Bujantai
Bujantai (Manchu: ; Chinese:
Bujuntai | |
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Beile of the Ula Nara | |
Reign | 1596 - 1613 |
Predecessor | Mantai |
Successor | Title extinct |
Born | 1575 |
Died | 1618 (age 44) |
Burial | Yehe State |
Spouse | Aisin-Gioro Eshitai Aisin Gioro E'enzhe Princess Mukushen |
Issue | Dalamu Mordaja Lady Ulanara others |
House | Ula Nara |
Father | Bugan ( |
Life
[edit]Bujantai was descended from Nacibulu (
The Yehe tribe under the beile Bujai (
Even though these matrimonial ties existed between the Ula and Nurhaci, a war broke out in 1607 between Nurhaci and the Ula in which the latter were defeated with the loss of some towns. Bujantai then promised Nurhaci that if he was given another wife then a truce would be called for. Nurhaci then sent one of his own daughters to him and this would secured a peace between the two for four years. In 1612 Bujantai tried to bribe the Yehe beile, Bujai, into giving him for a wife a daughter who had been promised to Nurhaci. He also subjected Nurhaci's daughter whom he had married to indignity by "shooting whistling arrows at her". Enraged by these acts, Nurhaci took personal command of an expedition which completely defeated the Ula tribe in 1613. Bujantai fled to the Yehe under the beile Gintaisi who gave him refuge. He died before the Yehe tribe also fell into Nurhaci's hands.
Family
[edit]- Father: Bugan (
布 干 )
Consorts and issues:
- Wife, of the Aisin Gioro clan (
愛 新 覺 羅 氏 ; 30 September 1584 – April/May 1656), personal name Eshitai (額 實 泰 ), daughter of Surhaci - Wife, of the Aisin Gioro clan (
愛 新 覺 羅 氏 ; 1584 – December 1638/January 1639), personal name E'enzhe (額 恩 哲 ), daughter of Surhaci - Wife, of the Aisin Gioro clan (
愛 新 覺 羅 氏 ; 1595 – June/July 1659), personal name Mukushen (穆 庫 什), daughter of Nurhaci- Mordaja (
茂 墨 尔) - Gaduhun (噶都浑)
- Hongkuang (
洪 匡 )
- Mordaja (
- Unknown:
- Dalamu (
達 拉 穆 ), first son - Seven sons
- Lady Ulanara (
葉 赫那拉 氏 )- married Dudu, Prince Anping of the Third Rank of the Aisin Gioro clan (
安平 貝 勒杜 度 ), the first son of Cuyen and had issue (6 sons and 1 daughter)
- married Dudu, Prince Anping of the Third Rank of the Aisin Gioro clan (
- Lady Ulanara (
葉 赫那拉 氏 )- married Šoto, Prince of the Third Rank (
貝 勒碩 託 ), son of Daišan (貝 勒碩 託 ; d. 1643)
- married Šoto, Prince of the Third Rank (
- Ulanara Jihai (乌拉
那 拉 氏 ·济海; d. 30 September 1643)- married Sahaliyan, Prince Yingyi of the First Rank (穎毅
親王 薩哈璘) of the Aisin Gioro clan, son of Daišan
- married Sahaliyan, Prince Yingyi of the First Rank (穎毅
- Dalamu (
References
[edit]- Kennedy, George A. (1943). Hummel, Arthur W. Sr. (ed.). Eminent Chinese of the Ch'ing Period. United States Government Printing Office. . In
- Crossley, Pamela Kyle (2002). The Manchus. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 978-0-631-23591-0