Zhu Gui (1374 August 25th-1446 65438+ February 29th), the imperial clan of the Ming Dynasty, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the thirteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the mother of Guo Huifei, the daughter of Guo Zixing, the king of Chu Yang in the Ming Dynasty, and the ninth king of Wang Zhiyi in the Ming Dynasty.

In the 11th year of Hongwu (1378), he was named Yu Wang, and in the 25th year of Hongwu (1392), he was named Dai Wang and became a vassal of Datong. In the first year of Wen Jian (1399), it was abandoned as Shu Ren. Ming Chengzu acceded to the throne and resumed his status as a baron.

Wang Shibiao in Ming Dynasty

Wang Jingying: Zhu Gui (1378 ─ 1446)

Dai: (1448 ─ 1463)

Dai: Zhu Chenglian (1466 ─ 1489)

Dai: Zhu (1499 ─ 1527)

Dai Zhaowang: Zhu Chongyi (1530 ─ 1547)

Dai: Zhu Tingyi (1549 ─ 1573)

Dai: Zhu Naixuan (158 1 year-1594)

Dai Wang: Zhu Naijun (before 1596 ─ 1627)

Dai Kangwang: Zhu (1627 ─ 1629)

Dai Wang: Zhu Yi? ( 1632-? )

Dai Wang: Zhu Chuan? (before 1639- 1644)

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Dai Wang