Jia, the concubine Cheng Niu Hulu, the concubine Chang Hesheli, the concubine Shun, the concubine Heng, the concubine Cai Jia, the concubine Yu Shangjia, the concubine Li, the concubine Na.

Xianfeng:

Queen Xiaode Sakda:

Queen Xiaozhen Niuhulu:

Queen Xiaoqin Ye Henara: Born to Emperor Tongzhi.

Emperor Zhuang Jing’s concubine Tatarashi.

Mei Guifei Xu Jia's family: Shengmin County Prince.

The imperial concubine Tong Jia of Duanke, the concubine Wan of Suochuoluo, the concubine Yun Wujia, and the concubine Yingyi Ergenjueluo.

Tongzhi:

Queen Xiaozhe Alute: the daughter of the number one scholar Chongqi.

Emperor Shushen’s concubine Fucha’s surname:

Emperor Zhuanghe’s concubine Arute’s surname: Xiaozhe’s aunt.

Emperor Jingyi’s concubine Hesheli:

Ronghui’s concubine Xilinjueluo:

Guangxu:

Queen Xiaoding Yehenala: niece of Empress Xiaoqin (Cixi).

Jin Guifei Tatarashi, precious concubine Tatarashi.

Xuan Tong:

Queen Guo Bole Wanrong: the daughter of Rong Yuan, the minister in charge of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Shu Fei Erdet Wenxiu.