Zhu Tan was the tenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the King of Fenglu, and the capital of Yanzhou. King Lu passed on the thirteenth term, the fifth and sixth terms were posthumous, the ninth and tenth terms were two childless in succession, by the younger brother Si Jue, and the twelfth was also posthumously by the younger brother After the Qing army broke the city and committed suicide. There were twenty-three branches of the lu clan kings, four of which were stopped because they inherited the title of king of Lu, and ten of which were removed because they were childless.
The first King of Lu, Zhu Tan, was crowned king two months after his birth. After taking the Golden Stone Medicinal Bait, he caused eye damage and was disliked by Zhu Yuanzhang. The princess was the daughter of Tang He, the Duke of Shingu.
The fourth King of Lu, Zhu Yangzhu, served for forty-seven years, and his sons and grandsons all died before him, and he was made a great grandson.
Zhu Guan, the seventh king of Lu, played games with Qin Xin and other foxes in the royal palace, and often sat naked with prostitutes and musicians to have fun. Those who disobey the right and left are killed with a cone axe or burned with cannon fire. Zhu Dangzhuo, the king of Guantao, was also absurd and cruel, and he and Zhu Guan were in a bad relationship, and the two of them attacked each other. Emperor Guannian took care of Zhu Guan's young age, cut two-thirds of his Feng Lu, and killed Qin Xin, the official of the royal palace, and Zhu Dangshu was also stripped of one-third of Feng Lu.
In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty ordered Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty to lead an army to break through the Ming Dynasty Great Wall defense line from Jielingkou and Huangyakou respectively, and after meeting the division in Jizhou, they penetrated deep into the south of Gyeonggi, and then attacked Shandong, with more than eighty cities in a row, and the city of Yanzhou, where King Lu built his domain, was destroyed, and the twelfth King of Lu, Zhu Yipai, committed suicide.
The last King of Lu, Zhu Yihai, the younger brother of Zhu Yipai, moved to Taizhou during the chaotic army at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhang Guowei welcomed him to Shaoxing and enshrined him as a prisoner. Before Zhu Yihai oversaw the state, the Tang emperor Zhu Yujian had already established the Longwu regime in Fujian. The Zhu and Longwu regimes fought each other. In the third year of Shunzhi, the Qing army attacked Shaoxing, and Zhu fled by sea. According to the Ming history, Zhu Yihai later attached himself to Zheng Chenggongju in Kinmen, and Zheng Chenggong treated Zhu Yihai with respect at first, but later slackened off, Zhu Yihai was upset, and Zheng Chenggong ordered people to sink him into the sea. According to some other historical records, after Zhu Yihai fled into the sea, the Qing army took advantage of the victory to enter Fujian, broke the Longwu regime, and the Longwu Emperor Zhu Yujian was killed. Therefore, some of Longwu's former ministers changed zhu yihai to the main one and welcomed him to Fujian. In the fourth year of Shunzhi, Zhu Yihai swore an oath to the master, indicating that Wang Ye was not biased and was ready to restore the lost land, and by the fifth year of Shunzhi, the Ming army led by Zhu Yihai had restored many prefectures and counties in Fujian. Just as the form was getting better, Zheng Cai tried to take zhu Yihai and fought with the ministers appointed by Zhu Yihai, and Zheng Chenggong, who was active in Quanzhou and Zhangzhou, refused to obey Zhu Yihai's orders in the name of honoring Zhu Yujian. The Qing army went down to Fujian again, the Ming army in internal strife could not resist, the previously retaken prefectures and counties were lost, zhu Yihai moved to the junction of Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, and later to Zhoushan. In the eighth year of Shunzhi, the Qing army conquered Zhoushan, and Zhu Yihai went to attach himself to Zheng Chenggong, who although dissatisfied with Zhu Yihai's previous struggle with the Longwu regime he respected, still took him in and let him live in Kinmen. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, the Yongle Emperor was killed in Yunnan, and the old ministers Wang Zhongxiao and Shen Qiqi persuaded Zhu yihai to claim the title of emperor, but because Zheng Chenggong did not support it. In the first year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Zhu Yihai died of sea disease in Kinmen.
1. Zhu Tan, King of Luhuang: Ten sons of Taizu Shu, three years of Hongwu's reign, eighteen years of Yan Prefecture, and twenty-two years of Xue.
Eldest son: Zhu Zhaoxuan, King of Lujing.
2. Zhu Zhaoxuan, King of Lujing: The eldest son of Huangshu, yongle was enfeoffed in the first year of Yongle. Chenghua 2nd year.
Eldest son: Zhu Taikan, King of Luhui.
Second son: Zhu Taiyu, King of Juye. The fourth Juye King Longqing was six years old, childless, except.
Third son: Zhu Taicheng, King of Zouping. Passed on the Seventh Dynasty.
Fourth son: Zhu Taidi, King of Anqiu. Passed on the Ninth Dynasty.
Fifth son: Zhu Taiqi, King of Leling. Passed on viii.
Shu Liuzi: Zhu Taiyuan, king of Dong'a. The third Dong'a King Jiajing was forty-three years old, childless, except.
3. Zhu Taikan, King of Luhui: The eldest son of Jing, Chenghua was enfeoffed in three years;
Eldest son: Zhu Yangzhu, King of Luzhuang.
4. Zhu Yangzhu, King of Luzhuang: The eldest son of Hui Yuan, Chenghua was enfeoffed in the twelfth year. Jiajing second year.
Eldest son: Zhu Dangyi, King of Luhuai.
Second son: Zhu Danglan, King of Dong'ou. The second King jiajing of Dong'ou was forty-four years old, childless, except.
Third son: Zhu Dangzi, King of Tancheng. Jiajing twelve years of xue, childless, except.
Fourth son: Zhu Dangju, King of Guantao. Jiajing twenty-two years, childless, except,
Fifth son: Zhu Danghu, King of Yicheng. Pass iv.
Sixth son: Zhu Dang, King of Ziyang. Passed on the Sixth.
Seventh son: Zhu Dangjian, King of Yangxin. Passed on the Seventh Dynasty.
Shu Bazi: Zhu Dangmei, King of Gaomi. The fourth Jiajing thirty-two years, childless, except.
Shu Jiuzi: Zhu Dangmiao, king of Guishan. The second Shi Jiajing twenty-two years of Xue, childless, except.
Shu Shizi: Zhu Dangliang, the new King of Cai. Pass iv.
5. Zhu Dangyi, King of Luhuai: The eldest son of Zhuang Concubine, Chenghua was crowned as a son in the nineteenth year. In the eighteenth year of Hongzhi's reign, sun Zhu guan attacked the seal and posthumously crowned the king.
Eldest son: Zhu Jianyu, king of Lu.
6. Zhu Jianyu, King of Lu mourning: the eldest son of Huai Concubine, the grandson of Hongzhi in the sixth year. Zhengde fifteen years of Xue, with the son of the crown, posthumously crowned the king.
Eldest son: Zhu Guan, King of Luduan.
7. Zhu Guan, King of Luduan: Mourning concubine's eldest son, Jiajing's seven-year raid on the throne; twenty-eight years of Xue.
Eldest son: Zhu Yitan, King of Lugong.
Second son: Zhu Yiyi, King of Dongyuan. Passed on iii.
VIII. Zhu Yitan, King of Lugong: Duan shu's eldest son, the first King of Baoqing, jiajing thirty years of raiding the seal. Twenty-two years of the Wanli calendar.
Fifth son: Zhu Shoujun, King of Fu'an. Wanli twenty years, childless, except.
Sixth son: Zhu Shoujun, King of Lujing.
Seventh son: Zhu Shouxun, King of Luxian.
Shu Bazi: Zhu Shouyu, King of Ningde.
Shu Jiuzi: Zhu Shouyong, King of Lusu.
Shu eleventh son: Zhu Shouzhen, king of Changtai. Wanli twenty-one years, childless, except.
Shu twelfth son: Zhu Shouju, King of Yongfu. Wanli forty-one years, childless, except.
IX. Zhu Shoujun, King of Lujing: The sixth son of Gong Shu, the first Prince of Fuping, was enfeoffed in the twenty-fourth year of the Wanli Calendar, and the twenty-eighth year of the Reign of Xue. Childless.
10. Zhu Shoufeng, King of Luxian: The seventh son of Gong shu, the first king of Changde, was enfeoffed in the twenty-ninth year of the Wanli calendar. Chongzhen Nine Years. Childless.
11. Zhu Shouyong, King of Lusu: The ninth son of Gongshu, the first king of Taixing, Chongzhen entered the seal in the ninth year;
Eldest son: Zhu Yipai, King of Lu'an.
Fifth son: Zhu Yihai.
XII. Zhu Yipai, King of Lu'an: The eldest son of Su Yuan, Chongzhen attacked the seal for thirteen years; in the fifteenth year, the Qing army broke Yanzhou and hanged himself.
13. Zhu Yihai: The fifth son of Su Shu, Chongzhen attacked the seal in the seventeenth year, and sought to live in Taizhou, both overseeing the country in Shaoxing. In June of the third year of Shunzhi, the Qing soldiers crossed Zhejiang and sailed by sea, according to Zheng Chenggong; in the eleventh year of Shunzhi, he succeeded in making people Shen Zhihaizhong (excerpted from the lineage of the kings of the Ming Dynasty, other historical sources have different records).