1, Puwell, Aisingiorro
Aisingiorro Puwell (1880, 65438+February 30th-1936, 65438+1October, 10), also known as Xi Jinzhai, the imperial clan in the late Qing Dynasty, the great-grandson of Emperor Daoguang Yongning, and Prince Gong Yi.
Pu Yi was born in Beijing in 1880 (the sixth year of Guangxu) and 13 in February, and succeeded to the throne in 1898 (the twenty-fourth year of Guangxu). Successive chief cabinet secretary, Zhenghongqi Manchuria, minister of smoking ban and other important positions.
19 1 1 year (the third year of Xuantong), after the Wuchang uprising broke out, Yuan Shikai made a comeback, which was resolutely opposed by Pu Yi and Liang Bi, and he organized a Zongshe party in an attempt to stop the north-south peace talks.
After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, Puyi colluded with the Japanese to restore the rule of the Qing Dynasty and launched the Manchu-Mongolian independence movement in the northeast. Moved to Dalian soon. After the September 18th Incident, in order to induce Puyi to cooperate with the Japanese army, the Japanese arranged Puyi to sacrifice the mausoleum in Shenyang with ulterior motives.
Puyi decided to cooperate with the Japanese. From then on, Puyi was wary of Puyi and refused to give him an official position or even money. 1936, Pu Wei died in Xinhua Hotel at the age of 56.
2. Aisinggioro Putin
Aisingiorro Putin (1849- 1900), the eldest son of Aisingiorro Zaidun, was made a vassal in the seventh year of Tongzhi (1868), and in the seventeenth year of Guangxu (189 1), he attacked the Prince of Iraq.
3. Aisin Choro Pulen
Aisingiorro Pu Ren (1965438+September 2008-2065438+April 2005, 10), also known as Jin Youzhi, was the half-brother of Aisin Giorro Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and his father was Aisingiorro Zai Feng, the second generation prince of alcohol.
Puren 19 18 was born in Regent Mansion on the north bank of Shichahai in Beijing in September 2008. His mother is Zai Feng's Fujin Deng Jiashi. 1947 founded Beijing Ye Jing primary school, 1968 retired. He was the seventh, eighth and ninth member of Beijing CPPCC.
After retirement, he devoted himself to the study of Qing history, published articles such as The Life of the Prince in the Late Qing Dynasty, Martial Arts and Practicing, Nalan Xingde and Tong Tang Zhi Ji, The Court's Prejudice on Diet and Medical Care in the Qing Dynasty, Memories of Wine in the Palace, and edited the diary of his father Zai Feng's special envoy.
20 15 April 10 died at 3: 56 pm at the age of 96.
4. Aisinggioro Fu Jia
Aisingiorro Pujia (1908- 1949), the eldest son of Aisingiorro Zai Tao and the cousin of Puyi.
When I was a child, I accompanied Puyi to learn English in the palace and often went in and out of the palace. 1924 1 1 month, Puyi was expelled from the palace and placed under house arrest in Beifu. He is one of them, and he is a witness to Puyi's life after he fled to the Japanese Embassy. After the founding of New China, he worked in the Political Consultative Conference of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He wrote the article "Memories of Qing Palace".
5. Aisingiorro, Pu Jie
Pujie Aisingiorro (1April 90716-1February 28, 994), Fan Bingren, Manchu, was the half-brother of Aisin Giorro Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Pu Jie was born in Mi, the king of Qin Chun, and is the second male member of this family. His father is Zai Feng, the second generation prince of Qin Chun, and his mother is Guarga EULAN SPA01.
Pu Jie used to be honorary director of China Calligraphers Association and vice chairman of the National People's Congress Ethnic Committee.
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