He was the first son of the great Emperor Kangxi to survive infancy: the eldest son, but not the legitimate heir.
His mother was Consort Hui, first among the four highest-ranking consorts, who had once borne Kangxi a son.
His great-uncle was Mingzhu, a Grand Secretary of the court.
At eighteen, he led the finest sons of Great Qing onto the battlefield, fighting to defend their homeland.
Afterward, he received countless honors and was made a prince of the commandery, with the title "Zhi."
But serving the emperor was like keeping company with a tiger.
Accused of using witchcraft to curse the crown prince, he was stripped of his position and placed under house arrest by his imperial father.
From then on, he left the stage of the struggle among the nine princes for the throne.
This was the life of Aisin Gioro Yin Ti.
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