Zhu Yuanzhang is in the same vein
1. King of Qin
Zhu Zhu, the Prince of Qin, was the second son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on November 11, 16th year of the reign of Emperor Yuanshun, to Empress Ma. Hongwu was crowned King of Qin in three years, with a fiefdom of Xi'an Province, and Hongwu took the domain in eleven years.
2. King Jin
Zhu Yu (朱㭎), the King of Jin, was the third son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on November 18, 18th year of the reign of Emperor Yuanshun, to Empress Ma. Hongwu was crowned King of Jin in three years, with a fiefdom of Taiyuan Province, and Hongwu became a vassal in the eleventh year.
3. Yan Wang
Zhu Di, the King of Yan, was the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on April 17, 2007, the 20th year of the Reign of Emperor Yuanshun, to empress dowager Ma. Hongwu was crowned king of Yan in three years, with the fiefdom of Beiping Province, and Hongwu took the domain for thirteen years, and later seized the throne through Jingnan, and the title of King of Yan was revoked.
4. King of Zhou
Zhu Xu, the King of Zhou, was the fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on the ninth day of the first month of the autumn of the 21st year of the Reign of Emperor Yuanshun, to Empress Ma. Hongwu was crowned King of Wu in three years, and his fief was Qiantang, which is also known as Hangzhou Prefecture. However, Zhu Xu did not go to Hangzhou, because Zhu Yuanzhang later changed his mind, believing that the wealth around Hangzhou was an important source of state finance and taxation, and could not be handed over to the king of the domain, so when Hongwu was crowned king of the domain for the second time in the eleventh year, he was renamed the king of Zhou, the fief was Kaifeng Province, and Hongwu was in the fourteenth year.
5. King of Chu
Zhu Zhen, the King of Chu, was the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on the third day of the first month of the spring of the 24th year of the Reign of Emperor Yuanshun, the son of Concubine Hu Chong. When Zhu Zhen was born, it happened that Zhu Yuanzhang had laid siege to Wuchang, so he was very happy and said, "Son, seal it with Chu." "Became the first of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons to determine a fief, and the fief was Wuchang. Hongwu was crowned King of Chu in three years, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in fourteen years.
6. King Qi
Zhu Yu, the King of Qi, was the seventh son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on November 29, 2004, the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Yuanshun, to the mother of Princess Da. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Qi in three years, and his fief was Qingzhou Prefecture, and Hongwu was in the fifteenth year. Jianwen was deposed as a Shuren in the first year, Yongle was reinstated in the first year, and Yongle was deposed again in the fourth year, and the King of Qi was abolished.
7 Pond King
Zhu Zi ( 朱梓 ) the Prince of Tan was the eighth son of Zhu Yuanzhang , and his mother was Princess Da of the Ding Dynasty. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Tan in three years, and the fiefdom of Changsha Province was enfeoffed, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in eighteen years. Hongwu died of self-immolation for twenty-three years because he was implicated in Hu Weiyong's case, and was later removed from zhu Yuanzhang.
8. King Zhao
Zhu Qi, the King of Zhao, was the ninth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born in the second year of Hongwu. Hongwu was crowned King of Zhao for three years, but did not determine the fiefdom, and died at the age of two.
9. King Lu
Zhu Tan, the King of Lu, was the tenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang's Taizu, born on February 18 of the third year of Hongwu's reign, his mother was Concubine Guo of Ning, and he was given the title of King of Lu two months after his birth, with his fiefdom as YanzhouFu. Hongwu was in the domain for eighteen years.
10. King of Shu
Zhu Chun, the King of Shu, was the eleventh son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on March 18, 1944 in Hongwu, to the mother of Princess Guo Huifei. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Shu in the eleventh year, with the fiefdom being Chengdu Prefecture, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in the twenty-third year.
11. King Xiang
Zhu Bai, the Prince of Xiang, was the twelfth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and his mother was Concubine Hu Shun. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Xiang in the eleventh year, and his fief was Jingzhou Prefecture, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in the eighteenth year. In the first year of Jianwen, he died because he was forced to set himself on fire by Zhu Yunjiao.
11. Acting King
Zhu Gui was the thirteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on July 18, 1977 in Hongwu, to the mother of Consort Guo. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Yu in the eleventh year, and later in order to strengthen the defense of the north, in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, he was renamed the Acting King, and the fief was Datong Province, and in this year he became a vassal.
12. King Su
Zhu Yi, the Prince of Su, was the fourteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on September 27, 1999 in Hongwu, to a mother of the Gao clan. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Han in the eleventh year, and his fief was Pingliang Province. Later, in order to strengthen the defense of the northwest, in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, the fief was changed to King Su, the fief was Ganzhou, Hongwu was in the twenty-sixth year, and in the first year of Jianwen, the fief was moved to Lanzhou.
13. King of Liao
Zhu Zhi, the King of Liao, was the fifteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on February 15, 1000 in Hongwu, to a han concubine. Hongwu was enfeoffed as king of Wei in the eleventh year, and later in order to strengthen the defense of the northeast and northeast regions, in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, he was renamed the King of Liao, with the fiefdom of Guangning Prefecture, and Hongwu became the king of Guangning Prefecture in the twenty-sixth year.
In the first year of Jianwen, during the Battle of Jingnan, Zhu Zhi crossed the sea to defect to Emperor Jianwen and was renamed Jingzhou Prefecture. After Zhu Di came to power, he disliked him very much, but did not deal with him, but only admitted that his fief was changed to Jingzhou, and since then, the Liao wang line has long been suspected by Zhu Di, and during the Wanli years, the Liao king was abolished.
14. King Qing
Zhu Huan, the Prince of Qing, was the sixteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on the ninth day of the first lunar month of the eleventh year of Hongwu, and his mother was Concubine Yu. Hongwu was enfeoffed as king of Qing in 24 years, and his fief was Qingyang. However, in order to strengthen the defense of the north, when Hongwu was in the 26th year of his domain, Zhu Yuanzhang moved his fiefdom north to Ningxia, which is today's Yinchuan, but because yinchuan was backward in defense at that time, and the grain and food army was difficult to prepare for the supply turnover, he was ordered to temporarily live in the small city of Weizhou in the middle of Qingyang Yinchuan.
In the third year of Jianwen, he officially became the domain of Yinchuan. However, King Qing did not like this, repeatedly requested to move the fiefdom, and finally Zhu Di only agreed that he could leave Yinchuan every summer to go to Weizhou for summer, after Zhu Zhanji took the throne, King Qing asked to live in Weizhou for a long time, but Zhu Zhanji refused, only agreed to take a summer vacation once a year, becoming one of the few princes in the Ming Dynasty who could travel on his own.
15. King Ning
Zhu Quan, the King of Ning, was the seventeenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born in May of the eleventh year of Hongwu, to the mother of Concubine Yang. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Ning in the twenty-fourth year, with the fiefdom of Daning, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in the twenty-sixth year.
Zhu Quan was trusted by Zhu Yuanzhang, and was granted the power to unite the army to fight, the geographical location of the fief was dangerous, the soldiers under him were extensive, and xiao yong was good at war, so he was calculated by Zhu Di during the Jing Dynasty, took away the military power, and coerced the rebellion. After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he was renamed to Nanchang. In the fourteenth year of Zhengde, his descendant Zhu Chenhao, the King of Ning, rebelled, and the King of Ning was abolished.
16. King Min
Zhu Yu (朱楩), the eighteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, was born on March 22, 12012 in Hongwu, to a consort of Consort Zhou. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Min in 24 years, and initially established a domain in Min Prefecture. In the 28th year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang recaptured Yunnan, and in order to strengthen his control over Yunnan, he changed his fiefdom to Yunnan. However, Zhu Nan and Mu Sheng, the Marquis of Xiping, who was guarding here, were discordant, and in the first year of Jianwen, they were deposed as Shuren and imprisoned in Zhangzhou. After jingnan, he returned to Yunnan, because he was always at odds with Mu Sheng, and finally moved to Wugang Prefecture in the first year of Hongxi.
17. King Gu
Zhu Xi, the King of Gu, was the nineteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and his mother was Guo Huifei. In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, he was crowned king of the valley on the grounds that Xuanfu was the upper valley in ancient times, and the fief was Xuanfu, and Hongwu was enfeoffed in the twenty-eighth year. During the Jing Dynasty, he abandoned his fiefdom and fled south, and was given the heavy responsibility of guarding the Jinchuan Gate of Nanjing by Zhu Yunjiao. Zhu Di hit Nanjing, and he opened the Jinchuan Gate for Zhu Di to take Nanjing without bloodshed, so he was renamed to Changsha.
King Gu was arrogant, considered himself meritorious, and was very dissatisfied with Zhu Di, and later intended to rebel, but was deposed in the fifteenth year of Yongle, and King Gu was abolished.
18. King Han
Zhu Song, the King of Han, was the twentieth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and his mother was Consort Zhou. In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang, in order to strengthen the defense of the northeast, crowned him as the King of Han and fiefed Kaiyuan. However, Zhu Song did not go to Kaiyuan, and finally died in Nanjing in the fifth year of Yongle.
After Zhu Song's death, his son succeeded to the throne, and Zhu Di decided to abandon Daning and other places at this time, so the King of Han could not go to Kaiyuan, and Yongle changed the title of Pingliang Province in the twenty-second year.
19. King Shen
Zhu Mo, the King of Shen, was the twenty-first son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and his mother was Consort Zhao Guifei. In order to strengthen the defense of the northeast, Zhu Yuanzhang made him the King of Shen in the 24th year of Hongwu and fiefed Shenyang. However, like King Han, he did not go to Shenyang. After Zhu Di abandoned Daning and other places, his fiefdom in Yongle was changed to Luzhou, which was later renamed Lu'an Province.
20. King An
Zhu Yang, the king of An, was the twenty-second son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on September 22, 166 in Hongwu, Hongwu was crowned king of An in the twenty-fourth year, Yongle was in Pingliang Province in the sixth year, Yongle died in the fifteenth year, childless, King An was cancelled, and the palace was later given to king Han to live.
21. King Tang
Zhu Jue, the King of Tang, was the twenty-third son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on September 18, 1999 in Hongwu, to the mother of Concubine Li Xian. Hongwu was enfeoffed as the King of Tang in the 24th year, with the fiefdom of Nanyang Province, and Yongle was enfeoffed in the sixth year.
22. King Yin
Zhu Dong, the 24th son of Zhu Yuanzhang, was born on May 17, 2011 in Hongwu, to the mother of Concubine Liu Hui. Hongwu was crowned King of Ying in the 24th year, and his fief was Anlu Province. Yongle died in the sixth year, and Yongle died in the twelfth year, because he was childless, and King Ying was abolished.
22. King Yi
Yiwang Zhu was the twenty-fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, born on the sixth day of the first month of June in the 21st year of Hongwu, to the mother of Princess Ge Lifei. Hongwu was enfeoffed as king of Yi for 24 years, and his fief was Luoyang. Yongle was enfeoffed in the sixth year, and in the forty-third year of Jiajing, his descendants were abolished for misconduct.
Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest brother is in the same vein
King of Jingjiang
Zhu Shouqian, the King of Jingjiang, was the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest brother, and his father was Zhu Wenzheng, the nephew of Zhu Yuanzhang, and was the only prince in the Ming Dynasty who was not a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang.
Zhu Wen was one of Zhu Yuanzhang's generals, who had held Hongdu for more than eighty days to resist Chen Youyu, but he held a grudge because he was dissatisfied with Zhu Yuanzhang's reward, coupled with Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicion of him, and finally died of confinement.
Zhu Wenzheng had only one son, Zhu Shouqian, who was initially named Zhu Tiezhu, and later Zhu Yuanzhang changed his name to Zhu Wei. In the third year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang crowned his sons as kings, zhu Shouqian was made the king of Jingjiang, and the fief was Guilin, and in order to show that he was not a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang, he changed his name to Zhu Shouqian.
Although Zhu Shouqian was named the king of the county, because he was a descendant of the eldest brother, Zhu Yuanzhang gave him the treatment of a prince, and later because of the estrangement of the relationship, it was gradually reduced, but due to his special status, his treatment was always between the prince and the county king.
Zhu Shouqian was deposed twice, and his fate was the same as that of his father, Zhu Yuanzhang could not bear to let his eldest brother die, and finally crowned his son Zhu Zanyi as the King of Jingjiang, so that this branch was not abolished.
Zhu Biao is in the same vein
1. King Yu
Zhu Xiongying, the Prince of Yu, the eldest son of Zhu Biao, died in the fifteenth year of Hongwu at the age of eight. Posthumously crowned King Yu.
2. King Wu
Zhu Yunxi, the King of Wu, was the third son of Zhu Biao, born in November of the tenth year of Hongwu, to a chang mother. In the first year of Jianwen, he was enfeoffed as the King of Wu, and the state of Hangzhou was sealed, and he did not take the domain. In the fourth year of Jianwen, Zhu Di seized the throne, was demoted to the title of King of Guangze, and moved to Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, where he was deposed in September of that year as a Shuren and Fengyang.
3. King Heng
Zhu Yunxi, the Prince of Heng, was the fourth son of Zhu Biao, and his mother was Lü Shi. In the first year of Jianwen, he was enfeoffed as the King of Heng. After Zhu Di seized the throne in the fourth year of Jianwen, he was demoted to the title of King of Huai'en and lived in Jianchang, but in September of that year he was deposed as a Shuren and Fengyang.
4. King Xu
Zhu Yunxu, the Prince of Xu, was the fifth son of Zhu Biao, born in June of the 24th year of Hongwu, to a lü clan mother. Jianwen was enfeoffed as King of Xu in the first year. In the fourth year of Jianwen, Zhu Di seized the throne and was demoted to the title of King of Shihui, and lived with his mother in the mausoleum of his father Zhu Biao. Yongle
He changed his name to King Ouning in the second year, and finally died in a mysterious fire in the fourth year of Yongle.
Zhu Yunjiao is in the same vein
Original King/Run King
Zhu Wengui, the former king of Run, was the second son of Zhu Yunjiao, and his mother was Empress Ma. When he was two years old, Zhu Di seized the throne and was imprisoned in the Zhongdu Guang'an Palace, with the title of Jianshuren. After Emperor Yingzong's restoration, he was released at the age of fifty-seven, and later died, and the Hongguang Emperor posthumously made him the original king, and the Longwu Emperor posthumously made him the King of Run.
Zhu Di a vein
1. King of Han
Zhu Gaoxu, the King of Han, was the second son of Zhu Di and his mother was Empress Xu. Hongwu was made the King of Gaoyang in the 28th year, and Yongle was made the King of Han in the second year, and the fief was Yunnan.
Zhu Gaoxu was not willing to be a vassal, he wanted to be emperor, so he stayed in the capital and did not go to the clan, and joined forces with his younger brother Zhu Gaoxuan to try to seize the throne.
In the thirteenth year of Yongle, Zhu Di changed his title to Qingzhou, he still did not take the domain, and later because of his misdeeds to anger Zhu Di, after Zhu Gaozi rescued him to avoid being deposed, and finally was renamed Le'an Prefecture, in the fifteenth year of Yongle forced him to be a domain.
After taking the throne, Zhu Gaoxu was still not dead-hearted, and wanted to seize the throne, and finally rebelled in the first year of Xuande, was pacified by Zhu Zhanji, was deposed as a Shuren, and the King of Han was abolished.
2. King Zhao
Zhu Gaoxuan, the King of Zhao, was the third son of Zhu Di and his mother was Empress Xu. In the second year of Yongle, he was enfeoffed as the King of Zhao, and his fief was Zhangde.
Zhu Gaoxu also had the heart of the throne, so he colluded with the second brother Zhu Gaoxu to frame the eldest brother Zhu Gaoxu many times, but did not succeed, and later became involved in the incident of poisoning Zhu Di, rescued by Zhu Gaozi and survived, Zhu Gaozi took the throne, went to Zhangde Province to take the domain, and then lived honestly and avoided the fate of the second brother.
Zhu Gao was in a vein
1. King Zheng
King Zheng of Zheng was the second son of Zhu Gaozi and his mother was Concubine Li Xian. Yongle was enthroned as King Zheng for twenty-two years. Xuande was in Fengxiang Province for four years. Orthodox eight years on the letter to move inward, and finally moved the fief to Huaiqing Province.
2. Yue Wang
Zhu Zhanyong, the King of Yue, was the third son of Zhu Gaozi, born on the tenth day of the first lunar month of the third year of Yongle, the mother of Empress Zhang. In the twenty-second year of Yongle, he was enfeoffed as the King of Yue, the fief of Quzhou Prefecture, and died in Beijing, childless, and the King of Yue was abolished.
3. The King of Pu
Zhu Zhanyu (朱瞻垠) was the fourth son of Zhu Gaozi (朱高炽) and his mother was Concubine Li Xian. He died in October of the nineteenth year of Yongle, posthumously crowned king, childless, and the king of Pu was canceled.
4. King Xiang
Zhu Zhanyuan the Prince of Xiang was the fifth son of Zhu Gaozi and his mother was Empress Zhang. Yongle was crowned King of Xiang in the twenty-second year, and Xuande was crowned the King of Changsha in the fourth year. His life is legendary, three times infinitely close to the throne, three times did not become the emperor, and was not suspected by the emperor, good finally home. In the first year of the orthodox year, the fief was moved to Xiangyang and renamed Xiangwang.
5. King Jing
Zhu Zhanyu, the King of Jing, was the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and his mother was Zhang Shunfei. Yongle was enthroned as king of Jing for twenty-two years. Xuande built Changfu in the fourth year, and later because there were giant snakes in the upper table palace, he could not live, hoping to move the fiefdom, and finally moved to Puzhou in the orthodox decade.
6. King Huai
Zhu Zhan, the Prince of Huai, was the seventh son of Zhu Gaozi, and his mother was Concubine Li Xian. Yongle was crowned King of Huai in the 22nd year. Xuande was in the fourth year of the reign of Shao Prefecture (陳州府), and in the first year of the orthodox dynasty, he hoped to relocate the fiefdom in the hope of causing many miasma in Shao Prefecture, and finally moved to Rao Prefecture Capital.
7. King Teng
The eighth son of Zhu Zhangyi, the King of Teng, and his mother was Guo Guifei. In the twenty-second year of Yongle, he was the King of Teng, and the fief was Yunnan. Hong Xi died in the first year of the reign, and the childless King Teng was abolished.
8. King Liang
The ninth son of Zhu Gaozi, the King of Liang, was consort Guo Guifei. Yongle was crowned King of Liang in the 22nd year. Xuande was in the fourth year of the reign of King Anlu, and the royal palace was the former king's palace of the King of Yin. Orthodox wanted to move the fiefdom in the first year, but the emperor disagreed, and Orthodox died in the sixth year, and the childless Liang King was abolished.
9. King Wei
The tenth son of Zhu Gaozi, the Prince of Wei, his mother was Guo Guifei. In the twenty-second year of Yongle (1424), he was enfeoffed as the King of Wei and his fief was Huaiqing Province. He died of illness and was childless, and the King of Wei was cancelled.
Zhu Zhanji is in the same vein
King
Zhu Qiyu was the second son of Zhu Zhanji and his mother was Concubine Wu. After Zhu Qizhen ascended the throne, he was given the title of King of Qi. In the fourteenth year of the reign, Emperor Yingzong was captured and became emperor, and in the first year of Tianshun, he was deposed by Emperor Yingzong as the King of Qi.
Zhu Qizhen is in the same vein
1. Zhu Jianyun , the King of Virtue , was a son of Zhu Qi , and his mother was Concubine Wan Chen. Originally named Zhu Jianqing, Jingtai was crowned king of Glory by his uncle for three years. In the first year of Tianshun, Zhu Qizhen was restored to the throne and renamed Zhu Jianyi. He was given the title of King of De, the fief of Dezhou, and Chenghua was a domain for three years, but Dezhou was barren, so it was renamed Jinan.
2. King Xu
Zhu Jianchun, the Prince of Xu, was the fourth son of Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Princess Wang Huifei. Jingtai was crowned King Xu for three years, and died the next year, childless, and King Xu was canceled.
3. Xiu Wang
The fifth son of Zhu Qizhen, the King of Xiu, his mother was Princess Gao Shufei. In the first year of Tianshun, he was crowned King Xiu and fiefed in Runing Province. Chenghua was in the sixth year of the domain of Runing Province, Chenghua died in the eighth year, childless, and King Xiu was abolished.
4. Chongwang
Zhu Jianze, the King of Chong, was the sixth son of Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Concubine Zhou. Tianshun was enfeoffed as King Chongwang in the first year. In the tenth year of Chenghua, he was in charge of The Imperial Household, and the royal palace was the residence of King Xiu.
5. King Ji
Zhu Jianjun, the King of Ji, was the seventh son of Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Princess Wan Chen. When Tianshun was two years old, he was crowned King of Ji. Chenghua thirteen years into the domain of Changsha Province.
6. King Xin
Zhu Mizhi, the Prince of Xin, was the eighth son of Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Princess Wan Chen. Chenghua was crowned King of Xin in the second year, and Chenghua died childless in the eighth year, and the King of Xin was abolished.
7. Hui Wang
Zhu Jianpei was the ninth son of Zhu Qizhen and his mother was Concubine Wei. Chenghua was enfeoffed as the King of Hui in the second year, and in the seventeenth year of Chenghua, he was enfeoffed as the king of The Prefecture of Jun. Thirty-five years after Jiajing, his descendants were deposed as princes.
Zhu saw a deep vein
1. Xingwang
Zhu Youqiu, the Prince of Xing, was the fourth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Concubine Shao. Chenghua was crowned King xing in the twenty-third year, Hongzhi was in Luzhou in the seventh year, and Zhengde was in the fourteenth year. His son Zhu Houxi was the Jiajing Emperor, and eventually became emperor, who was posthumously honored as emperor with the temple name Ruizong.
2. King Qi
Zhu Youzhuo, the Prince of Qi, was the fifth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Concubine Shao. Chenghua was enfeoffed as king of Qi for twenty-three years. In the eighth year of Koji's reign, Hiroji died in fourteen years without children, and King Qi was abolished.
3. Yi Wang
Zhu Youbin, the Prince of Yi, was the sixth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Zhang Defei. Chenghua was enfeoffed as King yi for twenty-three years. In the eighth year of Hongzhi's reign, he built the Chang Mansion, which was the old palace of the former King of Jing.
4. King Heng
Zhu Youyu , the Prince of Heng , was the seventh son of Zhu Jianshen , and his mother was Princess Zhang Defei. Chenghua was crowned King heng for twenty-three years. In the thirteenth year of Koji's reign, he was the capital of Qingzhou Prefecture.
5. Yong Wang
Zhu Youfeng( Zhu Youfeng, the Yong King) was the eighth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Concubine Shao. Chenghua was enfeoffed as the King of Yong in the twenty-third year, and Hongzhi was the capital of Heng Prefecture in the twelfth year. However, the climate here is not good, and the house is not long after decay and destruction and cannot be inhabited, so I wrote to request to move to Dongpingzhou, Shandong. The ministers believed that it was better to relocate the fiefdom to rebuild the palace, and it was better to move to Xuzhou, Sichuan, his brother King Shen had died and no one had inherited, but the palace was still there, and it could be directly lived in, and the cost was not large. The emperor approved, but in the end because the road was too far to go, he could only live in the dangerous house in Hengzhou, and Zhengde was directly smashed to death in the second year of The Hengzhou earthquake, childless, and the Yong King was directly canceled.
6. Shou Wang
Zhu You, the ninth son of Zhu You, the King of Shou, was born to Concubine Yao. Hongzhi was crowned King of Shou in the fourth year, and Hongzhi was enfeoffed in Baoning Province in the eleventh year, becoming the second prince of the Ming Dynasty in Sichuan. However, Zhu Youyu was not accustomed to living in Sichuan, hoping to move inland, in order to get the emperor to agree, he said that he did not need the emperor to spend money to build the palace, his brother King Qi died not long ago, the palace was still there, he could change the seal to De'an, to live in the palace of his brother King Qi, the emperor finally agreed, in the first year of Zhengde he moved to De'an and officially lived in the Palace of King Qi. However, he actually had the same fate as his brother King Qi, Jiajing died twenty-four years ago, childless, and King Shou was canceled.
7. King Ru
Zhu You, the eleventh son of Zhu Jianshen, the Prince of Ru, was born to Concubine Zhang Defei. Hongzhi was enfeoffed as the King of Ru for four years, and in the fourteenth year he was in charge of Weihui Province. Jiajing died twenty years ago, childless, and The King of Ru was deposed.
8. King Jing
Zhu Youxu, the King of Jing, was the twelfth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Consort Yang. Hongzhi was enfeoffed as the King of Jing in four years, and Hongzhi was enfeoffed as the King of Yi Prefecture in the fifteenth year of Hongzhi. Jiajing died in the sixteenth year, and one of his sons, Zhu Houying, died early, and no one inherited it, and the King of Jing directly canceled it.
9. King Rong
Zhu Youshu was the thirteenth son of Zhu Jianshen, and his mother was Concubine Pan. In the fourth year of Hongzhi,Hiroshi's fiefdom was Given the title of King Ofe( Changde), and Zhengde was enfeoffed in three years.
10. King Shen
The fourteenth son of Zhu Youkai, the Prince of Shen, was born to Consort Yang. Hongzhi was enfeoffed as King Shen in the fourth year, the fief was Xuzhou, and he did not take the domain, and Hongzhi died in the sixteenth year, without children, and King Shen was abolished.
Zhu Youfan is in the same vein
King Wei
Zhu Houwei the Prince of Wei, the second son of Zhu Youfan, and his mother was Empress Zhang. Death, posthumous sealing.
Zhu You's vein
Yue Wang
Zhu Houxi the Prince of Yue, the eldest son of Emperor Ruizong, the mother of Empress Dowager Jiang, and the eldest brother of the Jiajing Emperor. Born five days later, unnamed. Jiajing posthumously enfeoffed Yue Wang for four years.
Zhu Houxi was in the same vein
Yu Wang
Yu Wang Zhu Zaiqi was the third son of Zhu Houxi, his mother was Du Kangfei, Jiajing was crowned yu wang in eighteen years, Jiajing inherited the throne for forty-five years, changed to Yuan Longqing, that is, Ming Muzong.
2 King Jing
Zhu Zaizhen, the King of Jing, was the fourth son of Zhu Houxi, and his mother was Concubine Lu Jing. Jiajing was created King of Jing in the eighteenth year. Zhu Zaizhen was favored by his father, and the Jiajing Emperor did not make a crown prince, so he had ambitions to seize the throne, and finally he was annoyed by the Jiajing Emperor, Jiajing forty years, ordered him to be in the Domain of De'an, Jiajing died in forty-four years, childless, and King Jing was abolished.
3. King Ying
The fifth son of Zhu Zaixi, the Prince of Ying, was consort Jiang Su. Born before the month of death, posthumously sealed.
4. Qi Wang
Zhu Zai (土沴), the Prince of Qi, was the sixth son of Zhu Houxi, and his mother was Consort Zhao. Born less than one year old, died, posthumously sealed.
5. Thistle King
Zhu Zai [Tu Kui] the King of Ji was the seventh son of Zhu Houxi, and his mother was Concubine Chen Yong. Born less than one year old, died, posthumously sealed.
6. King Jun
Zhu Zai (土夙) was the eighth son of Zhu Houxi, and his mother was Consort Zhao. Born less than one year old, died, posthumously sealed.
Zhu Zaiquan is in the same vein
1. King Jing
Zhu Yiling, the Prince of Jing, was the second son of Zhu Zaituo, who died prematurely and was posthumously sealed.
2. King Lu
Zhu Yijun (朱翊镠), the Prince of Lu, was the fourth son of Zhu Zaituo and his mother Empress Xiaoding. Longqing was enfeoffed as king of Lu for six years. In the seventeenth year of the Wanli Calendar, he was in the Province of Weihui.
Zhu Yijun is in the same vein
1 Fu Wang
Zhu Changxun (朱常洵), the Prince of Fu, was the third son of Zhu Yijun and his mother was Consort Zheng. Because he was loved by his father, the Ming Dynasty broke out a decades-long dispute over the foundation of the country, plotting the position of crown prince, sealing the prince of Fu in the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Calendar, fief luoyang, Wanli forty-two years on Luoyang, Chongzhen thirteen years by Li Zicheng killed, his son Zhu Yousong later became the first emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty Hongguang Emperor, but a year later surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and was killed. The fu king's inheritance ends.
3. Yuanwang
Zhu Changzhi, the Prince of Yuan, was the fourth son of Zhu Yijun and his mother was Consort Zheng. Born one year old all the time, posthumously sealed.
4. Rui Wang
Zhu Changhao, the King of Rui, was the fifth son of Zhu Yijun and his mother was Concubine Zhou. In the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Dynasty, he was crowned king of Rui, and in the seventh year of the Apocalypse, he was in Hanzhong, because of the peasant revolt, and finally fled to Chongqing, and finally was killed in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen. The legacy of Rui Wang is over.
5. Huiwang
Zhu Changrun, the Prince of Hui, was the sixth son of Zhu Yijun and his mother was Li Guifei. In the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Calendar, the King of Rui was crowned king of Hui, and in the seventh year of the Apocalypse, he was in Jingzhou. Li Zicheng attacked Jingzhou and fled to Changsha. After the fall of Changsha, he fled to Hengzhou, Hengzhou fell again, fled to Yongzhou, and later went to Guangzhou, where he was captured and finally killed after the Qing army captured Guangzhou. The Huiwang inheritance ends.
6. King Gui
Zhu Changying, the Prince of Gui, was the seventh son of Zhu Yijun and his mother was Li Guifei. In the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli Calendar, he was crowned king of Gui, and in the seventh year of the Apocalypse, he was the capital of Hengzhou. His son was the Southern Ming Emperor Yongli Emperor Zhu Youluo.
7. The Eternal King
Zhu Changpu, the Yong King, was the eighth son of Zhu Yijun, who died at the age of two and was posthumously sealed.
Zhu Changluo a vein
1 Jane King
Zhu You [Mu Xue] the Prince of Jian was the second son of Zhu Changluo, and his mother was Empress Wang. Born at the age of four in Yongzhou, posthumously sealed.
2. King Qi
Zhu Youyu, the King of Qi, was the third son of Zhu Changluo, and his mother was Wang Xuan's attendant. Born at the age of eight in Yongzhou, posthumously sealed.
3. King Huai
Zhu Youmo, the Prince of Huai, was the fourth son of Zhu Changluo, and his mother was Li Xuanshi. Born at the age of five, he died and was posthumously sealed.
4. Believe in the King
Zhu Youjian, the King of Xin, was the fifth son of Zhu Changluo, born in the 39th year of the Wanli Calendar, and in the second year of the Apocalypse, he was crowned king of letters by his elder brother Zhu Youxiao. In the seventh year of the Apocalypse, Zhu Youxiao fell ill and died childless, that is, the emperor's throne, the year name Chongzhen, reigned for seventeen years, became the king of the Ming Dynasty, and after Li Zicheng invaded Beijing, he hanged himself in Coal Mountain.
4 Xiang King
Zhu Youxu, the Prince of Xiang, was the sixth son of Zhu Changluo, and his mother was Concubine Dingyi. Death, posthumous sealing.
5 Hui Wang
Zhu Youhuan , the Prince of Hui , was the seventh son of Zhu Changluo , and his mother was a concubine. Death, posthumous sealing. When this prince was posthumously awarded the title, Zhu Changluo's uncle Hui Wang was still alive, and actually used the title of a living person to give his son who died prematurely, and he did not know how King Hui felt.
Zhu Youjian is in the same vein
1 Wai Wang
Zhu Cixi, the Prince of Huai, was the second son of Zhu Youjian and his mother was Empress Zhou. Death, posthumous sealing.
2 DingWang
Zhu Cijiong (朱慈冀) the Prince of Ding was the first son of Zhu Youjian (朱由檢), and his mother was Empress Zhou. Chongzhen was crowned King Ding in the fourteenth year, and in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng attacked Beijing, fled, and his whereabouts are unknown. In the forty-seventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Wenshang County, Shandong Province, captured Wang Shiyuan, who was already in his seventies, and after interrogation, Zhu Cijiong was interrogated, and the whole family was killed.
3. The Eternal King
Zhu Cizhao, the Yong King, was the fourth son of Zhu Youjian and his mother was Tian Guifei. Chongzhen was crowned King of Yong in the fifteenth year, and in the seventeenth year, Jingshi was attacked by Li Zicheng and his whereabouts were unknown.
4 Mourning the King
The fifth son of Zhu Cihuan, the Prince of Mourning, was Tian Guifei. Born at the age of five, he died and was posthumously sealed.
5. Mourn the King
Zhu Cican, the Prince of Mourning, was the sixth son of Zhu Youjian and his mother was Tian Guifei. Born at the age of two, he died and was posthumously sealed.
6. Mourn the King
Zhu was the seventh son of Zhu Youjian and his mother was Tian Guifei. Born at the age of three, he died and was posthumously sealed.
Zhu Yuluo is in the same vein
1 Yuanwang
Zhu Cique (朱慈䇥), the Prince of Yuan, was the fourth son of Zhu Youluo (朱由榔), and his mother was Empress Xiaogangkuang. Death, posthumous sealing.
2. Fu Wang
Zhu Ciwei, the Prince of Fu, was the fifth son of Zhu Youluo, and his mother was Dai Guiren. He died in August of the ninth year of the Yong calendar and was posthumously sealed.
3 King of Rakshasa
Zhu Ciyi (朱慈逸) was the sixth son of Zhu Youruo (朱由榔), and his mother was Empress Xiaogangkuang. He died in August of the ninth year of the Yong calendar and was posthumously sealed.
4. King Li
Zhu Cizhuo was the seventh son of Zhu Youluo, and his mother was Yang Guiren. He died in February of the tenth year of the Eternal Calendar and was posthumously sealed.