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Zhu Mo
Chinese prince (1380–1431) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Zhu Mo (Chinese: 朱模; 1 September 1380 – 11 June 1431) was a prince of the Ming dynasty. He was the 21st son of the Hongwu Emperor and was made the Prince of Shen (瀋王).[1][2]
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Consorts and issue
- Princess consort of Shen, of the Zhang clan (瀋王妃 张氏;d.1406), daughter of Zhang Wenjie (张文傑)[3]
- Lady, of the Zhang clan (章氏; d. 1451)[4]
- Zhu Jiabao, Prince Kang of Shen (瀋康王 朱佶焞; 7 December 1407 – 7 October 1457), first son[5]
- Lady, of the Wu clan (吴氏)[6]
- Zhu Jikui, Prince Kangsu of Lingchun (陵川康肅王 朱佶煃), second son
- Zhu Jiyun, Prince Daohuai of Qinshu (沁水悼懷王 朱佶熅), sixth son
- Lady, of the Xi clan (席氏)[7]
- Zhu Jiwei, Prince Xijing of Pingyao (平遙僖靖王 朱佶煟), third son
- Lady, of the Pang clan (庞氏)[8]
- Zhu Jijuan, Prince Daojing of Jishan (稷山悼靖王 朱佶焆), fifth son
- Unknown
- Zhu Jiyu, Prince Zhaoxi of Lincheng (黎城昭僖王 朱佶燏), fourth son
- Zhu Jitong (朱佶炵), seventh son
- Zhu Jifu, Prince Gongding of Qinyuan (沁源恭定王 朱佶㷆), eighth son
- First daughter
- Princess Hunyuan (浑源郡主), second daughter
- Princess Yicheng (翼城郡主), third daughter
- Fourth daughter
- Princess Hejing (河津郡主), fifth daughter[9]
- Princess Jiexiu (介休郡主), sixth daughter[10]
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