Family
- Father: Weiwu (威武), a Commander of the Guard (護軍參領), and a First Class Duke (一等公).
- Spouse: Kangxi Emperor
- Children:
- Yinzhen, the Yongzheng Emperor.
- Yinzhuo (胤祚; 1680–1685)
- Unnamed daughter (1682), seventh daughter of the Kangxi Emperor, died prematurely.
- Kurun Princess Wenxian (固倫溫憲公主; 1683–1702)
- Unnamed daughter (1686–1697), 12th daughter of the Kangxi Emperor.
- Yinti
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