Zhu Yi (朱楧), the Prince of Su, was the fourteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang.
King Su was the eleventh king of the Ninth Dynasty, king of Sujing and king of Suzhao, and king of Suhuai was childless, and empress Dowager Xue was knighted by his cousin Zhu Jin. The process of Zhu Jin's heir has also experienced some twists and turns. King Suhuai was childless, and according to blood relatives, Zhu Jintu should be heir apparent, but the officials of the Ministry of Rites believed that Zhu Jintu, as the uncle of King Suhuai, inherited the title of nephew. The emperor issued an edict to put Zhu Jintu in charge of the affairs of the Su Domain with his own title, and submitted the treasure of the Su King to remove the officials and subordinates of the royal palace. After Emperor Muzong of Ming ascended the throne, Princess Wu of Suding (Su Huai's grandmother and aunt of Zhu Jin) and Zhu Zhenyun (Zhu Jin's uncle and grandfather) wrote to the emperor that Taizu had eradicated the masses, pacified the world, and repaid the grace of meritorious men unabated. My ancestor King Suzhuang was sealed on the border, trained soldiers, and defended the country. Unfortunately, the emperor was extinct, but the imperial court stuck to the order of Zhaomu and did not allow the heirs to be knighted. The courtiers of Wuxun still had a system of succession, and the imperial court did not do this to honor the clan and treat the king of the domain favorably. Zhu Zaiyuan submitted the letter to the Ministry of Rites for discussion, and the Ministry of Rites suggested that Zhu Jinyuan be allowed to manage the affairs of the Su Domain as the king of the county, but Zhu Zaiyuan did not agree. In the fifth year of Longqing, Zhu Jincheng was able to inherit the title of Prince of Su.
Su Fan was given the title of King of ten counties, king of Xunyang and king of Fenzhou, and the king of Fenzhou was suspended, and the king of Jintan was deposed for his sins. In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, in order to improve the rapid growth of the members of the clan, the imperial court imposed restrictive regulations on the number of concubines in the clan room, and the concubines outside the limit were indiscriminate concubines, and the sons born of the concubines could not inherit or obtain knighthoods according to the usual practice.
In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng broke Through Lanzhou, and the last King Su was killed.
Zhu Yi, King of Suzhuang: The fourteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the first king of Han. In the 25th year, Hongwu changed his title to King Su, and he took gansu and later moved to Lanzhou. Seventeen years of Yongle.
Eldest son: Zhu Zhanyan, King of Sukang.
Zhu Zhanyan, King of Sukang: The eldest son of Zhu Yishu, Yongle was enfeoffed in the 22nd year. Tianshun eight years.
Eldest son: Zhu Lupi(朱禄埤), King of Sujian.
Zhu Lupi (朱禄埤), the King of Sujian (苏簡王), was the eldest son of Zhu Yanyanshu (朱赡埤), the first prince of Xunyang. Chenghua was sealed for four years. Chenghua fifteen years.
Eldest son: Zhu Gongzheng (朱恭錝) the Prince of Sugong (a sect next to the golden character).
Zhu Gongxian (a sect next to the golden character): The eldest son of Zhu Lu (朱禄埤庶), except for the King of Fenzhou. Chenghua was sealed for twenty-three years. Jiajing fifteen years.
Eldest son: Zhu Zhenshu, King of Sujing.
Second son: Zhu Zhenhong, King of Chunhua. Pass iv.
Third son: Zhu Zhenhao, king of lead mountain. Passed on to the fourth, the fourth lead mountain king was born of a concubine, and the imperial court remembered his stepmother Princess Yang's widow who lived and observed the festival, and it was not easy to raise him to grow up, and he was allowed to inherit the knighthood.
Fourth son: Zhu Zhenxun, King of the Golden Temple. The second King of the Golden Altar was reduced to a common man for forty-five years in Jiajing, and he raised the wall and removed it.
Fifth son: Zhu Zhenrun, king of Huining. Pass iv.
Shu Liuzi: Zhu Zhenyan, the King of Yanchang. Pass iv.
Zhu Zhenshu, King of Sujing: The eldest son of Zhu Gongzheng (a sect next to the golden character), he was enthroned as a son of Hongzhi for ten years. Jiajing five years. Attack the seal with a son and posthumously seal the king.
Second son: Zhu Biyu (朱弼桄), the Prince of Suding.
Fourth son: Zhu Biki, King of Persimmon. The general of Zhenguo posthumously awarded the title of King of Persimmon.
Shu Liuzi: Zhu Biyu, King of Kaihua. Pass iv.
Seventh son: Zhu Bidong, King of Huichang. Passed on iii.
Zhu Biyu (朱弼桄), the Prince of Suding: The second son of Zhu Zhenshu (朱真淤嫡), was enfeoffed by Jiajing in the eighteenth year. Jiajing forty-one years.
Eldest son: Zhu Jinjiong, King of Suzhao.
Second son: Zhu Jinxuan, King of Yan'an. Childless, except.
Zhu Jinjiong, King of Suzhao: The eldest son of Zhu Bi and the son of The Prince of Fengshi. Jiajing thirty-six years. Blockade the seal with a son and pursue the king.
Eldest son: Zhu Shen, king of Suhuai.
Zhu Shentuo, the Prince of Suhuai: The eldest son of Zhu Jinjiongshu, Jiajing was sealed for forty-two years. Jiajing forty-three years. Childless, standing from his uncle.
Zhu Jinyi (朱缙墤) the Prince of Suyi: The eldest son of the Zhenguo general Zhu Biki (朱贡錝( a sect next to the golden character) Shu (朱贡錝, posthumously awarded the title of King of Persimmon) was the eldest son of Zhu Jinyuan (朱錝, a prince of Persimmon), and was enfeoffed as a general of the Auxiliary State for five years. Wanli Sixteenth Year.
Eldest son: Zhu Shenyao, King of Suxian.
Zhu Shenyao, King of Suxian: The eldest son of Zhu Jinshu (朱缙墤庶), he was enthroned in the nineteenth year of the Wanli Dynasty. Forty-six years of the Wanli calendar.
Eldest son: Zhu Zhifeng.
Zhu Zhifeng: The eldest son of Zhu Shenyao, he was crowned as a son in the forty-second year of the Wanli Calendar. The first year of the Apocalypse was sealed. Chongzhen died in the rebellion of thieves in the sixteenth year.