Yinzan

Yinzhe (1679–1680) was a son of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. There are discrepancies in historical records regarding the identity of his mother. According to the "Draft History of Qing" (Qing Shi Gao), his biological mother was Consort Tong Nala, and his full brother was Wan Fu. However, the "Aisin Gioro Genealogy" records that both he and Wan Fu were sons of Noblewoman Nala (Zhaoge Nu). Therefore, there are conflicting accounts in the literature about his maternal lineage and his relationship with Wan Fu as a full sibling.

His birth date is recorded as the 30th day of the second month of the 18th year of Kangxi's reign (February 30, 1679), but the precise birthplace is not documented in the historical materials. As a son of Kangxi, Yinzhe is listed among his male descendants as the "actual twelfth son," but he died early and was not formally ranked among his brothers.

Yinzhe died on the 2nd day of the fourth month of the 19th year of Kangxi's reign (April 1680), at approximately fourteen months of age. There are no clear records regarding his education, official titles, marriage, or daily life affairs.

His father was Kangxi Emperor. Regarding his relationship with Wan Fu, his full brother, accounts vary: some describe him as his full brother; others suggest both were sons of noblewoman Nala. Due to discrepancies in maternal records, the specific blood relationship between Yinzhe and Wan Fu remains uncertain in scholarly studies.

After his death, there are no further records or descendants. The existing historical records about Yinzhe are limited. Key references include the "Four Genealogies of the Imperial Clan," with other genealogies and historical texts such as "Draft History of Qing" and the "Aisin Gioro Genealogy" providing differing accounts of his maternal lineage and kinship relations.

Based on currently available publicly accessible documents, the main information about Yinzhe pertains to his birth and death dates, parental identities, and his position in the family registry. There is a lack of detailed records concerning his education, official positions, and marriage.