清代的皇子、皇女,其称谓常不称名字,而以其排行称呼,文献上称之为齿序,如称为皇几子、几阿哥,尤其是皇女,入关后根本不称名,只称皇几女、几公主。但在史籍、档案等资料中,同一人,其排行第几,记载又有很多不一致之处,颇为混乱。而清代的皇子、皇女又与政治相关,如参政、立储、继位及某些重要事件,常会提到几阿哥、皇几子,皇几女之联姻;某些事件,也会提到皇几女、几公主。资料记载之混乱,给研究带来很大不便,甚至出现张冠李戴现象。如康熙皇帝嫁给漠北土谢图汗部蒙古的那个公主,就 The Qing Dynasty’s princes and emperors, their titles are often not named, and its ranking call, the literature called the tooth sequence, such as the emperor called a few children, several princes, especially the Queen, after entering the gate is not named, Only a few girls, a few princess. However, in the history books, archives and other information, the same person, which ranks the first few, records a lot of inconsistencies, quite chaotic. In the Qing Dynasty, the princes and empresses were also politically related, such as participating in politics, establishing reserves, succeeding places and some important events, often referring to the marriage of several princes, emperor’s children, emperor’s daughters and some events, To the emperor a few girls, a few princess. The chaos in the data records has brought great inconvenience to the study and even appeared in the phenomenon of lawsuits. Such as Emperor Kangxi married Mobei Tuo Khan Ministry of Mongolia that princess, it