Bamida

Overview

Bamida appears in the entry for the Sacha clan in Volume 57 of the Qing Dynasty official genealogy, *the Comprehensive Genealogy of the Manchu Clans of the Eight Banners*.

Historical records indicate that his banner affiliation was the Bordered Blue Banner.

His family had lived in the Wa'erha region for generations.

The original text records his official position as "Dianyi" (Dian Yi, a title for a high-ranking official).

Clan Affiliation: The Sacha clan is a Manchu clan name included in the *the Comprehensive Genealogy of the Manchu Clans of the Eight Banners*.

Bamida's inclusion under this clan name indicates that this is a family record preserved using the clan as an organizational unit; the clan affiliation here comes from the original book's arrangement, not merely from inference based on his name.

Banner Affiliation Background: The Bordered Blue Banner belonged to the Eight Banners system of the Qing Dynasty.

After the Shunzhi Emperor, this banner belonged to the Lower Five Banners.

The Bordered Blue Banner recorded in the *Comprehensive Genealogy* is Bamida's banner affiliation information, not necessarily indicating that he held any official position.

Eternal Residence: The *Comprehensive Genealogy* records his family's traditional place of residence as "Eternal Residence in the Wa'erha region."

Family records: The same genealogical text also lists descendants, including a chart of their birth dates.

These names reflect generational threads recorded in historical texts; the official positions held by related descendants are not considered part of Barmeda's own resume.