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Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu
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| Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu | |
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| Birth and death: | 1607–1646 |
| Family name: | Zhu (朱) |
| Given name: | Yousong (由崧) |
| Dates of reign: | 1644–June, 1645 |
| Dynasty: | Ming (明) |
| Era name: | Hongguang (弘光) |
| Era dates: | 1644–June, 1645 |
| Temple name: | Anzong (安宗) |
| Posthumous name: (full) |
Emperor Chutian chengdao chengjing yingzhe zuanwen beiwu xuanren duxiao jian 處天承道誠敬英哲纘文備武宣仁度孝簡皇帝 |
| General note: Dates given here are in the Gregorian calendar. They are not in the Julian calendar that was in use in England until 1752. | |
Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu, was the first pretender to the throne after the fall of the Ming Dynasty.
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Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu
Born: 1607 Died: 1646 |
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| Preceded by The Chongzhen Emperor |
— TITULAR — Emperor of the Ming Dynasty 1644 – June, 1645 Reason for succession failure: Ming Dynasty replaced by Qing Dynasty in 1645 |
Succeeded by The Longwu Emperor |
| — TITULAR — Emperor of China 1644 – June, 1645 Reason for succession failure: Qing Dynasty asserted effective control over China in 1645 |
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