His father, Zhu Youyuan ( 1476 – 1519 ), the Prince of Xing, was the fourth son of the Cheng-hua emperor ( 1465 – 1487 ) and the eldest son of three sons born to the emperor's concubine, Lady Shao.

Due to complications in the succession process, Shizong was not a direct descendant of previous emperors Wuzong or Xiaozong, as he was the only surviving son of Zhu Youyuan the late Prince Xian of Xing and the eldest younger brother of Xiaozong.

Once on the throne, the Jiajing Emperor controversially had his dead father Zhu Youyuan ( 1476 – 1519 ) retroactively styled as the Gongruixian Emperor ; his mother became the Zhangsheng empress dowager.

He was sent to the court of one of the emperor's son, Zhu Di the Prince of Yan, where he was called Sān Bǎo ( 三寶 / 三宝, or 三保 ) meaning ' Three Jewels.

* According to Wang Yangming ( 1472 – 1529 ), the Ming Dynasty philosopher and governor of Jiangxi, China, he intends to use fo – lang – ji cannons in suppressing the rebellion of Prince Zhu Chenhao in this year.

* date unknown – Zhu Quan, Prince of Ning, Chinese general ( b. 1391 )

Zhu Di was entitled as the Prince of Yan, the area around Beijing.

But Zhu Di was not the oldest brother, forcing his father to name Zhu Biao, the Prince of Jin, as the crown prince.

He posthumously demoted his late elder brother Zhu Biao as Crown Prince Yiwen, demoted two younger brothers of Jianwen Emperor to commoners and kept them under house arrest at Fengyang, presumably till their deaths ; also under house arrest there was Zhu Wengui, the 2-year-old son of Jianwen Emperor, who would only be released as long as 55 years later.

According to some reports, Zhu is a 18th generation descendent of Zhu Bian ( 朱楩 ), titled Prince of Min ( 岷王 ), the 18th son of Hongwu Emperor, the founder of the Ming Dynasty.

In the first stage of this plan, one of the local commanders kidnapped one of Chanyu Zhi's brothers, Xian ( 咸 ), the Prince of Zuoliwu ( 左犁汙王 ), and his sons Deng ( 登 ) and Zhu ( 助 ), by trickery.

* Peng Chong, who had been by this point aggravated by Emperor Guangwu's official Zhu Fu ( 朱浮 ) into rebellion ( in a rare case of a succession of wrong decisions by Emperor Guangwu — mistakes that he learned from and would not repeat ); he claimed the title of the Prince of Yan and controlled the modern Beijing region.

** Consort Zhu, mother of Prince Mo

Xuande's uncle Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han had been a favorite of Yongle for his military successes, but he disobeyed imperial instructions and in 1417 had been exiled to the small fief of Le ' an in Shandong.

* Zhu Youji, born by Consort Bai, died 1472, posthumously honored Crown Prince Daogong

* Zhu Youlun, Prince Hui of Qi, born by Consort Shao

* Zhu Youbin, Prince Duan of Yi, born by Consort Zhang ( 张 )

* Zhu Youhui, Prince Gong of Heng, born by Consort Zhang ( 张 )

* Zhu Youyun, Prince Jing of Yong, born by Consort Shao

* Zhu Youqi, Prince Ding of Shou, born by Consort Yao

* Zhu Youheng, Prince An of Ru, born by Consort Zhang ( 张 )

* Zhu Youshun, Prince Jian of Jing, born by Consort Yang

* Zhu Youshu, Prince Zhuang of Rong, born by Consort Pan

* Zhu Youkai, Prince Yi of Shen, born by Consort Yang

Xian and Zhu were made Chanyus — to be two of the 15.

#" Xian Ru Wei Zhu " ( 先入為主 ) ( featured by Twins and Deep NG, Ho-hong )

Those four Chen stylists including Chen Xiaowang ( 陳小旺 ; Chen Fake's direct grandson ), Chen Zhenglei ( 陈正雷 ; 1949 –), Wang Xian ( 王西安 ) and Zhu Tiancai ( 朱天才 ) traveled relentlessly to give global workshops and create an international group of Chen practitioners.

In history, famous figures include Zu Chongzhi, Gong Xian, Gu Yanwu, Gui Youguang, and Zhu Bailu.

When Emperor Xian escaped the captivity of the martial regents, Li Jue and Guo Si, flighting Chang ' an for Luoyang in 195, Dong Cheng worked alongside Zhang Yang, Zhu Zhi and the White Wave Bandits ( led by Han Xian and Yang Feng, as well as the latter's subordinate Xu Huang ) to protect the journey of the emperor from the pursuing armies.

Besides Sun Yat-sen, key figures in the revolution, such as Huang Xing, Song Jiaoren, Hu Hanmin, Liao Zhongkai, Zhu Zhixin and Wang Jingwei, were all Chinese students in Japan.

Instead of informing his allies, Liang Xing attacked Xu and Zhu right away, but was routed in the end.

However, as soon as Qi Xing arrived in Zangke ( 牂柯 ), he was killed by the Administrator Zhu Bao, who had also rebelled.

* Class of 1987: Hu Jun, Xu Fan, He Bing, Chen Xiaoyi, Jiang Shan, Gong Lijun, Wang Ban, Li Hongtao, Han Qing, Sun Xing, Liu Hongmei, Wang Tao, He Yu, Zhou Xiaopeng, Wang Ning, Liu Xin, Liu Xin, Zhu Jie

Li Ying is wounded in the arm by an arrow fired by Zhu Biao and escapes narrowly with the help of Yang Xiong, Shi Xiu and Du Xing.

Zhu was born close to today's Beijing.

The Yongle Emperor ( Traditional Chinese: 永樂帝 ; Simplified Chinese: 永乐帝 ; pinyin: Yǒnglèdì ; Wade-Giles: Yung-lo Emperor ; ) ( 2 May 1360 – 12 August 1424 ), born Zhu Di ( 朱棣 ), was the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty of China, reigning from 1402 to 1424.

The Yongle Emperor was born Zhu Di on 2 May 1360, the fourth son of the new leader of the central Red Turbans, Zhu Yuanzhang, who would later rise to become the Hongwu Emperor, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

He has a cousin, Zhu Yunzhong, who was born in 1933 and is a retired doctor.

His son is Zhu Yunlai, born in 1957.

Zhu Yuanzhang was born in a poor peasant family in a village in Zhongli ( 鍾離, present day Fengyang, Anhui Province ).

Zhu was born to a poor tenant farmer's family in Yilong County, a hilly and isolated part of northern Sichuan province.

** 13th daughter ( 4 February 1718-May / June 1719 ), unnamed, born to Lady Zhu.

His name at birth was Zhu Zaihou and he was born during the reign of his father Emperor Jiajing, at the Forbidden City at the Ming Dynasty capital Beijing ..

He was born Zhu Changluo (), the eldest son of the Wanli Emperor and succeeded his father as emperor in 1620.

Consequently after he was born, Zhu Changluo was more or less completely ignored by his father even though, as the emperor's eldest son, he was by Ming law of succession, the heir presumptive.

Wanli openly preferred naming Zhu Changxun, his younger son born to his favourite consort Lady Zheng, as crown prince over the seniority of Zhu Changluo, but his intention was met with vehement opposition by most of his Confucian educated ministers.