Is Essien Joe Luo Qishun really Kangxi's direct grandson?

Aisinjo Luo Qishun, born in 1952, aged 62, is a national first-class artist. He is the younger brother of Mr. Qi Gong, honorary chairman of China Calligraphers Association, the twelfth grandson of Emperor Nuerhachang of Qing Dynasty, the eighth grandson of Emperor Kangxi, and a native of Zhenghuangqi of Manchu.

Influenced by his great-grandfather Essien Joro Puxing and his grandfather Essien Joro Yu Zhen, he practiced royal calligraphy under the guidance of his younger brother Qi Gong. Since childhood, I have been infatuated with calligraphy and painting, carved inscriptions, read two kings and copied Cao Quanbei, which was praised by Liu Bingsen and evaluated by Mr. Ouyang Xiu.

1978 recommended by teacher Zhao Jiaxi, loved by China Calligraphy Association and recognized by China Academy of Fine Arts. But also as a national first-class artist.

I don't think learning is really difficult. After all, Emperor Kangxi was abolished twice, and later generations have been neglected in history, making it difficult to study. It's hard to be picky. You know, we should concentrate this time.