Ming Dynasty clans - Yue Wang, Pu Wang, Xiang Wang

The King of Yue

The third son of King Yuejing, Zhu Zhanyong, and Zhu Gaozhi. Yongle was sealed in the twenty-second year, and the state was founded in Quzhou Prefecture, and did not take the domain. Orthodoxy for four years, sissy. Childless, except.

Zhu Zhanyong was orthodox for four years, and Concubine Wu was martyred.

King

King Xian of Pu, Zhu Zhanyu, the fourth son of Zhu Gaozi. Nineteen years of Yongle. Zhu Gaozi ascended the throne and posthumously crowned the King of Pu. No after.

Xiang Wang

King Xiangxian, Zhu Zhanyuan, and Zhu Gaozhi were the fifth son. Yongle twenty-two years seal. Xuande was in Changsha Province for four years. Orthodox moved to Xiangyang Province in four years. Chenghua fourteen years of ferns.

When Zhu Qizhen was captured at Tumu Fort, Zhu Zhanyuan was the oldest uncle and a wise man, and many people wanted to choose the king of the domain to succeed him, most of which belonged to him, but the empress dowager and courtiers did not appoint him after weighing it. Zhu Zhanyuan wrote a letter requesting that the eldest son of emperor (i.e., Zhu Jianshen, later Emperor Chenghua) be made, and that King Huan (i.e., Zhu Qiyu, later Emperor Jingtai) be put in charge of the state. When he was still on the road, Zhu Qiyu had already taken the throne as emperor.

After Zhu Qizhen was released and lived in the Nangong, Zhu Zhanyuan wrote to Emperor Jingtai and advised Emperor Jingtai to pay more attention to Zhu Qizhen, visit him morning and evening to see how he ate and how his health was, and led the group of courtiers to meet him on the first and fifteenth day of the first month.

After Zhu Qizhen regained the gate, Shi Heng and others framed Yu Qian and Wang Wen for wanting to meet the princes of the Outer Domain after the change of Tumu Fort, and Zhu Qizhen suspected that the person they wanted to meet was Zhu Zhanyuan. Later, when zhu Zhanyuan was discovered in the palace, Zhu Qizhen dispelled his doubts and summoned Zhu Zhanyuan, who also set up a banquet to entertain, accepted Zhu Zhanyuan's intercession for Zhu Zhanyuan, and ordered Zhu Zhanyuan to set up an escort and build a mausoleum for Zhu Zhanyuan, and when Zhu Zhanyuan returned to the fiefdom, Zhu Qizhen personally sent it outside the noon gate to shake hands and cry goodbye. In the fourth year of Tianshun, Zhu Zhancheng re-entered the dynasty and was allowed to go out of the city with his sons at a certain time of the year (under the Ming Dynasty's system of strictly controlling the king of the domain, this was a particularly favorable treatment).

King Xiangding, Zhu Qiyong, eldest son of Xiangxian Wang. Chenghua was sealed for fifteen years. Koji Motoyoshi.

King Xiangjian, Zhu Jianshu, was the eldest son of King Shu of Xiangding. Koji attacked the seal in the second year;

King Huai of Xianghuai, Zhu Youcai, eldest son of King Shu of Xiangjian. Four years of Hiroji's attack; seventeen years of Hiroshi.

Zhu Yucai likes flying eagles and dogs, and breeds good horses. In addition, he also likes Taoism.

Zhu Youcai once fought with the Xingwangfu for land.

King Xiangkang, Zhu Youyu ,, second son of King Shu of Xiangjian. The First King of Gwanghwa. Zhengde was enfeoffed for three years. Jiajing twenty-nine years. Childless, from nephew Zhu Houyi.

Like his brother, Zhu Yuyu also liked Taoism.

King Xiangzhuang, Zhu Houyi, eldest son of Zhu Youshu, King of Yangshan. The first attack on the Yangshan King. Jiajing was enthroned for thirty-one years;

Zhu Houyi was posthumously honored as prince, and his grandfather Zhu Jianshu (朱見淓) was posthumously honored as prince and prince(谥恭), and his father Zhu Youyi (朱祐楬) was posthumously awarded the title of prince and prince.

Zhu Houyi had a concubine, the Wang clan, and a birth mother, the Pan clan. Pan's coffin, Zhu Houyi parked Pan's coffin in the east side of the house. Wang said to him: That is your mother, don't avoid the coffin in the main hall because of me. Zhu Houyi replied: I dare not impose on my mother in an act that does not conform to etiquette.

King Xiangjing, Zhu Zaiwei, eldest son of King Shu of Xiangzhuang. The first king of Anfu. Longqing attacked the seal for three years. Twenty-three years of the Wanli calendar.

King Xiangzhong, Zhu Yiming, eldest son of King Shu of Xiangjing. The 29th year of the Wanli Calendar was sealed. In the fourteenth year of Chongzhen, Zhang Xianzhong trapped Xiangyang and was killed.

Yang Sichang, a university scholar, suppressed the rebellion and used Xiangyang as a military palace, and a large number of military salaries and weapons were stored in Xiangyang. In February of the fourteenth year of Chongzhen, Zhang Xianzhong intercepted and killed Yang Sichang's emissaries and seized his credentials, and dozens of his men mixed into Xiangyang City with this voucher, echoing inside and outside, and attacking Xiangyang. Zhu Yiming, the king of Xiang at the time, was captured, and the rebels gave him a glass of wine and said: You are not guilty, you are dead, Yang Sichang should pay for his life with death. Zhu Yiming was then killed along with his son Zhu Changfa, the King of Guiyang, and set the body on fire. Forty-three people, including Concubine Zhu Yiming, were killed, and his sons King Fuqing and King Jinxian escaped and were spared.

Zhu Changcheng (朱常澄), the second son of King Xiangzhong. The first king of Fuqing. Chongzhen entered the seal in the seventeenth year and lived in Jiujiang Province.

Zhu Changcheng first lived in Jiujiang, then moved to Tingzhou, and finally did not know the end.

King of Xiangfu County

King Ningxiang, Zhu Qixian, second son of King Xiangxian. Chenghua Seven-year-old sage. Childless, except.

King Zaoyang, Zhu Qiju, the third son of King Shu of Xiangxian. The sixth Zhu Yijun was unmarried and unmarried, except.

The third Emperor Zhu Youyi, Jiajing Chu, wrote a letter requesting that the Jiajing Emperor take his biological father as the emperor (whether the prince of Jiajing was admitted to the throne as the heir of his uncle Emperor Hongzhi, or according to the ancestral training, this throne was originally his in the case of his uncle's extinction—whether he had passed on to his uncle, he should recognize his uncle or his biological father as "imperial examination", which triggered the famous great ceremonial discussion in the early years of Jiajing), and the Jiajing Emperor was very satisfied, and sent his performance to the members of the clan and praised him.

Zhu Youyi also wrote a letter requesting that the clan members be suspended and that the members of the clan be allowed to engage in the business of scholars, peasants, industrialists, and merchants, and to rely on themselves, and those who were able could take the imperial examination.

Later, when The Xiang King Zhu Youyu fell ill and could not be appointed, the royal palace accepted Shao Heng's power and beat king Zhenning's uncle to death. Zhu Youyi tricked the removal and wentuged out his eyes. After the Jiajing Emperor sent officials from Dali Temple, Jinyiwei, and eunuchs for interrogation, Shao Heng was sentenced to death and Zhu Youyu was stripped of his title. When the Jiajing Emperor inspected the Chengtian Mansion (the place where The Jiajing Emperor's father was enfeoffed, and where the Jiajing Emperor was born and raised), he remembered Zhu Youyi's letter in the Great Ceremony And restored his title.

King Yangshan, Zhu Jianmiao, second son of King Shu of Xiangding. The third Zhu Hou was enfeoffed, and the county lord did not attack.

King Zhenning, Zhu Jianzang, third son of King Shu of Xiangding. The Fourth Zhu Zai Wan Li Zhongxue. Childless, except.

King Guanghua, Zhu Youyu, second son of King Shu of Xiangjian. Zhengde was enfeoffed as king of Xiang in three years.

King Anfu ( 安福王 ) , Zhu Zaiwei ( 朱載堯 ) , was the eldest son of King Shu of Xiangzhuang. Longqing attacked the King of Xiang for three years.

King Yuncheng, Zhu Zai [Tuding], second son of King Shu of Xiangzhuang. Li II.

King Yongcheng, Zhu Zaixi, third son of King Shu of Xiangzhuang. Wanli four years. Childless, except.

King Lanyang, Zhu Yihao, second son of King Shu of Xiangjing.

King of Guiyang, Zhu Changfa, third son of King Shu of Xiangzhong.

King Jinxian, Zhu Changhuan, and the fourth son of King Shu of Xiangzhong.