How many children did Emperor Wanli and Zheng Guifei have?

Because Zheng Guifei was deeply loved by Ming Shenzong, Zongshen was extremely partial to her children.

zhu changxun

Zhu was born on the fifth day of the first month of the fourteenth year of Wanli, and he was the third son. Ming Shenzong loves him very much. He repeatedly wanted to abolish his children and set up Zhu instead, which was strongly opposed by ministers. Therefore, Zongshen gave up political affairs in protest. Finally, in the twenty-ninth year of Wanli (160 1), he gave in and established the eldest son of the emperor as the prince and Zhu Wei. In the forty-second year of Wanli (A.D. 16 14), the whole family moved to Luoyang House on March 24th. From moving to Luoyang to being killed, Axe King lived in Luoyang for 28 years. 164 1 was killed by Li Zicheng on 1 February 2 1 day. Emperor Chongzhen gave "loyalty".

Wang was 56 years old. Emperor Chongzhen retired for three days and was given preferential treatment and sacrifice. All funerals are twice as thick as other princes, and they give him "loyalty". In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen (1643), he was buried in Mangshan site on the eighth day of the first month.

Zhu Changzhi

The fourth son of Zhu Changzhi (1587-1588), Zheng's imperial concubine. Born at noon on September 15th, Wanli (1587, 10), and July 5th, Wanli (1588), Yin Shiqiu was only two years old. During the Wanli period, he was named King Yuan Huai.

Zhu xuanshu

Yunhe Princess (1584-1590) is Zhu Xuanshu, the second daughter of Ming Shenzong, and her mother is Zheng Guifei. Princess was born on November 11th of Wanli (1584 65438+1October 9th). Very happy, she rewarded all cabinet ministers and took100000 taels of silver from Guanglu Temple to hold a celebration, and promoted her mother Zheng from a virtuous princess to a noble lady. In November of the seventeenth year of Wanli, Xin was six years old and was buried in Jinshan with four half-sisters, Princess Jingle, Princess Yunmeng, Princess Xianju and Princess Lingqiu.

Oceane zhu.

Princess Shouning was born in March of the 20th year of Wanli (1592). Her real name is Oceane zhu, the seventh daughter of Ming Shenzong and the half-sister of Ming Taizu. In the twenty-seventh year of Wanli, the princess married Ran Xingrang. Ming Shenzong loved this daughter very much and ordered her to come to the court every five days, which was far superior to other daughters. At the end of Chongzhen, Luoyang fell, and Ming Sizong ordered Luoyang to be ceded to and sent to Hebei to visit the Prince (later Nanming Emperor Hong Guang). In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen, Princess Shouning died at the age of sixty. When the Ming Dynasty perished, the mother-in-law, Ran Xingrang, was arrested and tortured by Dashun Army, and all the princess's inheritance was confiscated. Mother-in-law Ran Xing hanged herself in grief and indignation.

"Ming History": The Lord was favored by Shintoism and was ordered to come to Korea on the fifth day of the fifth month, so he was different from the Lord. When Luoyang fell in Chongzhen, Emperor Zhuang Liedi (Emperor Chongzhen) ordered eunuchs and ministers to comfort Prince Fu (Zhu Yousong) in Hebei. When the capital fell, Xingrang died in the hands of thieves.

Because Zheng Guifei was deeply loved by Ming Shenzong, Zongshen was extremely partial to her children.

zhu changxun

Zhu was born on the fifth day of the first month of the fourteenth year of Wanli, and he was the third son. Ming Shenzong loves him very much. He repeatedly wanted to abolish his children and set up Zhu instead, which was strongly opposed by ministers. Therefore, Zongshen gave up political affairs in protest. Finally, in the twenty-ninth year of Wanli (160 1), he gave in and established the eldest son of the emperor as the prince and Zhu Wei. In the forty-second year of Wanli (A.D. 16 14), the whole family moved to Luoyang House on March 24th. From moving to Luoyang to being killed, Axe King lived in Luoyang for 28 years. 164 1 was killed by Li Zicheng on 1 February 2 1 day. Emperor Chongzhen gave "loyalty".

Wang was 56 years old. Emperor Chongzhen retired for three days and was given preferential treatment and sacrifice. All funerals are twice as thick as other princes, and they give him "loyalty". In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen (1643), he was buried in Mangshan site on the eighth day of the first month.

Zhu Changzhi

The fourth son of Zhu Changzhi (1587-1588), Zheng's imperial concubine. Born at noon on September 15th, Wanli (1587, 10), and July 5th, Wanli (1588), Yin Shiqiu was only two years old. During the Wanli period, he was named King Yuan Huai.

Zhu Xuanshu.

Yunhe Princess (1584-1590) is Zhu Xuanshu, the second daughter of Ming Shenzong, and her mother is Zheng Guifei. Princess was born on November 11th of Wanli (1584 65438+1October 9th). Very happy, she rewarded all cabinet ministers and took100000 taels of silver from Guanglu Temple to hold a celebration, and promoted her mother Zheng from a virtuous princess to a noble lady. In November of the seventeenth year of Wanli, Xin was six years old and was buried in Jinshan with four half-sisters, Princess Jingle, Princess Yunmeng, Princess Xianju and Princess Lingqiu.

Oceane zhu.

Princess Shouning was born in March of the 20th year of Wanli (1592). Her real name is Oceane zhu, the seventh daughter of Ming Shenzong and the half-sister of Ming Taizu. In the twenty-seventh year of Wanli, the princess married Ran Xingrang. Ming Shenzong loved this daughter very much and ordered her to come to the court every five days, which was far superior to other daughters. At the end of Chongzhen, Luoyang fell, and Ming Sizong ordered Luoyang to be ceded to and sent to Hebei to visit the Prince (later Nanming Emperor Hong Guang). In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen, Princess Shouning died at the age of sixty. When the Ming Dynasty perished, the mother-in-law, Ran Xingrang, was arrested and tortured by Dashun Army, and all the princess's inheritance was confiscated. Mother-in-law Ran Xing hanged herself in grief and indignation.

"Ming History": The Lord was favored by Shintoism and was ordered to come to Korea on the fifth day of the fifth month, so he was different from the Lord. When Luoyang fell in Chongzhen, Emperor Zhuang Liedi (Emperor Chongzhen) ordered eunuchs and ministers to comfort Prince Fu (Zhu Yousong) in Hebei. When the capital fell, Xingrang died in the hands of thieves.