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The compilation of family trees usually did not include grandchildren in the family tree. According to tradition, a family tree was linked to the family name, and only the descendants of direct blood relatives would be recorded. Grandsons were members of families with different surnames. Although there was no difference in blood relations between grandchildren, they were considered to have different identities in the compilation of family trees. However, modern society was gradually open and compatible with the way genealogy was written. Some families would include their daughters, sons-in-law, grandchildren, and granddaughters in the genealogy to adapt to the development of the times and the changes in family structure. Therefore, it was up to the individual and the family to decide whether or not to write their grandson into the family tree. There were no fixed rules.

The status of the eldest grandson and the eldest grandson was different. The imperial grandson referred to the son of the emperor's eldest son, while the imperial grandson referred to the title of the son of the emperor's eldest son after he was appointed as the crown prince. In terms of identity and status, the imperial grandson's status was higher than the imperial grandson's. The imperial grandson was the heir to the throne and had a position similar to the Eastern Palace. He was also given the title of heir to the throne. The eldest grandson of the emperor was the grandson of the emperor. He was a relative of the emperor and had a noble status, but he did not represent power. Therefore, the status of the imperial grandson was even more important and special.

Well, Vegeta would be a likely character. He might be initially suspicious of the female Goku. Maybe he thinks she's a threat or just can't believe there's another Goku - like being. He could be there to add some comical moments as he tries to understand the situation.

Rommel's grandson was Manfredo Rommel.

The grandson of the Ming Dynasty referred to the grandson of the Ming Dynasty's son, named Zhu Yun. He fell into the water and died in the 24th year of Hongwu, but he was later resurrected. Zhu Yunhao had the ambition to seize the throne of the Ming Dynasty, but his uncle, General Lan Yu, was the person he trusted the most. He also expanded the power of the Jinyiwei and held different views on the King of Yan's rebellious behavior. Zhu Yunhao wanted to rule the country and have beauties. However, the search results provided did not provide any more information about the eldest grandson of Ming Dynasty.

In " Ming Dynasty 1566," Emperor Jiajing had a grandson named Zhu Yijun, who later became Emperor Wanli. Jiajing cared and loved his grandson very much in the play, and even summoned him in the last episode. In this conversation, Jiajing asked Zhu Yijun,"There is a saying in the Book of Rites that a gentleman should embrace what he doesn't embrace?" Zhu Yijun replied,"This master taught me that a gentleman should hold his son and not his grandson." Jiajing smiled and touched Zhu Yijun's head." Then you're a competent master," he said approvingly. This conversation expressed Jiajing's love and importance for his grandson.

The following are some novel recommendations for those who were reborn as the grandsons of tycoons: 1. " The Youngest Son of a Financial Magnate ": This novel tells the story of a secretary who manages a financial magnate family and is reborn as the grandson of the financial magnate family after being wronged. He then carries out a revenge plan. 2. " Reborn in Korea, It's Too Happy to Be a Zeibao ": This novel described the story of the protagonist being reborn as the grandson of a Korean Zeibao family, enjoying wealth and happiness. 3. " Reborn in Korea, I'm Really Not a Chauffeur ": This novel tells the story of an ordinary person who is reborn as the grandson of a Korean chauffeur family, facing the challenges of wealth and power. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the list. There are other possible choices.

Here are a few recommendations for novels about being reborn as Kangxi's grandson: 1. " The Golden Age of the Qing Dynasty ": This novel tells the legendary story of the harem of the Yongzheng Dynasty. The protagonist was reborn in the 43rd year of Kangxi and was determined to pursue honor and glory in the harem. 2. [Qingchuan: A Match Made in Heaven]: It described the story of a salted fish's fourth brother and a workaholic's fourth Fujin. 3. " Reborn in the End of the World: Master Jun's Little Wife Is Back ": This sci-fi space-doomsday crisis novel tells the story of the protagonist, Chen Yuxin, who traveled back to the end of the world to become a young mother, but she didn't know how to raise her child. 4. " Reborn at the End of Kangxi ": This novel tells the story of a modern man who transmigrated into Cao Xueqin's father, Cao Yong, who died early. 5. " Kangxi's Little Nanny,"" I'm the Greatest in the Qing Palace,"" Concubine De in the Qing Palace,"" The Red Chamber's Defiant Indulgence,"" The Fourth Master is Very Busy,"" But the Fourth Master is Too Tsundere,"" The Pure Concubine of Kangxi,"" Kangxi's Tyrannical Concubine,"" The End of the Qing Dynasty," and so on were also novels about being reborn as Kangxi's grandson. I hope these recommendations will satisfy your reading needs.

Xiao En's grandson was Yan Bingyun. Yan Bingyun was the chief spy of the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi. He was the grandson of Xiao En, the head spy of Northern Qi. His mother was a brothel woman named "Yu Xiang", so Xiao En did not allow her to have a proper status. Before Xiao En died, he mistakenly thought Fan Xian was his grandson, but in reality, it was Yan Bingyun.

The original novel did not specify who Xiao En's grandson was. Therefore, it was impossible to determine the identity of Sean's grandson in the original novel.