Muyang'a
| Name | Muyang'a |
| Title | The father of Empress Dowager Cixi, an important maternal relative at the end of the Qing Dynasty. |
| Gender | Male |
| Birthday | — |
| nationality | — |
| Source | https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q8235156 |
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| LastUpdate | 2025-10-27T06:02:27.159Z |
Introduction
Mu Yang'a, born in 1782, date of death unknown, styled Gengshan and Gengshan, was a Manchu Bannerman of the Esang Num (Inner Banner), of the Niohuru clan. He was the father of Empress Dowager Cixi and an external relative of the late Qing Dynasty.
Biographical Overview
- Served as an official in the Youjiang Circuit of Guangxi.
- On September 11, 1862 (the eighth day of the eighth month in the first year of the Tongzhi Emperor), he was posthumously awarded the title of Third Rank Cheng'en Gong (Duke of Appreciation), with the posthumous honor "Rongjing" (Reverence and Respect). On the same day, his ancestor Ceputan was posthumously awarded the same title and honor, with the posthumous name "Duankun" (Diligence and Faith), and his father Fukujing'a was also posthumously awarded the title and honor, with the posthumous name "Duandong" (Diligence and Sensitive).
Family Lineage and Ancestry
- Thirteenth generation ancestor: Suohe Jibaba Yan, progenitor of the Niohuru clan, residing in the Changbai Mountains.
- Twelfth generation ancestor: Zhaosamba.
- From Eleventh to Tenth generation, ancestors are detailed in the family genealogy, including Dulu La Ha, Sardubu Batu Lu, Aling A Bayen, all living around the Changbai Mountains and neighboring regions.
- Grandfather: Ceputan, married Chaku Tazi.
- Father: Fukujing'a, mother belonged to the Jueluo clan; he has maternal relatives through remarriage, predominantly of the Jueluo clan within the family.
- Maternal and remarried maternal side: His primary wife was from the Aisin Gioro (Manchu Imperial clan), father of her was Jueluo Hfonga; his remarried wife was also from the Aisin Gioro clan, father of her was a Jingxing (a Manchu noble).
- Children: Eldest son was Guangke; daughter was Empress Dowager Cixi.
- Relationships with collateral relatives and maternal kin: The genealogy of Empress Dowager Cixi's clan is recorded clearly within the family, including her sixteenth brother Ebilong, daughter of whom was Empress Xiaozhao Ren, and her great-granddaughter Empress Xiaomu Cheng, among others.
Descendants
- Grandson: Engtao.
- Great-grandson: Rongquan.
References
- References are not listed here.
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