How many princes were there in Haraqin during the Qing Dynasty?

Kalaqin" means "guardian" in Mongolian, that is, the person who guards the tomb of Genghis Khan. Later, Karaqin became the name of this Mongolian tribe. After hundreds of years of migration In the early Qing Dynasty, the Haraqin tribe basically stabilized its nomadic life in the Xibo River area, becoming the predecessor of today's Haraqin Banner (the banner is the closest banner county to Beijing in Inner Mongolia). In the Qing Dynasty, the tribe has been. The hereditary system of Qing kings was implemented.

It turned out that the tribe implemented the prince system. In the first year of Tiancong (1627), Prince Subudi of the Karaqin tribe worked together with Manchu to commit to the great cause of unifying the world. Successive princes actively supported the government. It was passed down to Manzhu Basul during the Kangxi period. Because of his outstanding military achievements, he was granted the title of prince by the Qing government and became the highest-ranking prince among the various Mongolian tribes. From then on, he became the prince of this tribe. He was hereditary as a prince and had constant marriages with the Qing royal family.

The most famous marriages occurred among the third, eleventh and twelfth generations of Qing kings