List of Kangxi's Sons

Kangxi had a total of 35 sons, of which 11 were not included in the ranking because they died young. There were a total of 24 people listed in the rankings. They were Yin, Yin Among them, Yin Zhen won and inherited the throne after the death of Emperor Kangxi, becoming Emperor Yongzheng. There was no mention of what happened to the other sons.

Kangxi had a total of 35 sons, of which 11 were not included in the ranking because they died young. There were 24 people in the ranking, including Chengrui, Chenghu, Chengqing, Saiyinchahun, Yinyi, Changhua, Yinreng, Changsheng, Wanfu, Yinzhi, Yinzhen, Yinyi, etc. In the end, Yinzhen inherited the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng.

The names of Kangxi's 35 sons are as follows: 1. Chengrui 2. Cheng Hu 3. Chengqing 4. Saiyin Chahun 5. 6. Changhua 7. Yinreng 8. Longevity 9. Wan Fu 10. Fortune 11. Yinzhen 12. Yinqi Yinzuo Yinyou 16. Yinsi Yinsi Yin 'e 19. 20. 21. Yinxiang Yinsi 24. 25. Yinxiang Yinzhen Yinlu Yin Li 30. Yinxi Yinhu Qi Yin Secret Yin Yi

Emperor Kangxi had a total of 35 sons, 11 of whom died early. The following is the introduction of the 24 sons who lived to adulthood: 1. [Aisin Gioro·Yin Ni (eldest son of Kangxi): He was granted the title of Prince Zhi, but was later stripped of his title and imprisoned.] 2. Aisin Gioro Yinreng (Kangxi's second son): Originally the crown prince, but later deposed. 3. Aisin Gioro Yinji (Kangxi's third son): He was granted the title of Prince Heshuocheng and later imprisoned. 4. Aisin Gioro Yinzhen (Kangxi's fourth son): He was granted the title of Baylor, and later granted the title of Prince Yong, Emperor Yongzheng. 5. Aisin Gioro Yinqi (Kangxi's fifth son): granted the title of Prince Heng, posthumous title Wen. 6. Aisin Gioro Yinzuo (Kangxi's sixth son): Died young. 7. Aisin Gioro·Yin You (Kangxi's seven sons): granted the title of Prince Chun, posthumous title degree. 8. Aisin Gioro Yinyin (Kangxi's eighth son): He was granted the title of Prince Lian. 9. Aisin Gioro (Kangxi's ninth son): The title is Gushan Beizi. 10. Aisin Gioro·Yin Wei (10 sons of Kangxi): At first, he was granted the title of Prince Dun, but later he was released after Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne and granted the rank of Duke of Fuguo. 11. [Aisin Gioro·Yinbi (11th son of Kangxi): Died young.] The other 13 sons were not introduced.

Kangxi had a total of 35 sons, 11 of whom died early. We can get the following introductions of the 24 sons who lived to adulthood: 1. [Yin Wei (Kangxi's eldest son): He was granted the title of King Zhi, but was later stripped of his title and imprisoned.] 2. The second son of Emperor Kangxi, Yinreng, was originally the crown prince, but was later deposed. His posthumous title was Mi and he was granted the title of Prince Li. 3. Yin Zhi (Kangxi's third son): Conferred as King Cheng, posthumous title Yin, posthumous title Cheng Yin King. 4. Yinzhen (Kangxi's fourth son): He was granted the title of Baylor and later promoted to Prince Yong. He eventually inherited the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng. 5. Yin Qi (Emperor Kangxi's fifth son) was granted the title of Prince Heng, posthumous title Wen, and posthumous title of Prince Wen. 6. Yinzuo (Kangxi's sixth son): Died early. 7. Yin Xi (Kangxi's Seven Sons): Died early. 8. Yinxiang (Kangxi's eighth son): Died early. 9. Yin Zhen (Kangxi's ninth son): Died early. 10. Yin Lu (10 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 11. Yin Li (11 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 12. [Yin Xi (12 sons of Kangxi): Died early.] 13. Yin Xi (13 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 14. Yinhe (14 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 15. Yin Hu (15 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 16. Yinqi (16 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 17. Yin Mi (17 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 18. Yin Yi (18 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 19. Yin Xi (19 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 20. Yinhe (Kangxi's 20th son): Died early. 21. Yin Zhi (21 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 22. Yin Zuo (22 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 23. Yinqi (23 sons of Kangxi): Died early. 24. Yin Zuo (24 sons of Kangxi): Died early. The above is the introduction of Kangxi's sons based on the search results provided.

The order in which Kangxi's son inherited the throne was Yinzhen.

The order of Daoguang's sons was: Yi Wei, Yi Gang, Yi Ji, Yi Yi, Yi Yi, Yi Xin, Yi Yi, Yi Yi, Yi Yi.

The order of Qianlong's sons is as follows: 1. Yonghuang 2. Yonglian 3. Yongzhang 4. Eternal 5. yongqi 6. Yongrong 7. Yongcong 8. Yongxuan 9. Forever 10. Eternal 11. Yongjing 12. Yonglu 13. yongyan 14. Yonglin 15. The three sons who died young had no names. Note: The given information does not specify the exact birth order of the sons, so the list is provided in the order they are mentioned in the search results.

The order of Yongzheng's sons is as follows: 1. honghui 2. Hongyi 3. Hongyun 4. Hongshi 5. Hongli 6. hongzhou 7. fuyi 8. fuhui 9. Fupei 10. Hongyi

The list of Yongzheng's sons is as follows: 1. Aisin Gioro Honghui, the eldest son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in the thirty-sixth year of Emperor Kangxi. He died at the age of eight. 2. Aisin Gioro, the second son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in the thirty-sixth year of Kangxi. He died at the age of three. 3. Aisin Gioro Hongyun, the third son of Yongzheng, was born in the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi and died at the age of eleven. 4. Aisin Gioro Hongshi, the fourth son of Yongzheng, was born in the 43rd year of Kangxi and died at the age of 24. 5. Aisin Gioro Hongli, the fifth son of Yongzheng, later became Emperor Qianlong. He was born in the 50th year of Kangxi and died at the age of 89. 6. Aisin Gioro Hongzhou, the sixth son of Yongzheng, who later became Prince Hegong, was born in the fifty-first year of Kangxi and died at the age of fifty-eight. 7. Aisin Gioro Fuyi, the seventh son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in the 58th year of Kangxi. He died at the age of one. 8. Aisin Gioro Fuhui, the eighth son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi. He died at the age of one. 9. Aisin Gioro Fupei, the ninth son of Yongzheng, was born in the 60th year of Kangxi and died at the age of one. 10. Aisin Gioro, the tenth son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in the 61st year of Emperor Kangxi. He died when he was only one year old. In summary, Yongzheng had a total of 10 sons. Among them, only Hongli became Emperor Qianlong. The other sons all died young.