What is the status of Zhenglan Banner?

Zhenglan Banner belongs to the third position in the Eight Banners. Before Shunzhi, Zhenglan Banner was tied with Huang Zheng and Huang Xiang as the last three banners. At the beginning of Shunzhi, Duo Duo Duo Duo was given by Dourgen to become the flag owner of Zhenglan Banner, and died a year later. Dodo's youngest son, Doni, inherited it and became the flag owner.

Zhenglan Banner is one of the Eight Banners in Qing Dynasty. In the 29th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (160 1), Nurhachi was reorganized and organized, with Lu Niu E Town, Jia La E Town and Gushan E Town as the leaders, and four flags of yellow, white, red and blue were initially set up to form four flags. Zhenglan Banner was built at this time, so it was named after its pure blue color.

The Eight Banners of Qing Dynasty.

After the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, as the flag owner Dourgen of Zhengbai Banner was liquidated by the emperor shunzhi, Zhengbai Banner was also brought under the command of the emperor shunzhi, so the number of flags personally commanded by the emperor became three-sided, namely Huangzheng Banner, Huangqi Banner and Zhengbai Banner. They are collectively called "Shangsanqi". The highest position. Other red flags, red flags, blue flags, white flags and blue flags are called "the next five flags", which are divided by the kings, Baylor and Beizi, and their status is inferior.

During the reign of Shunzhi, the Qing Dynasty officially sorted the Eight Banners, namely, yellow flag, yellow flag, white flag, red flag, white flag, red flag, blue flag and blue flag. The yellow flag has the highest status and the blue flag has the lowest status.