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VIETNAM

The Nguyen Phuoc Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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H.M. Emperor Minh Mang [Thanh-to Nhon Hoang-De], had further issue:

56) H.H. Prince Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Mieu, Duke of Tran-dinh (Tran-dinh Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 3^rd January 1832 (s/o Ta Thien Nhon Hoang Hau). m. (first) Truong Cong Thi Dieu (b. 1832; d. 1886). m. (second) Phan Thi Thuc. m. (third) Truong Thi Phuong. m. (fourth) Nguyen Thi Kieu. He d. at Hue, 23^rd June 1865 (bur. Duong-xuan thuong), having had issue, five sons and four daughters:
- a) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thu Tu. b. before 1850 (d/o Truong Cong Thi Dieu).
- b) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Truong. b. before 1850 (d/o Truong Cong Thi Dieu).
- c) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Chuyen. b. 12^th September 1850 (s/o Truong Cong Thi Dieu). m. (first) Huynh Thi Khuong (b. 1846; d. 16^th January 1921). m. (second) Huynh Thi Nguyen (b. 1850; d. at Son Dien, 25^th May 1934). He d. 28^th September 1884, six sons and six daughters:
  - i) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Yen. b. 1868. He d. 1914.
  - ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Du. b. 1873. He d. 1878.
  - iii) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Tu. b. 1873 (s/o Huynh Thi Nguyen). m. (first) Dao Thi Nga. m. (second) Le Thi Bay. m. (third) Le Thi Tu (b. 1873). He had issue, five sons and two daughters: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Dang.
    - (2) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Lang. b. 27^th October 1896. m. 15^th December 1919, …He d. 5^th July 1976.
    - (3) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Dam. b. 21^st July 1898. m. 6^th June 1926, …He d. 3^rd November 1926.
    - (4) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Linh. b. 23^rd November 1899. m. 1928, …He d. 7^th April 1977.
    - (5) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Hoa'ng. b. 1^st December 1911 (s/o Dao Thi Nga). m. Ng Khoa Dieu Dung (b. 1^st June 1917; d. at Fountain Valley, California, USA). He had issue, five sons and two daughters:
      - (a) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Quoc. m. Nguyen Tho Bich Ngoc. He has issue, five daughters, including:
        
        (i) Cong Huyen Ton Nu Khanh Ly.
        
        (ii) Cong Huyen Ton Nu Khanh Linh.
      - (b) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Chau. m. 1975, Dang Thi Huong. He has issue, two sons and one daughter:
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Hien.
        
        (ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Tri.
        
        (i) Cong Huyen Ton Nu Minh Thi.
      - (c) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Thanh. b. at Saigon, 10^th April 1947. He d. unm. at Cai Lay, My Tho, 10^th April 1974.
      - (d) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Cuong. m. Ha Thu Khanh. He has issue, one son and one daughter: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Thinh.
        
        (i) Cong Huyen Ton Nu Dang Thu.
      - (e) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Nap. m. 1985, Doan Le Tuyet. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Anh.
        
        (i) Cong Huyen Ton Nu Mai Vy.
      - (a) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Nga Kinh. m. 30^th April 1958, Hoang Dong. She has issue, three sons.
      - (b) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Luc Ha. m. Nguyen Ngoc Nham. She has issue, five sons and two daughters.
    - (1) Cong Tang Ton-Nu Thi Muui. b. 21^st August 1901. She d. 12^th August 1910.
    - (2) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Nup. b. 9^th June 1904. She d. 10^th June 1908.
  - iv) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung De. b. 3^rd August 1875 (s/o Huynh Thi Khuong). m. (first) 30^th September 1898, Tran Thi Gian (b. 1883; d. 1902). m. (second) Vo Thi De (b. 1878; d. 1930). m. (third) Duong Thi Thiet (b. 1876; d. 1916). m. (fourth) Phan Thi Long (b. 1881; d. 1948). He d. 1947, having had issue, five sons and six daughters:
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Thap. b. 10^th May 1904. m. 5^th July 1926, …He d. 1969.
    - (2) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Doan. b. 1911. m. 15^th January 1944, …He d. 1977.
    - (3) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Dai. b. 1913.
    - (4) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Thap. b. 1914. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    - (5) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Bien. b. 23^rd August 1914.
    - (1) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Nien. b. 1901. m. 4^th November 1923, …She d. 1968.
    - (2) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Nhu. b. 1906. m. 28^th July 1928, …She d. 1988.
    - (3) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Y. b. 1908.
    - (4) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Hang. b. 1910. She d. 1976.
    - (5) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Hoai. b. 1912. She d. 1915.
    - (6) Cong Tnng Ton-Nu Thi Vien. b. 1913. She d. 1919.
  - v) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung De. b. 1878. m. …He d. 1921.
  - vi) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Au. b. 1880 (s/o Huynh Thi Nguyen). m. (first) Tran Thi Au (b. 1879; d. 1902). m. (second) Nguyen Thi Diet (b. 1885). He d. 1920, having had issue, two sons and four daughters:
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Sac. b. 1900 (s/o Tran Thi Au). m. 1928, Tran Thi Le. He d. 1973, having had issue, three daughters:
      - (a) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Trang. m. Vo Dinh Hai. She has issue, seven children.
      - (b) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Nga. b. 1931. She d. 1976.
      - (c) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Hong. b. 1934. She d. 1935.
    - (2) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Hoang. b. 1906 (s/o Nguyen Thi Diet). m. (first) 1943, Nguyen Thi Mai. m. (second) Ngo Thi Muoi (d. 1977). He d. 1967, having had issue, one son by his first wife and two sons by his second:
      - (a) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Anh (s/o Nguyen Thi Mai). m. Bui Thi Lich. He has issue, two sons:
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Truong An.
        
        (ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Huy Khanh.
      - (b) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Long (s/o Ngo Thi Muoi). m. Ton Nu Thi Hue. He has issue, two sons and two daughters:
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao …
        
        (ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Cuong.
        
        (i) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Mong Cam.
        
        (ii) Cong Huyen Ton-Nu Minh Cam.
      - (c) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Loc (s/o Ngo Thi Muoi). m. Thai Thi Hoang My. He has issue, one son: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
        
        (i) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Thang.
    - (1) Cong Tang Ton-Nu Thi Ngan. b. 1902 (d/o Tran Thi Au). She d. 1966.
    - (2) Cong Tang Ton-Nu Thi Co [O Song]. b. 1909 (d/o Nguyen Thi Diet). m. (first) 1926, Henri Lecroix. m. (second) Bui Thach Song. She had issue, three children by her second husband.
    - (3) Cong Tang Ton-Nu Thi Que [O Ca]. b. 1913 (d/o Nguyen Thi Diet). m. 1933, Than Trong Tinh. She had issue, ten children.
    - (4) Cong Tang Ton-Nu Nghiem. b. 1916 (d/o Nguyen Thi Diet). m. 1938, Tran Nhgi. She d. 1940, having had issue, one son.
  - i) Cong Ton Nu Thi Tinh. b. 1870. She d. 1948.
  - ii) Cong Ton Nu Thi Uyen. b. 1871 (d/o Huynh Thi Nguyen).
  - iii) Cong Ton Nu Thi Quon. b. 1876 (d/o Huynh Thi Nguyen). She d. 1883.
  - iv) Cong Ton Nu Thi Oai. b. 1881. She d. 1944.
  - v) Cong Ton Nu Thi Quyen. b. 1882 (d/o Huynh Thi Nguyen). She d. 1893.
  - vi) Cong Ton Nu Thi Tinh. b. 1883.
- i) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thanh. b. 11^th November 1856 (s/o Phan Thi Thuc). m. Dang Thi An. He d. 26^th March 1884 having had issue, one son and two daughters:
  - i) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Dang.
  - i) Cong Ton Nu Dong.
  - ii) Cong Ton Nu Chinh.
- j) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thien. b. 1862 (s/o Truong Cong Thi Dieu). He d. 1863.
- a) Princess (Cong Nu) … Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- b) Princess (Cong Nu) Gia Doan. b. 31^st March 1855 (d/o Truong Thi Phuong). m. Duong Khue. She d. 8^th November 1886, having had issue, three sons.
- c) Princess (Cong Nu) Nhuan Than. b. 31^st August 1859 (d/o Nguyen Thi Kieu). m. Dinh … She d. 18^th October 1895, having had issue, one son.
- d) Princess (Cong Nu) Imat Som (d/o Phan Thi Thuc).
- e) Princess (Cong Nu) Thanh Truc. b. 1864 (d/o Phan Thi Thuc). She d. 1867.
57) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Lam, Duke of Hoai-duc (Hoai-duc Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th January 1832, educ. privately. Mbr. Regency Cncl. November 1884-5^th July 1885 and 1^st February 1889-27^th September 1897. He d. 28^th December 1897 (bur. Duong-xuan ha), having had issue, eleven sons and nine daughters.
58) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Tiep, Duke of Duy-xuyen (Duy-xuyen Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 18^th August 1832, educ. privately. He d. 9^th December 1871 (bur. Nguyt-bieu), having had issue, five sons and six daughters.
59) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Va, Duke of Cam-giang (Cam-giang Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 28^th September 1832, educ. privately. He d. 1^st September 1895 (bur. Binh-an), having had issue, eleven sons and twelve daughters.
60) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Uyen, Duke of Quang-hoa (Quang-hoa Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 12^th February 1833, educ. privately. He d. 30^th November 1893 (bur. Nguyt-bieu), having had issue, two sons and seven daughters.
61) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien On, Duke of Nam-sach (Nam-sach Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 15^th March 1833, educ. privately. He d. 1^st February 1895 (bur. Kim-long), having had issue, eight sons and four daughters.
62) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Tru. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 25^th March 1833, educ. privately. He d. young, 12^th September 1841 (bur. Binh-an). Copyright© Christopher Buyers
63) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Khe. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 14^th April 1833, educ. privately. He d. young, 18^th January 1839 (bur. Binh-an).
64) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Ngu. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 29^th April 1833, educ. privately. He d. young, 20^th March 1847 (bur. Duong-xuan).
65) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Ta, Grand Duke of Tran (Tran Quoc-Cong) (cre. posthumous). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 5^th June 1833, educ. privately. He d. 4^th August 1889 (bur. Kim-long), having had issue, one son and one daughter.
66) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Trien, Grand Duke of Quinh (Quinh Quoc-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 19^th July 1833, educ. privately. He d.s.p. 7^th May 1895 (bur. Duong-xuan ha), having adopted one son.
67) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien That. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 30^th July 1834. He d. young, 24^th June 1837 (bur. Binh-an).
68) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Bao, Duke of Tan-an (Tan-an Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 26^th April 1835, educ. privately. He d. unm. 13^th July 1854 (bur. Binh-an).
69) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Khach, Duke of Bao-an (Bao-an Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 6^th May 1835, educ. privately. He d. 9^th December 1858 (bur. Duong-xuan ha), having had issue, two sons (d. young) and three daughters, and one adopted son.
70) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Thich, Duke of Hau-loc (Hau-loc Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 21^st September 1835, educ. privately. He d. 4^th February 1872 (bur. Thanh-thuy thuong), having had issue, thirteen sons and seven daughters.
71) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Dieu, Duke of Kien-hoa (Kien-hoa Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 13^th February 1836, educ. privately. He d. 17^th July 1891 (bur. Duong-xuan), having had issue, thirteen sons and ten daughters, including:
- a) H.H. Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Gioi. He may have had issue, a son:
  - i) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Sy. He may have had issue, a son:
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Chanh. b. at Hue, 12^th February 1942, educ. National High Sch., Hue, Univs. of Hue and Dalat, and North-Eastern Univ., Illinois, USA. Asst. in the Ministry of Rural Development 1970-1971, Dir-Gen. 4th Tactical Zone at Ministry of Econ. Affairs 1971-1973, Dep. Dir-Gen. Ministry of Industry 1973-1975, exiled to the US 1975, Presdt. Southeast Asian Imperial and Royal League, and the Vietnamese Constitution Monarchy League, Gen-Sec. Vietnamese Imperial Family Overseas Central Cncl. (Hoi Dong Hoang Toc Vietnam Hai Ngoai Trung Uong). He has assumed the titles of Prince, Duke of Kien-hoa, the style of Imperial Highness and appropriated the office of "Regent" for himself. m. Phan Lien, who has also assumed the title of Princess and style of Imperial Highness. He has issue, four children.
72) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Hoan, Duke of Kien-phong (Kien-phong Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th May 1836, educ. privately. He d. 18^th December 1888 (bur. Tu-tay), having had issue, twelve sons and seven daughters.
73) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Tri, Duke of Vinh-loc (Vinh-loc Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th September 1836, educ. privately. He d. 18^th December 1888? (bur. Tu-tay?), having had issue, thirteen sons and eighteen daughters.
74) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Than, Duke of Phu-cac (Phu-cac Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th July 1837, educ. privately. He d. 17^th August 1875 (bur. Nguyen-bieu), having had issue, four sons and six daughters.
75) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Ky, Grand Duke of Cam (Cam Quoc-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 5^th April 1838, educ. privately. He d. 15^th December 1881 (bur. Nguyet-bieu), having had issue, six sons and thirteen daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
76) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Bang, An-xuyen Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 6^th May 1838, educ. privately. He d. 19^th August 1902 (bur. Thanh-thuy thuong), having had issue, nine sons and six daughters.
77) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Sach. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 11^th December 1839, educ. privately. He d. unm. 27^th January 1856 (bur. Duong-xuan).
78) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Lich, An-Thanh Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 1830. Presdt. Imperial Family Cncl. Prince-Regent 5^th September 1907 - 10^th May 1916. Poet and physician. He d. at Hue, 1920 (bur. there at Phu Cat).
1) A daughter. m. H.H. Prince Hoang Ke Vien [Huynh Ta Vien], Generalissimo of Annamite troups in Tonkin 1872.
2) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Xuan An.
3) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Bimh Than.

1841 - 1847 H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Mien Tong] Thieu-Tri [Hien-to Chuong Hoang-De], Emperor of Dai Nam. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 16^th June 1807, as Nguyen-Phuoc Toan, second son of H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Dam] Minh Mang [Thanh-to Nhon Hoang-De], Emperor of Dai Nam, by his first wife, educ. privately. Granted the personal name of Nguyen-Phuoc Dung in adolescence. Assumed the name of Mien Tong when he reached his majority and was invested with the title of Truong-Khanh Cong (Prince of Truong-Khanh). Succeeded on the death of his father, 20^th January 1841. Crowned at Hue and assumed the era name of Thieu-Tri and the title of Dai Nam Hoang-De, 12^th February 1841. m. (first) 1823, Dinh Thi Hanh (b. in Go-Cong, 1807; d. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 1838), alias Triem, of Tan-Hoa, in Gia-Dinh province. m. (second) 1824, H.M. the Grand Empress Dowager (Thai-thuong Hoang-Hau) Tu-Du [Nghi-Thien Chuong Hoang-Hau] [Co-Hang] (b. at Bentre, 20^th June 1810; d. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 22^nd May 1901, bur. Xuong-tho, Cu-chanh), previously Pham Thi Hang, niece of his first wife, Dinh Thi Hanh and daughter of H.E. Pham-dang-Hung, Minister for Justice, from Go-cong, Tan-hoa, Gia-dinh province. He d. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 4^th November 1847 (bur. Xuong-lang, Cu-chanh), having had issue, twenty-nine sons and thirty-five daughters:

1) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Bao, Prince of An-Phong (An-Phong Cong) (cre. posthumously 1898). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 29^th April 1825 (s/o Dinh Thi Hanh), educ. privately. Plotted to claim his right to the throne and was imprisoned. Granted the title of Hau (Marquis) in 1840, and advanced to Cong (Prince) in 1843. m. Thi Thuy. He d. (committed suicide) in prison, 26^th October or 12^th November 1854 (bur. Cu-chanh), having had issue, nine sons and eight daughters, and one adopted son, including: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Dinh-Dao (s/o Thi Thuy). The centre of a revolt intended to raise him to the throne in 1864. Consequently, expelled from the Imperial family; his family assuming the name of Dinh. Imprisoned 1864. Rehabilitated and restored to his title of Duke, posthumously in 1898. m. Thi Lang. He was k. (executed by strangulation) with his brothers, mother and wife, September 1866, leaving issue, one son and one daughter:
- b) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Dinh-Tu. m. November 1865, Princess Nhu Nghi, maternal grand daughter of Emperor Minh Mang. He was k. (executed by strangulation) with his brothers and mother, September 1866.
- c) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Dinh-Chuyen. He was k. (executed by strangulation) with his brothers and mother, September 1866.
- d) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Dinh-Turong. He was k. (executed by strangulation) with his brothers and mother, September 1866.
- e) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung-Thuc, Duke of An-phong (An-phong Huong-Cong). He had issue, a son:
  - i) H.E. Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Thao. b. at Hue, 1886, educ. Quoc-Hoc High Sch., Hue. Tu-to-sio 1920, prom. to Pho-sio of the Tomb of Emperor Dong-Kanh 1922-1927, Chanh-sio of same 1927, Mbr. Dong-Ton-Tu-Ong-Te Assoc. 1927, later Councillor and Vice-Presdt. of the same, Vice-Presdt. Cncl. of Ton-Nhon 1937-1940, Presdt. of the same 1940-1944, prom. Tham-tri 1940. Rcvd: Kim-Khanh 1^st class. (1942), Cdr. of the Royal Order of Cambodia (1941), etc.
- a) Princess (Cong-nu) Thi Su. m. Khuon …, of Thanh-Hoa province. She had issue, two children.
- b) Princess (Cong-nu) Thi Chau. m. Lieutenant-Colonel Nguyen-Vo-Trinh, of Doc-So, Huong Tra, in Thura-Thien province. She had issue, a son.
2) H.H. Prince Nguyen-Phuoc Huong-Nham, who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Tu Duc, Emperor of Vietnam (s/o Grand Empress Dowager Tu-Du) - see below.
3) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Phu, Thai-thinh Quan-Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th April 1833, educ. privately. He d. 8^th May 1890, having had issue, twenty-six sons and twenty-nine daughters, including an eighth son: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- h) H.H. Prince Nguyen-Phuoc Ung …, Thai-Thanh Quan Vuong. Raised to the titles of Prince of Hoai-Trach (Hoai-Trach Cong) and Thai-Thanh Quan Vuong.
3) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Y, Thuy-thai Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 11^th September 1833, educ. privately. Author of several literary works under the nom de plume Kien-Thuy. He d. 23^rd February 1877, having had issue, forty-three sons and twenty-four daughters, including:
- a) H.H. Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Huih, Duke of Kien-Thoai (Kien-Thoai Quan-Cong). He had issue:
  - i) H.E. Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Thach, Duke of Kien-Thoai (Kien-Thoai-Huong-Cong). b. at Hue, 1875. Thu-ho-sio 1914, Thi-lang in the Ministry of Rites 1917, prom. Tham-tri 1918, Tong-doc of Nghe-An prov. 1929-1933, Minister-Presdt. Cncl. of Tai Nhon 1933, Minister for Palace Rituals 1933. Granted the title of Hiep-Ta-Hai-Hoc 1933. Rcvd: Cdr. of the Order of the Dragon of Annam (1932), Kim-Thien 1^st class (1934), Kim-Boi in gold (1933), Officer of the Orders of the Black Star of Benin (1927), Million Elephants & White Parasol of Laos (1928), and Legion of Honour of France (1939).
  - ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Nghien. He had issue, five children, including two sons:
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Bang.
    - (2) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh …He had issue, including a daughter:
      - (a) Cong Tang Ton Nu Trinh Dieu. m. Luong … She had issue.
- b) H.H. Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Chan alias Ung Cai or Ung Dien, who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Duc-Duc, Emperor of Annam - see below.
4) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Kiem. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 5^th October 1834, educ. privately. He d. young, 28^th May 1842 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
5) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong To, Hoang-tri Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 25^th October 1834, educ. privately. Poet and writer. He d. 22^nd August 1902 (bur. Duong-xuan), having had issue, four sons and ten daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
6) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Phi, Grand Duke of Vinh (Vinh Quoc-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 11^th February 1835, educ. privately. He d.s.p. 19^th April 1863 (bur. An-cuu).
7) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Huu, Gia-huong Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 2^nd October 1835, educ. privately. Mbr. Regency Cncl. 2^nd December 1883 to 21^st October 1884. Accused of incest with his sister Princess Dong-Xuan and exiled to Cam-lo, in Quang-tri province, 21^st October 1884. He was k. at Hue, on the orders of the other Regents, 9^th May 1885 (bur. Truc-lam), having had issue, eleven sons and fifteen daughters:
- a) H.H. Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Huy, Duke of Gia-huong (Gia-Huong Quan-Cong). He had issue:
  - i) H.E. Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Trung. b. at Hue, 1893, educ. l'École superieure de droit & d'administration, Hanoi. Residency Clerk 1922, Thuong-ta-tinh-vu of Thua-Thien prov. 1931-1933, An-sat (Chief of Judicial Service) of Quang-Binh prov. 1933-1934, Dir. of Forestry 1934-1935, Head of the Cabinet to Minister for Education 1935-1936, Bo-canh of Binh-Dinh prov. 1936-1939, Tuan-vu of Quang-Nam 1939-1944. Rcvd: Officer of the Order of the Dragon of Annam.
8) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Khang. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 5^th May 1837, educ. privately. He d. 19^th February 1855 (bur. Duong-xuan ha), having had issue, one son.
9) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Kien, Duke of An-phuoc (An-phuoc Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 6^th May 1837, educ. privately. He d. 15^th July 1895 (bur. Binh-an), having had issue, twelve sons and eleven daughters.
10) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thieu. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 6^th May and d. there, 12^th September 1837 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
11) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Truyen, Tuy-hoa Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 3^rd September 1837, educ. privately. He d. 18^th July 1889 (bur. Duong-xuan thuong), having had issue, eight sons and four daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
12) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Bang. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 30^th June 1838. He d. young, 21^st July 1853 (bur. Duong-xuan).
13) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Tham. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 15^th September 1838. He d. young, 28^th August 1839 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
14) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Truoc. He d. young.
15) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Nghi, Duke of Huong-son (Huong-son Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 5^th August 1839, educ. privately. He d. 22^nd October 1864 (bur. Huong-xuan), having had issue, two daughters, adopted one son.
16) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thi. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 10^th January 1839. He d. young, 8^th July 1842 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
17) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Tiep, Duke of My-loc (My-loc Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 14^th March 1840, educ. privately. He d. 15^th August 1863 (bur. Duong-xuan thuong), having had issue, one daughter, and adopted one son.
18) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong (unnamed). He d. young.
19) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Thu. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 22^nd October 1842. He d. young, 26^th August 1843 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
20) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Co. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 12^th January 1843. He d. young, 9^th May 1843 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
21) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Tu. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 20^th November 1843. He d. young, 3^rd November 1847 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
22) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Dinh, Duke of Ky-phong (Ky-phong Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 2^nd December 1843, educ. privately. He d. in prison, 19^th September 1884 (bur. An-cuu), having had issue, seven sons and two daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
23) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong (unnamed). He d. young.
24) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Dieu, Duke of Phu-luong (Phu-luong Quan-Cong). b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 16^th June 1845, educ. privately. He d. 5^th July 1875 (bur. An-ninh thuong), having had issue, five sons and five daughters.
25) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Hoi-ou Cai, Thuan Nghi Kien-Thoi Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 13^th December 1845, educ. privately. Granted the title of Hoang-Thuc Phu-Kien Quoc-Cong (Grand Duke of Kien) and raised to the posthumous title of Thuan Nghi Kien-Thoi Vuong by his son Emperor Dong Khanh. m. (first) Bui [Hoang-Thuc Mau-Kien Thai-Phi]. m. (second) Phan-Tri-Nhan. He d. 15^th May 1876 (bur. Duong-xuan thuong), having had issue, five sons and seven daughters, including by five ladies:
- a) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Ky or Bien [Chan Mong]. Adopted son of Huong-Thi [Tu-Duc], who succeeded as H.M. King Dong-Khanh, King of Annam (s/o Hoang-Thuc Mau-Kien Thai-Phi) - see below.
- b) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Dang [Duong Thien]. Adopted son of Huong-Thi [Tu-Duc], who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Kien-Phuc, Emperor of Vietnam - see below.
- c) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Quyen. b. at Hue, 1871, educ. privately. He d. at the house of Kim Luong, Hue, 21^st August 1901, having had issue.
- d) Prince (Cong Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Lich, who succeeded as H.M. King Ham-Nghi, King of Annam (s/o Phan-Tri-Nhan) - see below.
26) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong (unnamed). He d. young.
27) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Nghe. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 19^th May and d. 26^th September 1847 (bur. Cu-Chanh).
28) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Dat [Ung Thang], who succeeded as H.M. Emperor Hiep-Hoa, Emperor of Vietnam - see below. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
1) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Dong-Xuan.
2) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) (unnamed) (d/o Dinh Thi Hanh). She d. young.
3) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) (unnamed) (d/o Dinh Thi Hanh). She d. young.
4) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Ba-tong-Chua (d/o Grand Empress Dowager Tu-Du).

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