Fuhacha

Overview

Fuhacha is a member of the Bordered Yellow Banner under the "Meng'esuo Clan" section of Volume 57 of the *Comprehensive Genealogy of the Manchu Clans of the Eight Banners*. His family had lived in the Wamianhe area for generations. The original text records his name, banner affiliation, and ancestral home, but not his official position. His family is listed in the "Committee at the Beginning of the Dynasty" group, making it impossible to determine the exact year of their submission.

The value of this genealogical record lies primarily in its lineage. His son, Wu'erdu, served as a vanguard commander; his great-grandson, Sangguli, served as a cavalry captain; his great-great-grandson, Zhangguli, held a fifth-rank official position; Kenbu and Sandali served as military officers; and Andali served as a court official. In the fourth generation, Dulantai held a fifth-rank official position; Zhekune served as a court official; Changshou served as a scribe; and Liuqi served as a cavalry captain when the genealogy was being compiled.

This series of records involves military officers, administrative clerks, and ministerial officials, showing the official records of different generations of this family, rather than Fuhacha's individual career. As for the precise modern location of Wamian River, and the specific dates of office of the aforementioned individuals, this entry in Volume 57 does not provide details, and cannot be deduced independently.