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The nine sons fighting for the throne referred to the eldest brother Yinzhi, the second brother Yinreng, the third brother Yinzhi, the fourth brother Yinzhen, the eighth brother Yinzhi, the ninth brother Yinzhi, the tenth brother Yinzhi, the thirteenth brother Yinxiang and the fourteenth brother Yinzhi.

The Nine Sons Conquest referred to the nine sons of Emperor Kangxi. They were the eldest, second, third, fourth, eighth, ninth, tenth, thirteenth, and fourteenth princes.

In ancient times, the rules for naming legitimate and illegitimate sons were based on their birth order. Di son was the son born to the wife, arranged according to the order of the second son, namely Bo (eldest son), Zhong (second son), Zi (third son), Ji (youngest son). A concubine's son referred to a son born from a concubine. He did not have the right to inherit the throne. The naming rules of Di and Shu sons were determined according to their status and birth order.

The Nine Sons Conquest referred to the nine sons of Emperor Kangxi. They were the eldest, second, third, fourth, eighth, ninth, tenth, thirteenth, and fourteenth princes.

The Nine Sons Conquest referred to the nine sons of Emperor Kangxi. They were the eldest, second, third, fourth, eighth, ninth, tenth, thirteenth, and fourteenth princes.

The nine sons fighting for the throne referred to the eldest brother Yinzhi, the second brother Yinreng, the third brother Yinzhi, the fourth brother Yinzhen, the eighth brother Yinzhi, the ninth brother Yinzhi, the tenth brother Yinzhi, the thirteenth brother Yinxiang and the fourteenth brother Yinzhi.

The Nine Sons Conquest referred to the nine sons of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. They were the eldest, second, third, fourth, eighth, ninth, tenth, thirteenth, and fourteenth princes.

The following are some novel recommendations about raising a son: 1. [Laughing at the Qing Court]: This novel tells the story of Emperor Kangxi's Empress Yuan taking the throne and raising her son. It is both funny and emotional. It has been completed. 2. In the story, the retired old couple traveled to ancient times to raise their son. 3. " The Child's Father Has Lost His Memory " was a sweet love story written by Jinzhan Zi. It was the story of the main characters Guan Qingya and Xue Zhaoxuan. The main point of the story was the interaction between the male lead and the child after he lost his memory. I hope these recommendations will meet your needs.

The opera, Three Sons Fighting for Their Father, was a touching play. It told the story of three sons fighting for the right to support their father. The main characters in the play were Zhang Pan, Shi Han, and Wang Yi. The story took place on a cold winter day. Wang Yi had to sell his father's relic, the Painting of Longevity, because he had lost his money. However, he accidentally lost the silver he had earned from selling the map. Fortunately, Zhang Pan's father, Zhang Gengru, picked up the silver on a snowy day and returned it to Wang Yi. Wang Yi was grateful for Zhang Gengru's great kindness and immediately acknowledged him as his foster father. However, Zhang Pan's wife, Zhao Shi, chased Zhang Gengru out of the house because of jealousy. Zhang Gengru fainted in front of Shi Han's house in the cold weather and was rescued by Shi Han and his wife. From then on, Zhang Gengru, Shi Han, and Wang Yi's family lived a happy life. This play displayed the theme of family affection and filial piety, which was very popular among the audience.

In ancient times, there was a clear difference between a legitimate son and a concubine's son. First of all, a Di son was a son born from the main wife, while a Shu son was a son born from a concubine or concubine. Di children enjoyed the highest status and authority in the family, and were regarded as the main line of the family and the legal heir of their father. They had the right to inherit the family's property and status. The status of the illegitimate son was lower, and he was regarded as a branch of the family and the illegal heir of his father. They had no inheritance rights and could only get a small portion of their father's property after his death. Secondly, a legitimate son had an advantage in terms of inheritance. In ancient times, the eldest son inherited the throne, which meant that the throne and property must be inherited by the eldest son. If the eldest son was no longer around, his eldest son (i.e., the eldest grandson) would also have a higher succession order than the other sons. The sons of concubines did not have the opportunity to inherit their father's title, fief, official position, or property. As a result, legitimate sons enjoyed a higher status and power in ancient society.