Bartu

Bartu ( , , 12 September 1674 - 10 April 1753) was a Manchu prince of the Qing dynasty. He was Giyesu's fourth son and a fifth-generation descendant of Daišan, Nurhaci's second son. Bartu was the last Prince Kang of the First Rank as his peerage was renamed back to "Prince Li of the First Rank" in commemoration of Daishan's contribution to establishment of the Qing dynasty.

Bartu ( , , 12 September 1674 - 10 April 1753) was a Manchu prince of the Qing dynasty. He was Giyesu's fourth son and a fifth-generation descendant of Daišan, Nurhaci's second son. Bartu was the last Prince Kang of the First Rank as his peerage was renamed back to "Prince Li of the First Rank" in commemoration of Daishan's contribution to establishment of the Qing dynasty. ==Family== Bartu was married to Lady Ezhuo, daughter of Qishan (奇山). His second primary consort was the sister of the previous one. Bartu had in summary 24 sons and at least one daughter, whose marriage was held in 1765. The number of children he had was one of the greatest among the Qing dynasty royalty (Kangxi Emperor had in summary 55 children, Shanqi had 38 children). Primary consort, of the Ezhuo clan ( ) Supporter general Mozhang (奉国将军谋章, 1698 – 1762), 1st son Second primary consort, of the Ezhuo clan ( ) Mocheng (谋成, 1708 – 1711), 3rd son Supporter general Moben (奉国将军谋本, 1712 – 1759), 4th son Mohong (谋宏, 1714 – 1730), 5th son Mowen (谋文, 1717 – 1748), 6th son Mosheng (谋声, 1719 – 1721), 7th son Moyun (谋云, 1721 – 1764), 8th son Secondary consort, of the Zhou clan ( ), daughter of Sige (四格) Modian (辅国将军谋典, 1736 – 1793), 15th son First class bulwark general Moguang (一等辅国将军谋广, 1737-1766), 17th son Mojian (谋建1738-1741), 19th son Secondary consort, of the Xia clan ( ), daughter of Xia Liu（夏六） Motai (谋泰, 1735 – 1738), 12th son Morui (谋瑞, 1736 – 1747), 16th son Second class bulwark general Moxian (二等辅国将军谋显, 1738-1788), 20th son Third class defender general Moliang (三等镇国将军谋亮, 1740-1796), 23rd son Secondary consort, of the Xia clan ( ), daughter of Shihou（世侯） Secondary consort, of the Li clan ( ), daughter of Li Xin (李新) Moling (谋灵, 1740-1741), 22nd son Mistress, of the Zhou clan ( ), daughter of Zhou Liu (周六) Mocun (谋存, 1701–1719), 2nd son Mistress, of the Shen clan ( ), daughter of Sange (三格) Moshou (谋寿, 1735 –1739), 9th son Mistress, of the Shen clan ( ), daughter of Shen Da (申达) Moyao (谋耀, 1735-1736), 11th son Mohao (谋浩, 1740-1744), 24th son Mistress, of the Xia clan ( ), daughter of Sige (四格) Supporter general Mogong (奉国将军谋恭, 1735 – 1777), 13th son Mistress, of the Han clan ( ) Supporter general Mojing (奉国将军谋经, 1735 –1 770), 14th son Moshun (谋顺, 1737-1754), 18th son Mistress, of the Gao clan ( ) Moxun (谋勋, 1739-1741), 21st son Mistress, of the Zhang clan (妾張氏) Mistress, of the Wu clan (妾吳氏) Mistress, of the Li clan (妾李氏), daughter of Zhimao (芝茂) Mistress, of the Xiong clan (妾熊氏) Moyu (谋裕, 1735–1737), 10th son

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