Laimbu

Laimbu (Manchu: zh-cp|c=賴慕布,愛新覺羅| 1600–1646), also known as , the Prince F (輔國公), was one of the most influential Manchu princes in the early Qing dynasty. He laid the groundwork for the Manchu rule of China.

Laimbu was the thirteen son of the Manchu leader Nurhaci. His mother was the Lady Xiling Gioro(The Ertai was same family);Laimbu support and belong to the group of Dorgon, Dodo and Ajige were his full brothers, and the Emperor Huang Taiji was his half-brother. Huang Taiji was another group leader of princes.

After the Battle of Shanhai Pass, the Qing occupied Beijing,Dorgon committed Laimbu to be the Mayor of Beijing.

Respect troops event

After Nurhaci died, in some year Huang Taiji respected the troops in Shenyang. The Dodo was absent at this ceremony and that made Huang Taiji very angry and want to punish Dodo, but Laimbu protected and spoke in defense of Dodo. This incensed Huang Taiji and he began to dislike Laimbu.

See also

*Battle of Sarhu
*Battle of Shanhai Pass
*Lai Wenkwok