Wang Yuying
{{Short description|Chinese imperial concubine (died 1805)}}
Wang Yuying ({{Zh|c=侧福晋 王氏|labels=no}}; died 1805) was a consort of Yongxuan, Qianlong Emperor's 8th son. Her family belonged to Han Chinese Plain Yellow Banner.
Life
It is not known neither when was Lady Wang born nor when she entered the Manor of Prince Yi as a servant.{{Cite book|title=《清宮醫案集成》/ "Medical Records of the Imperial Palace"}} In 1768, she gave birth to Mianzhi, Yongxuan's first son. At that time, she was awarded a title of mistress.{{Cite book|title=《為绵志生母王氏已故著施恩追封仪亲王侧福晋事》/ "A report on promoting Mianzhi's biological mother to secondary consort".}} In 1769, Wang Yuying gave birth to the first daughter, later honoured as Lady of the Second Rank. In 1772, she birthed the second daughter, who would die prematurely in 1774. That same year, she birthed the third daughter, who would die prematurely in 1776. In 1775, she gave birth to the second son, Mianmao, who would die prematurely in 1777.{{Cite book|title=《玉碟》/ "Jade Tables"}} In July 1785, her sole surviving daughter married Barin Mongolian prince Gongsaishang'a of the Borjigin clan.{{Cite book|title=《列祖女孙直档》/ "Biographies of the descendants of imperial clan"}} Wang Yuying died in 1805 and was posthumously honoured as secondary consort.{{Cite book|title=《為绵志生母王氏已故著施恩追封仪亲王侧福晋事》/ "A report on promoting Mianzhi's biological mother to secondary consort"}}
Issue
Titles
- Lady Wang
- Mistress (庶福晋/诗妾) - from 1768
- Secondary consort (侧福晋) - from 1805 (awarded posthumously)