Ming Dynasty: from Kings and Grandsons to the Emperor of the Ages!

Reprinted from: Article by bd Tieba blogger Zhu Shuai Yu Deng Zi Generation (I compiled it based on this content and combined with other information) Zhu Ji was the fifth son of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, and the younger brother of Ming Chengzu Zhu Di. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), he was named King of Wu. Stationed in Fengyang. In the eleventh year of Hongwu (1378), he was renamed King of Zhou, and in the fourteenth year (1381), he went to Kaifeng to serve. He was relatively liberal politically. After arriving in Kaifeng, he implemented the economic policy of restoring agricultural production, built water conservancy projects, reduced rents and taxes, and authored works such as "Herbal for Famine Relief". King Zhou Ding——Zhu Ji: generation: Having a son, we are at peace with each other, The court is diligent and respectful, Shaolun is prosperous, Zhao Ke is wide and virtuous. ———————————————————————— King Zhou DingFollow-upTwenty generations: Zhu JuThe fourth son, King Jian of Zhou——Zhu Youjuan Sect: New Propaganda Shiwen Family Yonghe Lin The silkworm sky is prosperous However, the truth can be told The second son of Zhu Youjuan - King of ZhouYi - Zhu Zizheng - The third concubine - King of Shangluo Zhuang Hui - Zhu Tong (充Duo) Sect words: Inherit the ancestors' precepts Cultivation of morality and family reputation Jing Fu Yan Lingxu Eternal Qinghua Zong [Attachment] ① King of ZhouJing——Zhu Ziya: The concubine of Jian (Zhu Youjuan), he was granted the title in the sixth year of Jingtai. Seven years of death. Childless. 1455~1456 ② King Zhou Yi——Zhu Zizheng: The second son of Jian (Zhu Youjuan), he was first granted the title of King Tongxu. In the first year of Tianshun, he entered the feudal state. He died in the 21st year of Chenghua. The county prince stopped attacking. 1457~1485 ③Shangluo County King Lineage (1) Shangluo Zhuang Hui King——Zhu Tong (钅Duo): The third son of Yi (Zhu Zichen), he was granted the title in the third year of Chenghua. Hongzhi passed away in the twelfth year of his life. (2) King of Shangluo's Rongding - Zhuan: Zhuang Hui (Zhu Tongduo)'s direct son, he was granted the title in the third year of Zhengde. He died in the 29th year of Jiajing. (3) King of Kangyu of Shangluo——ZhuMu●: the legitimate son of Rong Ding (Zhu Anxun), who was granted the title in the 32nd year of Jiajing. Forty years of death.       ◈The eldest son, Qin●, is the first to die. (4) Shangluo's Gongjing King - ZhuQin: Kangyu (Zhu Mu●)'s second son, he was granted the title of General of Zhenguo in the second year of Wanli and passed away. (5) King of Shangluo——Zhu Chao, the legitimate son of Gong Jing (Zhu Qin), and the eldest son in the sixth year of Wanli. The seal was sealed in thirty-two years. Zhu JuThe fifth son - King Xin'an - ZhuYouXi: School language: It is appropriate to carry forward the virtues of the ancestors Carry forward the fine traditions Work hard and read well To hope for a young son [Attachment] ①The lineage of kings of Xin'an County The king of Xin'an - ZhuYouXi - Ding (Zhu Ji), the fifth son of the common people, was first granted the title of Yongle. In the third year of Xuande's reign, he was demoted and eliminated for crimes. Zhu ZhuThe sixth son - King Yongning - ZhuYouguang: Sect language: Cai Feng presents Dan Zhao Xiang Lin carries jade book Jiahe Yansheng Rui Zhilan Shengmingzhu [Attachment] Yongning County King Lineage (1) King YongningJingxi——Zhu Youxuan——Ding (Zhu Ji), the sixth son of the concubine, was granted the first title in Yongle. He died in the second year of Chenghua. (2) Zhu Zichang, the king of Anhui in Yongning, was the son of Jingxi, and he was granted the title in the third year of Chenghua. Twelve years of death. (3) Yongningzhuanghe Wang Zhu Tong [Golden Tooth], the son of An Huishu, was granted the title of General of Zhenguo in the 14th year of Chenghua. Hongzhi died in the ninth year. (4) King Rongmu of Yongning Zhu Anfa, the legitimate son of Zhuang He, took the title in the thirteenth year of Hongzhi. He died in the first year of Jiajing. (5) King Gongding of Yongning Zhu Muhu, the son of Rongmu Shu, was granted the title of general of Zhenguo in the second year of Jiajing. Three years later. (6) Zhu Qinzhu, King Duanshun of Yongning, was the son of a concubine named Gong Ding. In the fifth year of Jiajing, he was granted the title of General of Zhenguo. Sixteen years of death. (7) King Minyi of Yongning Zhu Chaoyuan, the son of Duanshun, was granted the title in the 20th year of Jiajing. Forty-five years passed away. (8) King Wenjian of Yongning Zhu Zaibo, the legitimate son of Minyi, took the title in the fifth year of Longqing. He died in the twenty-sixth year of Wanli. Childless, except. Zhu YiThe eleventh son - Feng QiuKang YiWang ZhuYouYuan: Sect language: Family tradition of Hong Deyuan National Day Fengmingchun Successor always behaves filial piety Qinjing Yongbaoren [Attachment] Fengqiu County King Lineage (1) King Fengqiu Kangyi Zhu Youhen, the eleventh son of a concubine, was granted the title in the second year of Xuande. He died in the third year of Chenghua. (2) Fengqiu Wen Wang Zhu Zijun, Kang Yi's son, was granted the title as a general of Zhenguo in the fifth year of Chenghua. Hongzhi died in the fifteenth year. (3) Fengqiu Xishun King Zhu Tongke, Wen Wen's son, was granted the title of General of Zhenguo in the seventh year of Zhengde. Jiajing died in the third year. (4) Fengqiu Duanhui King Zhu Anshi, the direct son of Xi Shun, was granted the title in the sixth year of Jiajing. Thirty-one years later. (5) Zhu Mu [Yanhe], the king of Su'an in Fengqiu, was the son of Duan Huishu. In the 34th year of Jiajing, he was granted the title of general of Zhenguo. Longqing died in the third year. (6) Fengqiu Zhuang King Jing Zhu Qinlao, the son of a concubine in Su'an, was granted the title in the seventh year of Wanli. Sixteen years of death. Childless, except.

King Ding of Zhou——Zhu Ji: Generation: You have a son and you are in harmony with each other, The court is diligent and respectful, Shao Lun is beneficial and moist, Zhao Ke is Guangdeng Yong ———————————————————————— The protagonist of this book——Zhu Shaocen——Zhu Ji's 11th generation (11th generation grandson) —————————————————————— King Zhou Ding (Zhu Ji) - King Zhou Xian (Zhu Youdun) - King Zhou Jian (Zhu Youdun) Youjuan) - King Zhou Jing (Zhu Zihuan) - King Zhou Yi (Zhu Zihuan) - King Zhou Hui (Zhu Tongbiao) - King Zhou Gong (Zhu Muzhen) - King Zhouzhuang (Zhu Chaosu) - King Zhou Jing (Zhu Zaicheng) - King Zhou Duan (Zhu) Suqin) - King Zhou (Zhu Gongzhen) In the winter of the 14th year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng attacked Kaifeng. Zhu Gongzhen issued a notice that anyone who killed a thief would be rewarded with 50 taels of gold. If the thief could not break the siege after a long attack, he dispersed. In April of the next year, Li Zicheng besieged Kaifeng again and flooded the city. Hundreds of thousands of people died. After the city was broken, Zhu Gongzhen and his family were rescued by the Ming army. He died soon after. His grandson fled south and died in Guangzhou. —————————————————————— Zhu Ding, King of Zhou Dynasty, was the fifth son of Taizu. He was granted the title of Wu in the third year of Hongwu. In the eleventh year, the sealing week was changed. In the fourteenth year, he established the Kaifeng Mansion. He wrote the book "Compendium of Materia Medica for Famine Relief", which examined more than 400 species of edible wild herbs and illustrated them with drawings. It played a great reference role in later generations of Xu Guangqi's "Agricultural Policy Complete Book". Hongxi died in the first year of his reign. 1370~1425 —————————————————————— Zhu Youdun, King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, was the legitimate son, and he was granted the title in the first year of Zhengtong. Erudite and thoughtful, he was good at calligraphy. He wrote "Dongshutang Tie" which was widely used in the world. He was a famous calligrapher in the early Ming Dynasty. Zhengtong died in four years. Childless. 1436~1439 —————————————————————— Zhu Youjuan, King of Zhou Jian, was the fourth son of Dingshu, and was initially named King Xiangfu. Zhengtong entered the seal in four years. Jingtai passed away in the third year of his life. The county seal regulations will not be implemented. 1439~1452 —————————————————————— Zhou Jing Wang Zhu Zihe, the first son of Jian Shu, conquered the title in the sixth year of Jingtai. Seven years of death. Childless. 1455~1456 King Zhou Yi Zhu Zichen, the second son of Jian Shu, was first granted the title of King Tongxu. In the first year of Tianshun, he entered the feudal state. He died in the 21st year of Chenghua. The county prince stopped attacking. 1457~1485 —————————————————————— King Hui of Zhou Zhu Tongbiao, the son of Yishu, was first named King of Suiyang. In the 23rd year of Chenghua, he was granted the seal. He died in the eleventh year of Hongzhi. 1487~1498 —————————————————————— Zhu An [heng], the king of Zhou Dynasty, the second son of Huishu, was granted the title of crown prince in the 23rd year of Chenghua. Hongzhi passed away in the second year of his life. Attack the seal with Zimu Zha. He was granted the title of king and his posthumous title was Mourning. ———————————————————————— Zhou Gongwang Zhu Muzhao, the son of a concubine, was first named the general of the country. In the 14th year of Hongzhi's reign, he was granted the seal. He died in the 17th year of Jiajing. 1501~1538 —————————————————————— King Zhou Kang Zhu Qinxi, the legitimate son of Gong, was named the crown prince in the eleventh year of Zhengde. Jiajing died in the ninth year. Yi Zichao was attacked and sealed. He was granted the title of king and his posthumous title was Kang. —————————————————————— Zhu Chaoku, King of Zhouzhuang, the legitimate son of Kang, was granted the title in the 19th year of Jiajing. Thirty years of death. 1540~1551 —————————————————————— Zhu Zaicheng, King of Zhou Jing, Zhuang's legitimate son, was granted the title in the 31st year of Jiajing. He died in the eleventh year of Wanli. 1552~1583 —————————————————————— Zhu Suqin, King Duan of Zhou Dynasty, was the legitimate son. In the sixth year of Longqing, he was granted the title of Crown Prince. In the 14th year of Wanli's reign, he was granted the title and passed away this year. 1586 ———————————————————————— Zhu Gongzhen, King of Zhou, Duan's legitimate son, was granted the title of Crown Prince in the 17th year of Wanli, and subsequently succeeded in the title. In the winter of the 14th year of Chongzhen (1641), Li Zicheng attacked Kaifeng. Zhu Gongzhen issued a notice that anyone who killed a thief would be rewarded with 50 taels of gold. If the thief could not break the siege after a long attack, he dispersed. In April of the next year (1642), Li Zicheng besieged Kaifeng again and flooded the city. Hundreds of thousands of people died. After the city was broken, Zhu Gongzhen and his family were rescued by the Ming army. He died soon after. His grandson fled south and died in Guangzhou. 1589~1641

The king of the county was deposed and became a commoner, so he lived with the common people? Still need to be under strict supervision?

There weren't many records about the clan in the Ming Dynasty, right? That is, the prince (successor) has records. There are probably not too many references that can be referenced. It seems that the "Prince of the County" is only recorded until the Wanli period, and only his name and posthumous title (if he died) are recorded. There are even fewer records for the lower-level General Zhenguo, General Fuguo, General Fengguo, Lieutenant Zhenguo, Lieutenant Fuguo, and Lieutenant Fengguo. (Almost none, that is, in the mid-Ming Dynasty, a few of the Generals of Zhenguo and Generals of Auxiliary were promoted to princes and heirs.) I have not found any records of princes, princes, princes and other clans during the Tianqi and Chongzhen years. There may still be records of the princes and princes of the Yan vassal line, but there are fewer records of the vassal kings of the Taizu lineage. The small court in the Southern Ming Dynasty was partial to peace (infighting), and most of them were newly granted or newly granted clans from the previous dynasty. The clan is not allowed to leave the vassal state without an imperial edict. From the vassal king to the seventh generation (except for the direct lineage), they are all "Fengguo Lieutenant" at the lowest level. Whether the lower-level clan can get money and food depends on the look and attitude of the prince's palace. Life is not as comfortable as that of ordinary people. In the middle and early Ming Dynasty, members of the clan were prohibited from taking part in the imperial examinations. In the late Ming Dynasty (Wanli period), restrictions on the clan were relaxed and the clan imperial examination was implemented. But it means giving up the clan title.

Xuzhou should have been a Zhili state in the Ming Dynasty, not a prefecture. The one attached to Guo is not Pengcheng County, but Tongshan County. I have been on a business trip recently and have no time to revise it. I can only change it when I have time on the weekend.

Let me ask, if the Ming Dynasty had chief envoys, why did they also set up governors and governors? There are two chief envoys, the left and the right chief envoys, right? Aren't the governors and governors decentralized?

Subsequent plot speculation The protagonist should replace Emperor Apocalypse. Because Queen Zhang has been hooked.

How strange, didn't the author contact the editor? It's 370,000 words and it's not on the shelves yet?

I would like to ask, are all the princes' palaces near the prince's palace of the vassal? (Judy divided the Jin vassal, but divided three princes and left Taiyuan Prefecture)

I would like to ask, are all the princes' palaces near the prince's palace of the vassal? (Judy divided the Jin vassal, but divided three princes and left Taiyuan Prefecture)

Can I add a few character cards?