(简嫔) - from 11 May 1797 Issue First daughter (14 May 1780 – 24 November 1783) 2. Concubine Xun Concubine Xun (; 31 December 1786) was Han Chinese Booi Aha of the Plain Yellow Banner Shen clan. Her personal name wasn't recorded in history. Father: Yonghe (永和), served as a fellow attendant of the Grand Minister of Internal Affairs (内务府大臣职衔, pinyin: neiwufu dachen zhixian). Qianlong era It is not known when lady Shen entered the residence of Prince Jia of the First Rank, Yongyan as his mistress. On 31 December 1786, she gave birth to Yongyan's fifth daughter. Lady Shen died after the labour. Her daughter died in June/July 1795. Legacy After the coronation of Jiaqing Emperor, Lady Shen was posthumously granted a title "Concubine Xun" (逊嫔; "xun" means "modest"). In 1818, Concubine Xun's daughter was given a title "Princess Hui'an of the Second Rank" (慧安和硕公主, "Hui'an" meaning "clever and peaceful"). Lady Shen's coffin was temporarily placed in Jinganzhuang Grieving Palace where additional promotional rites were performed. Concubine Xun was interred at the Chang Mausoleum in Western Qing tombs. Titles Mistress (格格) Issue Princess Hui'an of the Second Rank (慧安和碩公主; 31 December 1786 – June/July 1795), fifth daughter 3. Concubine Rong 4. Concubine Chun Concubine Chun (淳嬪 董佳氏; d. 30 November 1819) was a member of Donggiya clan . Her personal name wasn't recorded in history. Father: Changshitai (长时太), served as a military official (署军, pinyin: shujun). Jiaqing era Lady Donggiya entered the Forbidden City in 1798 as "Noble Lady Chun" (淳贵人, "chun" means "honest"). In May 1801, Noble Lady Chun was promoted to Concubine Chun (淳嫔). She died on 30 November 1819. Concubine Chun remained childless during Jiaqing era. Titles 淳貴人→淳嬪 5. Concubine En 6.Concubine An Concubine An (; 1 March 1785 – 29 July 1837) was a member of a prominent Gūwalgiya clan belonging to the Plain White Banner. Concubine An was incorporated into the Bordered Yellow Banner. Her personal name wasn't recorded in history. Father: Anying (), served as second class imperial guard (二等侍卫, pinyin: erdeng shiwei) and held a title of first class Xinyong duke (一等信勇公, pinyin: yideng xinyong gong) Paternal grandfather: Fuxing (復興), served as a left censor (左都御史，pinyin: zuoduyushi), a secretary in the Ministry of Public Works and a General of Wulisutai (乌里苏台将军, pinyin: wulisutai jiangjun) Qianlong era Concubine An was born on the 1 March 1785. Jiaqing era Lady Guwalgiya entered Forbidden City