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Chapter 1101 Character Ending Table

Zhu Cihong, whose ancestral home is Fengyang, was born in Beijing and was the crown prince of Chongzhen.

During the Jiashen state change, he escorted Juren Wang Yan to the south and ascended the throne in Nanjing. He was Emperor Jianzhang of the Southern Ming Dynasty.

During his reign, he made great efforts to govern, implemented reforms, resisted the Qing army, and tried his best to protect the southeast half. Later Wei and Ming fought for hegemony, fled after being defeated, and went into exile in Luzon to continue Guozuo. In 1659, he died of illness in Luzon. Yan and Yanping Wang Zheng Chenggong assisted the government and supervised the country.

Zheng Chenggong, whose real name is Sen and styled Damu, was born in Nan'an, Quanzhou, Fujian, and was the king of Yanping in the Southern Ming Dynasty.

Sen Zheng Zhilong's son, Zheng Zhilong followed Zhu Cihong after he descended to Wei, and went to sea to fight against Wei. After Ming Wei negotiated a peace, he turned into a pro-Wei faction, established a master to cooperate with Wei, and ordered Nanming maritime merchants to go to Jiangnan to purchase goods vigorously, making Jiangnan industry and commerce overly dependent The maritime merchants of the Southern Ming Dynasty, with their ships everywhere, controlled the market at the same time, resulting in a situation where both sides were prosperous and both were prosperous, and the other was damaged. This made Wei Ting cast a taboo and maintain peace for many years.

Zheng Chenggong returned to Taiwan, collected Luzon, discovered Xinmingzhou, competed with Zhou Guo for Malacca, and competed with the Netherlands for Java. He fought for more than 1684 years. In 60, he died of illness in southern Tianzhu at the age of [-].

Wang Yan, courtesy name Shiheng, was born in Hunan and was a minister of the Southern Ming Dynasty.

Wang Yan followed Emperor Jianzhang to the sea. After Emperor Jianzhang passed away, he assisted Emperor Shao. He was in power for more than [-] years, carried out reforms, accumulated power, and dispatched a large number of spies to investigate Wei, steal Wei's information, and determined to restore it. He even secretly assisted Wei Guo. He grows Gao Jianye, fights for the position of crown prince, seizes the opportunity for Gao Jianxing, and takes the opportunity to report, which makes Wei Taizu Gao Yihuan furious, Gao Jianye loses the qualification to compete for the crown prince, and in the later period of Taizu, he gradually turned against Nanming.

Because of this incident, Wang Yan resigned from the field sadly, and died of illness in Luzon in 1677.

Sun Kewang, whose ancestral home is Yanchang, Shaanxi, was the adopted son of Zhang Xianzhong, a bandit in the late Ming Dynasty, and the great ancestor of the Great Zhou Kingdom.

If the struggle for hegemony in the Central Plains fails, it is expected to enter Annan, unify the Indochina Peninsula, occupy Malacca, and then lead an army to invade the Ganges River Basin in South Asia, defeat the Mughal Empire, and force the Mughals to cede the eastern region.

In 1664, Nanming and Dawei were dissatisfied with the high taxes collected by Sun Kewang after occupying Malacca. Zheng Chenggong, king of Yanping in Nanming, invited Dawei to send troops.

His son, Sun Zhengqi, came to the throne and worked hard to govern. In the first year of Emperor Taizong of Wei, Ming and Wei started a war. Sun Zhengqi joined the side of Nanming, and then switched to the side of Wei, which caused Nanming to be defeated quickly.

Boluo, native of Liaodong, was the first regent of Dongzhou.

Boluo led the remnants of the Qing army to establish Dongzhou State in the northwest of Dongzhou, and quickly swept the northwestern and central areas of Dongzhou.

In 1665, there was a discord within Dongzhou. Boluo was assassinated by Fulin, and Fulin was killed by Zhang Cunren the next year. Dongzhou fell into turmoil. England and France, which landed in the east, took the opportunity to encroach on Dongzhou.

The Dongzhou army fought with the two barbarians many times, but they were all defeated because of inferior equipment. The later regent Zhang Cunren sent envoys to the Great Wei Dynasty to proclaim the vassal. A large number of Wei people were attracted to travel across the ocean to Dongzhou to pan for gold.

As a large number of Wei people poured into Dongzhou, Dongzhou gradually reversed the situation, until the first East-West War completely drove Xiyi out of Dongzhou.

Liu Shun, whose ancestral home is Chenliu, was the Duke of Great Wei, and his daughter Liu Yan was accepted by the Taizu and granted the title of imperial concubine. She was the only concubine for 20 years. Liu Shun died without illness in 1697 at the age of 85.

Li Dingguo, whose ancestral home is in Shaanxi, was granted the title of king of Yulin County during the reign of Emperor Taizu, and king of Jin during the reign of Emperor Taizong. He died of illness in Chang'an in 1711 at the age of 90, with many children and grandchildren.

Li Yan, whose ancestral home was in Henan, was the chief assistant of the Great Wei Dynasty and Chen Guogong. He was in power for 20 years. He revised the laws and regulations of the Great Wei Dynasty and established a responsible cabinet system.

Liang Yizhang, a bachelor of Wei State University, Liang Guogong, died of illness in 1698.

Wang Shicong, a scholar of Wei State University, Song Guogong, died of illness in 1671.

Gao Zurong, the father of Taizu of the Great Wei Dynasty, was posthumously recognized as emperor after his death. His temple name was Renzu, and his posthumous title was Emperor Rui.

Jin Shenghuan, Duke of the Great Wei State, participated in the dispute for the prince, was defeated, defected to Nanming, and died of illness in 1674.

Wu Sangui, Duke of the Great Wei State, participated in the dispute for the crown prince, was defeated, raised his troops to rebel, and was put down by Li Dingguo.

Chen Mingxia, after the Beidang case, returned to his hometown sadly, set up a private school, sought recovery, and secretly assisted Taizong.

Taizu collapsed, Taizong came to the throne, recalled Chang'an, and re-entered the cabinet. Only one month later, he died of exhaustion at the age of 98.

Concubine Zhao, Taizong's biological mother, was favored by Taizong and died of illness in 1662.Taizong ascended the throne and became the Empress Dowager Ci.

Empress Zhu, Princess Chongzhen, interfered in state affairs, was displeased by Taizu, and died in depression at the age of 36. She was posthumously named Empress Dowager Zhuang.

Gao Jianye, the eldest son of Taizu, who was granted the title of King of Qin and Taizong ascended the throne, died violently in Fuchu three months later at the age of 33.

Zhao Daxian, the Duke of Wei, participated in the dispute for the crown prince, reported the wrong intentions for the King of Qin, and committed suicide in fear of crime.

Hu Dawei, King of Liaoyang County of Great Wei, pioneered the Northeast, died of illness in 1677.

Xu Heihu, the king of Changde County in the Great Wei Dynasty, fought for many years with outstanding military exploits, and died of illness in 1682.

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