- (1623–1662;
reigned 24
December 1646 – 1 June 1662),
personal name Zhu
Youlang, was the
fourth and last
emperor of the
Southern Ming dynasty, reigning...
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defeated by the Qing
until 1662, when the last
Southern Ming emperor, Zhu
Youlang, the
Yongli Emperor, was
captured and executed. In 1683, the Qing forces...
- second-rank
peerages were inherited. The last
Southern Ming emperor, Zhu
Youlang (Yongli Emperor), was a
member of this peerage. As
members of this peerage...
- to an old
legend regarding Zhu
Youlang and his flee from Wu
Sangui and the Qing
dynasty According to legend, as
Youlang fled
south towards Burma, he stopped...
- with this type of climate.
Sithu Kyawhtin, King of Ava (1552–1555) Zhu
Youlang,
Prince of Gui, last Ming
Dynasty claimant to China,
lived in
exile at...
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identity and existence, however, are a
matter of some dispute, and Zhu
Youlang, the
Yongli Emperor, is
generally taken to be the last
emperor of the Southern...
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local theater troupes. He led a
successful offense against his
cousin Zhu
Youlang but was
deposed and
executed on
January 20, 1647, when the Ming turncoat...
- a
general of Ming China, and
swore allegiance to Zhu
Youlang.
After the
execution of Zhu
Youlang, he
swore allegiance to Koxinga, and was
promoted to...
- Ming
dynasty explorer Zhu De,
military leader (studied in Kunming) Zhu
Youlang (Ming
dynasty emperor), (fought and was
executed in Kunming) Diplomats:...
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continually pushed ****her south, and the last
emperor of the
Southern Ming, Zhu
Youlang, was
finally caught in Burma,
transported to Yunnan, and
executed in 1662...
