When Yinzhi was over fifty, a Han Chinese woman, Cao, presented to him by an official from Jiangnan, bore him twin daughters. One of these daughters, after growing up, was granted the title of princess by Hongxu, Yinzhi's nephew, and married off to Mongolia for a political alliance.
Yinshi could understand his elder brother, the Yonghe Emperor's, actions. After all, his brother's children were all born to his sister-in-law, and the Manchu-Mongol intermarriage was an old custom. Even though his father, the Kangxi Emperor, tried his best to change it during his reign, the results were minimal.
But my eldest nephew Hongxu...
After thinking it over and over, Yinshi couldn't figure it out, so he simply stopped thinking about it!
After all, Cao was just a Han Chinese woman. One of her daughters married into Mongolia, while the other stayed in the capital. Cao's later years should not have been too bad.
Yin Shi had twelve daughters and nine sons in his lifetime, making him the brother with the most offspring among his siblings.
Yinshi died at the age of eighty-six, during the reign of his grand-nephew, Emperor Yilong. He passed away peacefully in his palace. After his death, his descendants, four generations of whom lived together in mourning, numbered as many as a hundred.
After his death, Yin Shi's soul wandered through time for three or five years. Yin Shi thought he would wander like this until the day his soul was scattered.
However, one day, Yinshi drifted to the residence of his twin brother Yinsi, where white banners were also hung.
Yinshi knew that his twin brother Yinshi had also passed away!
Yinshi and Yinshi were brought to the Glass World by their eighth sister, Unaxi. There, they met their seventh, twelfth, fourteenth, and twentieth sisters, and even several years and more than a decade later, they met other younger brothers and sisters.
The only regret is that Yinshi and the others have been in the Glass World for many years without ever seeing their fourth brother.
According to the "Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, Volume 169", Prince Yinshi, son of Emperor Kangxi and Empress Xiaoshuren, lived to the age of 86 and had nine sons and twelve daughters.
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