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Zaifeng (12
February 1883 – 3
February 1951), also
known as Tsai Feng,
Prince of Ch'ün,
formally known by his
title Prince Chun, was a
Manchu prince and...
- 1921), of the
Manchu Plain White Banner Gūwalgiya clan, was a
consort of
Zaifeng and the
mother of Puyi (Xuantong Emperor), the last
emperor of China's...
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paternal grandfather of Puyi (the Last Emperor)
through his
fifth son
Zaifeng.
Yixuan was born in the Aisin-Gioro clan as the
seventh son of the Daoguang...
- and
Zaifeng Yixuan (Prince Chun)
Zaizhen (Prince Qing)
Zaizhen (Prince Qing)
Shanqi (Prince Su)
Shanqi (Prince Su)
Zaifeng (Prince Chun)
Zaifeng (Prince...
- two
generations and held by only two
persons –
Yixuan and his
fifth son,
Zaifeng (1883–1951) – who were the
biological fathers of the
penultimate and last...
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oldest son of
Zaifeng,
Prince Chun, and
nephew to the
childless Guangxu Emperor, was
appointed successor at the age of two,
leaving Zaifeng with the regency...
- Puyi, aged two, to
succeed him as the
Xuantong Emperor. Puyi's father,
Zaifeng,
Prince Chun,
served as
regent before Puyi was
forced to
abdicate as a...
- an heir. Puyi, who
succeeded the
Guangxu Emperor, was the
eldest son of
Zaifeng,
Prince Chun, who was born to Yixuan,
Prince Chun and his
second concubine...
- language. Yunying's
courtesy name, Ruixiu, was
given to her by her father,
Zaifeng. Her art name, Binghao, was
given to her by her
brother Puyi. She is also...
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Consorts Zhang Maoying Issue Yuzhang Yuquan Yulan Yukun Yucheng House Aisin-Gioro
Father Zaifeng,
Prince Chun of the
First Rank
Mother Lady Denggiya...
