A member of the Aisingiorro family.

Aisingiorro is the surname of the Qing royal family. The Manchu word "love new" means gold. Generally speaking, "Jueluo" means surname, but in fact, the word "surname" in Manchu is originally Hala (Chinese Hala, Hala). Manchu surnames are divided into two parts, one is the surname (Hala) and the other is the clan name (Mu Kun) based on blood clan relationship. In the family name of Aisinggioro, Jueluo is the family name and Ai Xin is the family name. The relationship between them is similar to the relationship between a surname and a family in the Han nationality (Zhang and Tongcheng Zhang, Weng and Changshu Weng, etc.). ). In addition to Essien Joro, Jueluo also includes Ilgen Jueluo, Shu Shu Jueluo and Tong Yan Jueluo, all of which originated from the same ancestor. Nala has branches such as Yenala, Ulanala and Huifanala (Ye and Ula are both place names), and Guarga has branches such as Suwany Guarga and Antu Guarga. Because of Essien Giro? After the establishment of Nurhachi, the family became a noble family, commensurate with its full name, and "Ai Xin" became a part of the surname. At that time, it was called faction by westerners, so it was also called Xiuchuan.

In the 1980s, Ai Xinjue Roche was only a small family, including six ancestors of Nurhachi and their 22 sons. From the establishment of Nurhachi after the Jin Dynasty to the demise of Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the post-Jin Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty existed for 296 years and experienced 0 generations 1 12 emperors. In the past three centuries, the emperors of the late Jin Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty had many princesses and empresses, and their descendants also had wives and concubines who were far superior to others. In addition, China advocates the ancient traditional custom of having many children and grandchildren, so the descendants of the Aisinggioro family multiply very rapidly.

Some scholars believe that there were about 100 members of the second generation of Huang taiji's royal family before the late Jin entered the customs. By the third generation of Shunzhi, the number of royal family members was 419; By the fourth generation of Kangxi, there were about 490 members of the royal family; By the Five Dynasties of Yongzheng, the number of members of the royal family had exceeded 1000; By the seventh generation of Jiaqing, there were nearly 4700 members of the royal family; After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, by the 1930s, there were already 20,000 descendants of the royal family. The Genealogy of Essien Choro published by 1936 collects the hereditary data of this family for hundreds of years. From the 1980s of 16 to the 1930s, there were nearly 34,000 descendants of this branch, 46,000 descendants of the whole imperial clan and 34,000 descendants of the Jueluo system, with a total of more than 80,000 people, and this is just men. If calculated according to the ratio of the prince to the emperor's daughter, there are more than 80,000 descendants of the Aisin Choro family, nearly 60,000 descendants of the Gioro family, and the entire Aisin Choro family has nearly 6.5438+0.4 million descendants. In the past 300 years, the Aisin Giro family, because it is in a privileged period, has a very fast reproduction speed.

In the 70 years from 1930s to now, the family of Aisinggioro has been scattered all over the country, and the royal status has become history. It is impossible to modify the genealogy of government behavior, the purity of blood is no longer guaranteed, and the marital status is becoming increasingly complicated. There are few genealogies, so it is very difficult to count the family population. However, before 1937, the puppet Manchukuo emperor Kant compiled the genealogy for the last time, and all the royal families and Jue Luo were listed on it, which is now in the National Library of China. According to the original preserved genealogy and the situation in Xinmin area of northeast Liaoning, it has become normal to systematically revise the Mia branch of Aisingiorro genealogy every ten years. With the approval of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of Liaoning Province, the Miana tribe in Aisingiorro resumed its temples and held family sacrifices on May 13 of the lunar calendar every year.

After the Twelfth Emperor, there were nearly 34,000 men in Aisinggiorro family, more than 46,000 descendants of the whole imperial clan, and more than 34,000 great-grandfathers and grandfathers of Jueluo family, totaling more than 80,000 people. According to the ratio of male to female, some scholars estimated that the family population of Aisin Giro at that time should be close to 654.38+0.4 million.

In the decades after the last emperor, Aisin Gioro, like all families in China, experienced a great historical drift from one place to another. "Aisingiorro" was once a taboo word. If it is used in its own name, it means "conspiracy to restore" Most of them have changed their surnames to Jin, Zhao and Yu, and there are also Ai, Luo, Luo and Zhao ... This huge and complicated family has a population that no one can count. A few years ago, some media visited the royal descendants. However, whether it is the Manchu Society in Beijing, the Institute of Qing History of China Academy of Social Sciences or the Religious Affairs Committee of Beijing, they all said that there is no statistical data in this respect.

Aisingiorro's current family members list

Aisingiorro, aka Kim. Female, Manchu. Born in 1922, the great-granddaughter of the prince of Qing Dynasty, the granddaughter of Zai Zhen, and the fifth daughter-in-law of the Northeast General Zhang. He is currently a member of the Painting and Calligraphy Group of Tianjin Literature and History Museum and a member of Tianjin Senior Painting and Calligraphy Research Association.

Aisinjo Luo Hengshan, 1954, from Shenyang. At present, he is a researcher of China International Painting and Calligraphy Art Research Association, a member of China Social Celebrity Working Committee, the director of the Corporate Celebrity Committee of China Celebrity Art Research Association, a visiting professor of Liaoning University, a visiting professor of Liaoning Art Institute, a visiting professor of Shenyang Gong Li University, a consultant of Shenyang Zhongshan Jinshi Painting and Calligraphy Association, and a contracted painter of Beijing New Times International Media Advertising Co., Ltd.

Aisingiorro Hengtai 1954 was born in Beijing. Graduated from Inner Mongolia Normal University for Nationalities and Central Academy of Fine Arts. It is the descendant of Prince Zong Yi, the fifth son of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty.

Aisinjo Luo Qixiang193111was born in Manchuria. He was born in Zhenghuangqi, Manchu, Jinghui, and the name of Changbai Wolong layman. He is the sixteenth son of Emperor Kangxi, the ninth grandson of Wang Qin Yunlu in Hereditary Heshuo Village, the fourth grandson of Tongzhi Auxiliary Lord, and the general of Guangxu Town.

Aisingiorro Hengkun, the eldest son, the grandson of Emperor Kangxi X, is the special consultant editor-in-chief of the World Culture and Art Research Center, the special consultant editor-in-chief of "Gift of Chinese Characters", "Sea of Chinese Characters" and "Volume of Contemporary Culture", and the special artist (professor) of China-Korea Culture and Art Center.

Essien Choro, 1935, born in Tembo. Member of China Calligraphers Association. Librarian of Beijing Institute of Literature and History. He is the ninth generation grandson of Qing Yongzheng.

Aisingiorro Yu Zhenfeng 1956 was born in Manchu. The grandson of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty and the son of the famous painter Aisin Gioro Pu Zuo.

Aisingiorro Qixin 1942 was born in Beijing. A descendant of Qing Dynasty, he is now a member of Beijing Calligraphers Association and a senior painter of Beijing Molin Painting and Calligraphy Institute. His calligraphy is vigorous and free and easy, which is recognized and praised by people in the industry. His works have won many awards in national, provincial and municipal art exhibitions and have been collected by relevant art institutions. .

Jin Pucong's real name is Essien Joro Pucong, a politician in Taiwan Province Province and secretary-general of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party.

Ariel Aisin-Gioro, female, Manchu, Beijinger, actress, member of the National Film Committee of China Film Association, graduated from the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy with a bachelor of arts. He has made more than a dozen films, such as Love Song of Kangding, Love Years and Looking for Sanjie Liu, and won the Best Newcomer Award at the 2nd Macau International Film Festival, the Golden Angel Award for Outstanding Rookie of the Year at the 6th China-US Film Festival, the Best Actress Nomination Award at the 1st Macau International Film Festival and the golden phoenix Newcomer Award at the 12th China Film Performing Arts Society.

Aisingiorro Ai Qi, Manchu, Beijinger, the 12th grandson of Aisingiorro Duoduo, the 15th son of the Qing emperor Nurhachi (descendant of Lin Shu, the fourth son of Yufeng).

Ai Xinqiao Luo Hengying, also known as Xiying, male, Manchu,/kloc-0, born in June 1955, Changchun native, party member, producer of China, graduated from the Physics Department of Northeast Normal University. He has been a teacher of physics and computer courses since 1978. 1985 was awarded as a lecturer, 1992 as an associate professor and 1998 as a professor. 1982 has served as director of computer teaching and research section, director of computing center (audio-visual education center), deputy director of basic courses department, director of academic affairs office of 1988, vice president of 1994, and president of 1998 Changchun University of Technology; In May 2000, he served as vice president of Changchun Institute of Technology, and in June 2006, he served as vice president of Changchun University of Technology. He is now assisting the principal in charge of discipline construction, postgraduate teaching, international exchange and cooperation, computer information network center and continuing education (adult education).

Aising iorro- Wen Jia, female. Aisingiorro Wen Jia's great-grandfather was Prince Yi, the fifth son of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty. His grandfather Zaiying was snubbed by Cixi, and his father Puyi was 23 years old and taught in the Fine Arts Department of Fu Jen Catholic University (now Beijing Normal University). After 1949, the Wang family of eight was driven out and began to sell their property to live. Then go to Hong Kong.