- emperor") and
sometimes by his
princely title Prince of Jun (均王), né Zhu
Youzhen (朱友貞),
known as Zhu
Huang (朱鍠) from 913 to 915, was the
third and last...
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National People's
Congress from 2002 to 2018. Zong was
married to Shi
Youzhen (施幼珍), and they had one child, a daughter, Fuli (Kelly) Zong (宗馥莉). Shi...
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Several months later,
after facing a
rebellion led by his
brother Zhu
Youzhen, the
Prince of Jun and
cousin Yuan Xiangxian, he
committed suicide. Zhu...
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emperor of the Chen
dynasty Zhenming (貞明, 915–921), era name used by Zhu
Youzhen,
emperor of
Later Liang (also used by
concurrent rulers of
Wuyue and Min...
- Quanzhong's wife) (died 904),
posthumously honored as an
empress by her son Zhu
Youzhen, the last
emperor of
Later Liang This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- (complete list) – Zhu Wen,
Emperor (907–912) Zhu Yougui,
Emperor (912–913) Zhu
Youzhen,
Emperor (913–923)
Later Tang (complete list) – Li Cunxu,
Prince of Jin...
- city Zang
Hongna as Ma Jing
Descendant of a
general Wang
Jiayi as Zhu
Youzhen The
fourth son of Chu Kui Ma
Dongchen as Mo Xiao
Prince Bo's guard, the...
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along with
generals Shi Heng (石亨),
Zhang Yue (張軏), and
strategist Xu
Youzhen (徐有貞). The
initial invasion of the
Southern Palace was
carried out by 400...
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himself emperor of
Later Tang. 18
November The
Later Liang emperor Zhu
Youzhen was
killed by one of his
generals at the
approach of Li
Cunxu to his capital...
- out from 1449 to 1452, they were
ultimately unsuccessful. In 1453, Xu
Youzhen (徐有貞), who had
fallen out of
favor during the
crisis of 1449 when he suggested...
