Where did all the descendants go after the death of the Isenjolo royal family?

At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, although Puyi announced his abdication, the royal family still had preferential treatment for the royal family at that time, so the Qing royal family still existed at that time, and Feng Yuxiang expelled him from the Forbidden City until19241/kloc-0. The Qing dynasty ruled for about 300 years, and the royal family has many branches. Because it means gold in Manchu, a large number of royal descendants changed their names to gold after being expelled to avoid discrimination and persecution by others.

The descendants of the Qing royal family are mainly divided into four branches, namely, Zai Feng, Prince Qing, Zaize and Goodwill.

Zai Feng himself has 1 1 children, four boys and seven girls. Among the boys, Puyi was adopted as the monarch, but Puyi had no descendants. There are three boys, Pu Jie, Puyi and Puyun, who all died young. There are only two women in Pu Jie, and only Puyun has a son. The eldest son is Jin, who was in Beijing.

Because of his lofty position in the Qing dynasty, the Qing prince had six sons in his life, and some of them were still very promising, but it is unknown where he finally lived in seclusion.

There is no record of Zaize's descendants, so they should remain anonymous.

Shan Yan participated in the establishment of the modern police system in China, advocated the constitution and pardoned Wang Jingwei. Wang Jingwei was regarded as a reformist in the royal family in the late Qing Dynasty, but he also participated in the restoration. He had 38 children in his life, the most famous of which was his daughter Kimihui, who was also a Japanese spy Chuan Dao Yoshiko.

As for other distant branches of the royal family and unknown descendants of the royal family, they are basically concentrated in Northeast China and Mongolia, and most of them have changed their names.