Ji Xiaolan's son.

According to the records of Qing history and related unofficial history, Ji Xiaolan had seven sons in his life, mainly four sons and three daughters. These four sons are: the eldest son Ji Ruwa, the second son Ji Ruchuan, the third son Ji Ruxiang and the fourth son Ji Ruyi; In ancient times, women were in a low position and basically had no names, or only birth names. When they married their husbands, they had a surname, so Ji Xiaolan's daughter's name could not be verified, and I didn't know her name.

Among Ji Xiaolan's seven children, everyone's fate is different. However, the eldest son and the second son are both people with shallow fate. They died at a young age, and let the white-haired people in Ji Xiaolan send the black-haired people. It is also gratifying that the third son has a mediocre life, but he can make ends meet. At least he survived. As for the fourth son, Ji Xiaolan is an old son, but I don't know his fate. There are not many records about Ji Xiaolan's youngest son in official history and unofficial history. Our eldest daughter married Lu Jianzeng's great-grandson, found a good husband's family and lived a happy life. The second daughter married Yuan Zhao. There are few descriptions about Yuan Zhao in history, and it is difficult to see the living conditions of Ji Xiaolan's second daughter. The third daughter died young. Therefore, Ji Xiaolan had seven children in his life, but most of them ended in misery.