VIETNAM
The Nguyen Phuoc Dynasty
GENEALOGY
1780 - 1820 H.M. [Nguyễn-Phúc Anh] Gia Long [Thế Tổ Cao Hoàng Đế], Emperor of Vietnam. b. at Gia-mieu, Tong-son, Thanh-hoa province, 8th February 1762, as Nguyễn-Phúc Chuong, third son of H.H. Prince Nguyễn-Phúc Côn [Hưng Tổ Hiếu Kương Hoàng Đế], by his wife, H.M. Empress Hưng Tổ Hiếu Khang Nguyễn Thị Hoàn, educ. privately. Received the name of Ánh in 1766. Assumed power under the title of Đại Nguyễn Sóai Nhiếp Quốc Chánh (Generalissimo and Regent in charge of the Affairs of State) in 1778. Assumed the title of Vương after his military victories in Cochin-China, 1779. Proclaimed as Đại Việt Quốc Nguyễn Chúa Vịnh Trấn Chi Bửu, 5th February 1780. Fled to Siam after his defeat by the Trun in 1785. Reconquered the Southern provinces with the help of the Siamese, the French and the Portuguese, 1787. Vanquished the Tay-Son and became master of Cochin-China and Tonkin, taking Saigon in 1788. Reconquered Huế, 12th June 1801. Defeated the Trinh, conqured Hànội and proclaimed as Emperor with the title of Đại Việt Hoàng Đế and the era name of Gia Long, 31st May 1802. Crowned at Huế, December 1802. Altered the name of the state from Đại Việt Quốc to Việt Nam Quốc, with the sanction of the Emperor of China, 1804. Granted the posthumous title of Đạo Lập Kỷ Thùy Thống Thần Văn Thánh Vũ Tuấn Đức Long Công Chí Nhân Đại Hiếu Cao Hoàng Đế 1820. m. (first) 1774, H.M. Empress Thừa Thiên Cao (Thừa Thiên Cao Hoàng Hậu) (b. 18th January 1762; d. at Huế, 4th February 1814, bur. Thiên Thụ Hữu, Định Môn, Hương Thủy, Thừa Thiên), styled Nguyên phi from 1778, Vương Hậu from 1796, and Hoàng-hậu from 1806, raised to the posthumous tite of Thừa Thiên Tá Thánh Hậu Đức Từ Nhân Giản Cung Tề Hiếu Dục Chính Thuận Nguyên Cao Hoàng Hậu 1820, and given the temple name in Thế Tổ 1822, née Tống Thị Lan, daughter of Tống Phúc Khuông, Qui Quốc Công, from Tống Sơn, in Thanh Hóa province. m. (second) 1774, H.M. Empress Dowager Thuận Thiên Thái (Thuận Thiên Thái Hoàng Thái Hậu) (b. 4th January 1769; d. at Huế, 6th November 1846; bur. Thiên Thụ, Định Môn, Hương Thủy, Thừa Thiên), styled Nhị phi from 1778, Hoàng Thái Hậu from 1821, Nhân Tuyên Từ Khánh Thái Hoàng-Thái-hậu from 1841, Thánh Mẫu Nhân Tuyên Từ Khánh Phúc Thọ Khang Ninh Thái Hoàng-Thái-hậu from 1843, raised to the posthumous title of Thuận Thiên Hưng Thánh Quang Dũ Hóa Cơ Nhân Tuyên Từ Khánh Đức Trạch Nguyên Công Cao Hoàng Hậu 1846, née Trânh Thị Ngọc Đung, daughter of Trần Hưng Đạt, Duke of Thọ (Thọ Quốc Công), from Văn Xá, Hương Trà, in Thừa Thiên province. m. (third) at Huế, 1802, H.H. Princess (Công chúa) Lê Thị Ngọc B́nh, Đức Phi (b. at Lam Sơn, Thoại Nguyên, Thanh Hóa, 22nd January 1785; d. at Huế, 10th October 1810, bur. Kim Long Mausoleum, Hương Trà, in Thừa Thiên province), styled Đức phi from 1802, previously styled Chính Cung Hoàng Hậu (Empress Chính Cung) 1799-1801, widow of the Tây Sơn Emperor Cành Thịnh [Nguyễn Quang Toản], and youngest daughter of the Emperor Lê Hiền Tông [Lê Duy Diêu], by his wife, Nguyễn Thị Huyền, Chiêu Nghi. m. (1) Lâm Thức, Chiêu Dung. m. (2) 1811, Nguyễn Thị Tần, Chiêu Dung (b. 31st October 1791; d. at Huế, 26th May 1837), styled Tả Cung Tần, and later prom to. Chiêu Dung, daughter of Cai cơ Nguyễn Cửu Tú, by his wife, Princess (Hoàng nử) Ngọc Xuyến, daughter of H.M. Nguyễn-Phúc Khoát, King of Annam [Thế Tông Hiếu Vơ Hoàng Đế]. m. (3) Phạm Thị Lộc, Chiêu Dung. m. (4) Cung Phi. m. (5) Nơi An Nghỉ̉. m. (6) Hoàng Thị Chức, Chiêu Dung. m. (7) Tốn Thị Thuận, Chiêu Dung. m. (8) before 1797, Dương Thị Sự, Tiệp Dư, a lady from Duy Xuyên, Điện Bàn, in Quảng Nam. m. (9) Dương Thị Dưỡng, Tiệp Dư. m. (10) Nguyễn Thị Điền, Chiêu Nghi. m. (11) Trịnh Thị Thanh, Mỹ Nhân. m. (12) Cái Thị Thu, Mỹ Nhân. m. (13) Nguyễn Thị Vĩnh, Mỹ Nhân. m. (14) Trần Thị Thể, Mỹ Nhân. m. (15) Trần Thị Hán, Tài Nhân. m. (16) Phan Thị Hạc, Tài Nhân. m. (17) Nguyễn Thị Uyên, Tài Nhân. m. (18) Đặng Thị Duyên, Tài Nhân. m. (19) Tống Thị Lâu, Tả Cung Tần. m. (20) Nguyễn Thị Thụy, Cung Tần. He d. at Huế, 25th January 1820 (bur. at the Thiên Thụ Mausoleum, Định Môn, Hương Thủy, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, eighteen sons and nineteen daughters:
- 1) Cung Nguyễn Phúc Chiêu (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái). He d.v.p. young, before 1793. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 2) Nguyễn Phúc Xương (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái). He d.v.p. young, before 1793.
- 3) Nguyễn Phúc Khải (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái). He d.v.p. young, before 1793.
- 4) H.H. Crown Prince (Đông Cung Nguyên Soái Tăng Duệ Hoàng Thái tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Cảnh [Anh Duệ]. b. 6th April 1780 (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Cao), educ. privately. Appointed as Heir Apparent to his father and raised to the title of Đông Cung Nguyên Soái Quận Công 1793. Special Ambassador to King Louis XVI of France, with whom he signed a treaty of alliance on behalf of his father, at Versailles, 28th November 1787. Posthumously prom to the title of Heir Apparent of the Eastern Palace (Tăng Duệ Hoàng Thái tử) with the temple name of Anh Duệ 1806. m. H.H. Crown Princess Consort Tong-thi Quyền (k. herself by poison, 1824). He d. from small-pox, 20th March 1801 (bur. An B́nh, Dương Xuân Thượng, Thủy Xuân, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, two sons:
- a) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tôn) Nguyễn-Phúc Mỹ Đường [Đán], Prince of Ứng Hoà [Ứng Hoà Công]. b. 1798 (s/o a concubine), educ. privately. Adopted by the principal wife of his paternal grandfather, H.M. Empress Thừa Thiên Cao. Appointed as Heir Presumptive following the death of his father. Charged with promiscuity, stripped of his ranks and titles, and banished from the court 1824. Admitted back into the Imperial House, 1848. He d. at Huế, 1849, having had issue, five sons, including: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- i) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Lệ Trung [Lệ Chung], Marquess of Thái B́nh [Thái B́nh Hầu]. Raised to the title of Marquess of Ưng Hoa (Ưng Hoa Hầu) 1826, and later prom to Marquess of Thái B́nh (Thái B́nh Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). He had issue, sixteen sons, including:
- (1) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Ánh Như [Tang Như], 2nd Marquess of Thái B́nh (Thái B́nh Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). Proposed as a candidate for the throne in 1884 and 1889, but rejected on both occasions. He d. at An Cựu, Huế, 1896, having had issue, three sons, including:
- (a) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Hồng Đán, Marquess Cường Để (Cường Để Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). b. at Hue, 11th January (or 6th May) 1882, educ. Quốc Học High Sch., Huế; Shimbu Gakko and later at Waseda Univ., and the Medical Sch., Imperial Univ., Japan. Patron Reformation Soc. (Hội Duy tân) 1903. Went into exile in Japan in 1906. Lived in Hong Kong, Siam, China and Singapore, before returning to Vietnam in 1913. Went into exile in Hong Kong and Europe 1913-1915, then settled in Japan. Presdt Vietnam Restoration Org 1912, Hon Chair Vietnam National Revolutionary Party 1929-1932, and Chair of the Vietnam League for National Restoration 1939-1945. Condemned to death in absentia 5th September 1913, then removed from the Council of the Royal Family and his patronymic changed to Nguyễn-Van Để. A focus of anti-colonial activities against the French and a candidate for the throne for much of his life. Also used the names Lin De Shun (Chinese) and Minami Kazuo (Japanese). m. (first) Lệ Thị Lang, daughter of Lệ Thanh, by his wife, Princess Hue Huyền, daughter of H.H. Prince Nguyễn-Phúc Quang [Nguyễn-Phúc Ngoăn], An Khánh Quận Vương. m. (second) a Japanes lady, who bore him a son. He d. in exile, at Nihon University Hospital, Iidabashi, Tokyo, 6th April 1951, having had issue, three sons and one daughter:
- (i) Nguyễn-Phúc Tráng Liệt. b. December 1902. Sec. to the French Resident. He had issue, six children, including two sons:
- 1. Nguyễn-Phúc Liên Tuong.
- 2. Nguyễn-Phúc Liên Thành.
- (ii) Nguyễn-Phúc Tráng Hy [Tráng Cừ]. b. 1904. Teacher. He had issue, eight children.
- (iii) Nguyễn-Phúc Tráng Đinh. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- (i) Nguyễn-Phúc Giang Hồng. b. 1906. m. (first) (div.) a labourer. m. (second) a manager of a garage.
- (i) Nguyễn-Phúc Tráng Liệt. b. December 1902. Sec. to the French Resident. He had issue, six children, including two sons:
- (b) Nguyễn-Phúc Hồng Vân.
- (a) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Hồng Đán, Marquess Cường Để (Cường Để Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). b. at Hue, 11th January (or 6th May) 1882, educ. Quốc Học High Sch., Huế; Shimbu Gakko and later at Waseda Univ., and the Medical Sch., Imperial Univ., Japan. Patron Reformation Soc. (Hội Duy tân) 1903. Went into exile in Japan in 1906. Lived in Hong Kong, Siam, China and Singapore, before returning to Vietnam in 1913. Went into exile in Hong Kong and Europe 1913-1915, then settled in Japan. Presdt Vietnam Restoration Org 1912, Hon Chair Vietnam National Revolutionary Party 1929-1932, and Chair of the Vietnam League for National Restoration 1939-1945. Condemned to death in absentia 5th September 1913, then removed from the Council of the Royal Family and his patronymic changed to Nguyễn-Van Để. A focus of anti-colonial activities against the French and a candidate for the throne for much of his life. Also used the names Lin De Shun (Chinese) and Minami Kazuo (Japanese). m. (first) Lệ Thị Lang, daughter of Lệ Thanh, by his wife, Princess Hue Huyền, daughter of H.H. Prince Nguyễn-Phúc Quang [Nguyễn-Phúc Ngoăn], An Khánh Quận Vương. m. (second) a Japanes lady, who bore him a son. He d. in exile, at Nihon University Hospital, Iidabashi, Tokyo, 6th April 1951, having had issue, three sons and one daughter:
- (1) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Ánh Như [Tang Như], 2nd Marquess of Thái B́nh (Thái B́nh Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). Proposed as a candidate for the throne in 1884 and 1889, but rejected on both occasions. He d. at An Cựu, Huế, 1896, having had issue, three sons, including:
- i) H.E. Nguyễn-Phúc Lệ Trung [Lệ Chung], Marquess of Thái B́nh [Thái B́nh Hầu]. Raised to the title of Marquess of Ưng Hoa (Ưng Hoa Hầu) 1826, and later prom to Marquess of Thái B́nh (Thái B́nh Kỳ Ngoại Hầu). He had issue, sixteen sons, including:
- b) H.H. Prince Nguyễn-Phúc Mỹ Thuỳ [Kính], Prince of Thái B́nh (Thái B́nh Công). He d.s.p. unm. while in custody, 1829.
- a) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tôn) Nguyễn-Phúc Mỹ Đường [Đán], Prince of Ứng Hoà [Ứng Hoà Công]. b. 1798 (s/o a concubine), educ. privately. Adopted by the principal wife of his paternal grandfather, H.M. Empress Thừa Thiên Cao. Appointed as Heir Presumptive following the death of his father. Charged with promiscuity, stripped of his ranks and titles, and banished from the court 1824. Admitted back into the Imperial House, 1848. He d. at Huế, 1849, having had issue, five sons, including: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 5) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Hy, Thuận An Công. b. 1782, educ. privately. Appointed to the rank of Cai đội, and prom to Lieut-Gen of the vanguard 1798, cdt at Saigon 1799-1800. Granted the posthuous rank of Quận Công 1801, prom to Donh-hai Vương and given the name Đ̣n Mẵn, prom to the title of Đông Cung 1805, Hoài Công 1814, and Thuận An Công 1832. He was k. (s.p.) in battle, 21st May 1801 (bur. Nguyệt Biều, Hương Thủy, in Thừa Thiên province).
- 6) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Tuấn [Dien], Thiệu uy Công (cre. posthumously) (s/o Lâm Thức). He d.s.p. (bur. Nguyệt Biều, Hương Thủy, in Thừa Thiên province).
- 7) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Đảm, who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Minh Mạng, Emperor of Vietnam (s/o Empress Nhan Tuyen Tu Khánh-Thai) – see below.
- 8) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn Phúc Nhật (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái). He d. young.
- 9) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Đài, Kiến An Vương (cre. posthumously). b. 5th October 1795 (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái), educ. privately. He d. 14th November 1849 (bur. An B́nh, Dương Xuân Thượng, Thủy Xuân, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, forty sons and forty-one daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Lương Viên, Duke of Kiến An (Kiến An Quận Công).
- b) Prince (Công tử) Lương Kỳ. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Kiến …, who had issue, a son:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Ninh …, who had issue, a son:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Hoà Giai. He had issue, two sons:
- (i) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Hanh. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- (ii) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Hy.
- (a) Công huyền tôn Hoà Giai. He had issue, two sons:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Ninh …, who had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Kiến …, who had issue, a son:
- c) Prince (Công tử) Lương … He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Kiến Long, Marquess Tập (Tập Huyện Hầu).
- d) Prince (Công tử) Lương Bích. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Kiến Phúc. He had issue, three sons:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Ninh Vạn. He had issue, a son:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Hoà Tân. m. (first) Huyền tôn nữ Thanh Dung, daughter of Nguyễn-Phúc Bửu Huấn. m. (second) Lê Thị Việt. He had issue, four sons and one daughter:
- (i) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Huy (s/o Thanh Dung). m. Nguyễn Hồ Hải Vân.
- 1. Cổn huyền tôn Du Phương.
- (ii) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Khôi (s/o Thanh Dung). m. Vơ Hoàng Yến. He had issue, a daughter:
- 1. Tôn Nữ Hoàng Anh. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- (iii) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Nhiên (s/o Thanh Dung).
- (iv) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Nguyên (s/o Lê Thị Việt).
- (v) Lan huyền tôn nữ Quỳnh Tiên (d/o Thanh Dung). m. Nguyễn Quang Thu. She had issue, three children.
- (i) Lan huyền tôn Thuật Huy (s/o Thanh Dung). m. Nguyễn Hồ Hải Vân.
- (2) Công tằng tôn Ninh Dơng.
- (3) Công tằng tôn Ninh Thanh.
- (a) Công huyền tôn Hoà Tân. m. (first) Huyền tôn nữ Thanh Dung, daughter of Nguyễn-Phúc Bửu Huấn. m. (second) Lê Thị Việt. He had issue, four sons and one daughter:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Ninh Vạn. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Kiến Phúc. He had issue, three sons:
- 10) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Bính [Uc], Định Viễn Quận Vương (cre. posthumously). b. 6th September 1797 (s/o Dương Thị Sự), educ. privately. Raised to the title of Định Viễn Quận Vương 1818. Founder of the popular Gia Lac market and spring fair. He d. 16th August 1863 (bur. Nguyệt Biều, Hương Thủy, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, forty-two sons and thirty-one daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Tĩnh Cơ. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Hoài …, who had issue:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Chiêm Nguyên. He had issue, three sons:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Viễn Ngô.
- (b) Công huyền tôn Viễn Cầm.
- (c) Công huyền tôn Viễn Tống.
- (2) Công tằng tôn Chiêm Tân. He had issue, a son:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Viễn Bào.
- (1) Công tằng tôn Chiêm Nguyên. He had issue, three sons:
- i) Công tôn Hoài …, who had issue:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Tĩnh Cơ. He had issue, a son:
- 11) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Tấn [Dang], Diên Khánh An Vương (cre. posthumously). b. 21st March 1799 (s/o Nguyễn Thị Điền), educ. privately. He d. 17th July 1854 (bur. An B́nh, Dương Xuân Thượng, Thủy Xuân, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, twenty sons and twenty-eight daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Diên Vực. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 12) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Phổ, Prince of Điện Bàn (Điện Bàn Công). b. 3rd May 1799 (s/o Nguyễn Thị Thụy), educ. privately. He d. 11th September 1860 (bur. Dương Xuân, Hương Thủy, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, six sons and three daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Tín Kiên.
- 13) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Chẩn, Thiệu Hoá Quận Vương. b. 30th April 1803 (s/o Empress Thừa Thiên Thái), educ. privately. He d. 26th October 1824 (bur. An B́nh, Dương Xuân Thượng, Thủy Xuân, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, two sons and eleven daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Thiện Khuê.
- 14) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Quân [Nguyễn-Phúc Chuân], Prince of Quảng-Oai (Quảng Oai Công). b. 20th May 1809 (s/o Princess Lê Thị Ngọc B́nh), educ. privately. He d.s.p. 26th May 1829 (bur. Truc-lam), having had issue:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Phụng Tại (adoptive son?).
- 15) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Cự, Thường Tín Quận Vương (cre. posthumously). b. 20th October 1810 (s/o Princess Lê Thị Ngọc B́nh), educ. privately. He d. 11th August 1849 (bur. Dương Xuân Thượng, Thủy Xuân, in Thừa Thiên province), having had issue, seven sons and eleven daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Thường Nhậm.
- 16) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Quang [Nguyễn-Phúc Ngoăn], An Khánh Quận Vương (cre. posthumously). b. 10th September 1811 (s/o Trịnh Thị Thanh), educ. privately. He d. 29th June 1845 (bur. Truc-lam), having had issue:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Khâm Thịnh.
- b) Princess (Công nữ) Hue Huyền. m. Lệ Thanh. She left issue. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 17) H.H. Prince (Hoàng tử) Nguyễn-Phúc Măo, Prince of Từ Sơn (Từ Sơn Công). b. 25th October 1813 (s/o Nguyễn Thị TẦn), educ. privately. He d. 18th August 1868 (bur. Thanh-thuy thuong), having had issue, thirteen sons and eleven daughters, including:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Tu Đân. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Nguyễn-Phúc Thề Ngô. He had issue:
- (1) Công tằng tôn Nguyễn-Phúc Dương Ky. He had issue, a son:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Quỳnh Tràn.
- (2) Công tằng tôn Nguyễn-Phúc Dương Thanh. He had issue, a son:
- (a) Công huyền tôn Quỳnh Nam.
- (1) Công tằng tôn Nguyễn-Phúc Dương Ky. He had issue, a son:
- i) Công tôn Nguyễn-Phúc Thề Ngô. He had issue:
- a) Prince (Công tử) Tu Đân. He had issue, a son:
- 1) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Châu, Princess of B́nh Thái (B́nh Thái Trưởng Công chúa). b. 1782. (d/o Phạm Thị Lộc). m. Nguyễn Văn Ngạn, son of H.E. Nguyễn Văn Trương, Duke of Đoan Hùng (Đoan Hùng Quận Công). She d. 1847.
- 2) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Anh, Princess of Bảo Lộc (Bảo Lộc Trưởng Công chúa). b. 1790 (d/o Lâm Thức). m. Đặng …, Phó vệ uư. She d. 1850.
- 3) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Trân, Princess of Phú Triêm (Phú Triêm Công chúa). b. 1790 (d/o Hoàng Thị Chức). m. Nguyễn Đức Long, Phó vệ uư. She d. 1819.
- 4) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Xuyên, Princess of Bảo Thuận (Bảo Thuận Công chúa). b. 20th October 1792 (d/o Lâm Thức). m. (first) Nguyễn Hoàng Toán, Phó vệ uư. m. (second) after the death of her first husband, Trương Văn Minh, Phó vệ uư. She d. 1851.
- 5) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Ngoạn (or Mu Se in Thai), Princess of Đức Ḥa (Đức Ḥa Công chúa). b. in Siam during her father’s exile, 1794 (d/o Tống Thị Lâu). m. Mai Đức Nho, Phó vệ uư. She d. 1827.
- 6) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Nga, Princess of An Thái (An Thái Công chúa). b. 21st November 1796 (d/o Dương Thị Dưỡng). m. (first) Nguyễn Đức Thiện, Phó vệ uư. m. (second) after the death of her first husband, Vũ Viết Tuấn. She d. 1856.
- 7) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Quỳnh, Princess of B́nh Hưng (B́nh Hưng Trưởng Công chúa). b. 1801 (d/o Lâm Thức). m. Phạm Văn Tín, sometime Trưởng vệ. She d. 1862. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 8) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Cửu, Princess of An Lễ (An Lễ Công chúa). b. 1802 (d/o Dương Thị Sự). m. Lê Chất. She d. 1846.
- 9) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Nguyệt, Princess of Nghĩa Ḥa (Nghĩa Ḥa Công chúa). b. 1803 (d/o Tống Thị Thuận). m. Nguyễn Đức Hỗ, Phó vệ uư. She d. 1846.
- 10) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Ngôn, Princess of An Nghĩa (An Nghĩa Công chúa). b. at Huế, 11th August 1804 (d/o Princess Lê Thị Ngọc B́nh). m. at Huế, 1823, Lê Văn Yên, eldest son of Lê Văn Phong, and grandson of Marshal H.E. Lê Văn Duyệt, sometime Kinh Lược (High Commissioner) of Nam Kỳ and Thái bảo. She d. September 1856, having had issue, three sons.
- 11) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Dân, Princess of An Điềm (An Điềm Công chúa). b. at Huế, 22nd June 1805 (d/o Cái Thị Thu). She d. 1869.
- 12) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Khuê, Princess of Mỹ Khê (Mỹ Khê Thái Trưởng Công chúa). b. at Huế, 1807 (d/o Princess Lê Thị Ngọc B́nh). m. at Huế, 1825, Nguyễn Văn Thiện, Phó vệ uư, son of Nguyễn Văn Nhân, Duke of Kinh Môn (Kinh Môn Quận Công). She d.1827.
- 13) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Cơ, Princess of Định Ḥa (Định Ḥa Công chúa). b. at Huế, 13th September 1808 (d/o Nguyễn Thị Vĩnh). Became a nun in 1838 who was instrumental in restoring and reconstructing the Đông Thuyền Temple in 1842. m. Nguyễn Hoàng Thành, Phó vệ uư, and widowed at an early age. She d. at Linh Sơn Đông Thuyền Tự, Huế, 1855 (bur. there), having had issue.
- 14) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Thiều (d/o Nguyễn Thị Uyên). She d. young, aged under one year.
- 15) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Lư. b. at Huế, 1809 (d/o Trần Thị Hán). She d. at Huế, 1819.
- 16) H.H. Princess (Công chúa) Ngọc Thành. b. at Huế, 1812 (d/o Phan Thị Hạc). m. Hồ Văn Thập. She d. 1829.
- 17) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Bích. b. at Huế, 1812 (d/o Trần Thị Thể). She d. 1819. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- 18) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Tŕnh. b. at Huế, 1817 (d/o Đặng Thị Duyên). She d. 1823.
- 19) H.H. Princess (Công chúa) Ngọc Nhân.
- 20) H.H. Princess (Công chúa) Ngọc Khoa.
- 21) H.H. Princess (Công chúa) Ngọc Trang.
- 22) H.H. Princess (Hoàng-nử) Ngọc Đồng.
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