Those little-known royal descendants: they may live by your side. Do you have them by your side?

The royal family is the representative of dignity and mystery. Although there is no emperor now, there are always some descendants of the royal family. Today, I will have a look at them for you. Are ordinary people, maybe some people live beside you.

1. Descendant of ancient Ceylon royal family: Xu Yin Shi.

Xu E, female, was born in 1975, a native of Quanzhou, Fujian, and descended from Guxilan royal family. Born and raised in southern Fujian, when she discovered the tomb of Prince Ceylon in Quanzhou, she opened a "Xu Su Shi Zhai Guan" restaurant and an antique shop in the famous Tumen Street in Quanzhou, Fujian.

The discovery of Prince Ceylon's tomb caused a sensation in an instant, but before long, even more sensational news came. A woman called the local archaeological department and said that Prince Ceylon was our ancestor. In order not to disturb the peace of our ancestors, you were not allowed to dig.

This woman is Xu E. In order to protect the ancient tomb from being destroyed, Xu E called the local cultural relics department three times. At first, it didn't attract attention until the embassy intervened.

It turned out that Xu E called the Sri Lankan Embassy in China after learning that Ceylon later became Sri Lanka.

As soon as the Sri Lankan Embassy heard that the princess had been exiled to China, it immediately sent someone to verify it. When it saw a small hole in Xu's ear, it immediately confirmed that it was the royal princess of Sri Lanka, because it could not be faked and was a unique symbol of the royal family, which existed from birth. As for the reason, it is still unknown.

After the story of Xu E spread to Sri Lanka, in June 2002, the Sri Lankan government sent a note to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, formally inviting Xu E to return to the "motherland". Soon after, accompanied by relevant personnel, Xu boarded the plane to Sri Lanka.

In view of Xu E's status as a royal princess, the local government set the reception standard as the level of head of state. When she got off the plane, she was personally accompanied by the Vice Minister of State. The dinner was hosted by the President. Accompanied by many ministers, she visited many famous scenic spots in Sri Lanka.

During this period, President Sri Lanka hoped that the last princess would return to China, but Xu E politely refused. On July 10 and 18, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Saarna Yake suddenly changed the process, cordially met the Xu 'e family and had dinner with them.

Second, the royal descendants of the Turkish Empire: Wu Jinhai.

Wu Jinhai, 1948 was born in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, descended from the royal family of the Turkish Empire, president of Jingdezhen Silk Road Blue and White Art Research Association, director of China Painters Association, 100 painters and painters in China, national first-class artist and national senior arts and crafts artist. His works have been exhibited in Japan for many times and won awards.

His father was a member of the royal family of the Ottoman Empire, the predecessor of Turkey. After the Ottoman Empire was overthrown, he took refuge in China in 1925. Wu Jinhai was born in Nanchang, 1948.

Third, Yong Zhengdi's ninth generation grandson: Qi Gong

Qi Gong, a descendant of the Qing royal family, was born in Zhenglanqi, the grandson of Yong Zhengdi IX. His distant ancestor was Prince Hirohito, the fifth son of Yong Zhengdi, his great-grandfather Pu Liang was a Chen Geng scholar in the sixth year of Guangxu, his grandfather Yu Long was a Cohen scholar in the twentieth year of Guangxu, and his father was a prosperous general.

Although the royal family of the Qing Dynasty was named Ai Xinjue Roche, it was clearly stated that the surname was Qi instead of Aisingiorro or Jin.

Look at Mr. Qi Gong's readme:

Because my name is Gong Kai, my family name is Kay Gong Ming. Some people say your last name is Aisingiorro, right?

Although I don't want to call myself Essien Gioro, I am indeed a descendant of the Qing royal family. I am Yong Zhengdi's ninth grandson. Hongzhou, the fifth son of Yongzheng, is the half-brother of Emperor Qianlong. After Qianlong ascended the throne, he was named Prince of Peace. Our team is the offspring of the prince. Nowadays, many Ai Xin's surnames are very boastful, and they want others to call him Aisingiorro. People are willing to call him that as a compliment. This is actually boring.

Facts have proved that if Aisinggioro can really be used as a surname, whether it is humiliation or glory, it is completely at the mercy of politics. What's there to boast about? Why do you want to say it with it? That's why I don't want to take Aisingiorro as my last name emotionally.