Fu'erhulun

Prince Furhuren of the Chunqin Prince Peer, a noble descendant of the Qing Dynasty, was born on December 30, 1679, and died on January 15, 1681. His father was Prince Chongjing of the First Rank, Longxi; his mother was Lady Shangjia. His paternal grandfather was Shang Zhilong, belonging to the second generation of the Prince Chunqin lineage. According to the "Aisin Gioro Genealogy" (Aixin Jueluo Zongpu), Furhuren was born in the eleventh month of the 18th year of Kangxi's reign (which corresponds to late 1679), and in March of the following year, he succeeded his father as the heir apparent of the second generation of the Prince Chunqin lineage. He passed away in January 1681, at the age of two. Due to having no heirs, this branch of the Prince Chunqin line became extinct, and its original ennoblement was abolished.

The Prince Chunqin lineage to which Furhuren belonged was a titled branch within the Qing imperial clan, part of the Aisin Gioro family tree. As a second-generation member of the Prince Chunqin lineage, Furhuren carried the responsibility of inheriting the prince's title during his brief life. After his death, this branch did not continue; its noble status was revoked and recorded as abolished in the genealogical records. There is limited publicly available information regarding his early education, residence, official appointments, etc., which are supplementary details recorded in family genealogies.

The core information of this entry is based on the "Aisin Gioro Genealogy," primarily focusing on key dates such as birth, succession, death, and the extinction of the line. Different versions of the genealogical records may have slight variations in specific dates; the account herein is based on the provided text. Details not verified by other independent historical sources are not speculated upon in this article. A comprehensive, systematic study of Furhuren’s life remains lacking due to the scarcity of publicly accessible detailed information.

References

"Aisin Gioro Genealogy"