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His full posthumous name was Prince Xuan of Qin (秦宣王) He succeeded the princedom from 1548 to 1566. He initially was made a defender lieutenant under the designation of Prince of Lintong Comm.

He was posthumously honoured as Prince of Qin under the posthumous title 'Prince Duan of Qin' (秦端王) after his son succeeded the princedom. He was made a supporter general under the designation of Prince of Lintong Comm. He was posthumously honoured as a Prince of Qin under the posthumous title 'Prince Shun of Qin' (秦順王) after his grandson succeeded the princedom of Qin. He was made a bulwark general under the designation of Prince of Lintong Comm.

Zhu Bingfu, Zhu Chengrun's second son.

He was posthumously honoured as a Prince of Qin under the posthumous title 'Prince Gong of Qin' (秦恭王) after his great-grandson succeeded the princedom of Qin. He was made a defender general under the designation of Prince of Lintong Comm.

Zhu Chengrun, Zhu Gongming's eldest son.

He was posthumously honoured as a Prince of Qin under the posthumous title 'Prince An of Qin' (秦安王) after his grandson succeeded the princedom of Qin.

Zhu Gongming, Zhu Zhiqie's eldest son.

His full posthumous name was Prince Kang of Qin (秦康王) He succeeded the princedom from 1428 to 1455. He initially was made a second-rank prince under the title Prince of Fuping Comm.

His full posthumous name was Prince Xi of Qin (秦僖王) He died childlessly and was succeeded by his elder half-brother. He succeeded the princedom from 1412 to 1424. Zhu Zhigeng ( 朱志堩 1404–1424) ( 3rd), Zhu Shuang's second son and eldest son from his primary consort.His full posthumous name was Prince Huai of Qin (秦懷王) He died childlessly and was succeeded by his younger full-brother. He succeeded the princedom from 1424 to 1426. He initially was made a second-rank prince under the title Prince of Weinan Comm. Zhu Zhijun ( 朱志均 1403–1426) ( 4th), Zhu Shangbing's eldest son from his secondary consort.His full posthumous name was Prince Yin of Qin (秦隱王) Zhu Shangbing ( 朱尚炳 – ) ( 2nd), Zhu Shuang's eldest son, he succeeded the princedom from 1395 to 1412.His full posthumous name was Prince Min of Qin (秦愍王) He was made Prince of Qin in 1370 by his father and took his fief in 1378, which was located at Xi'an. Zhu Shuang ( 朱樉 – ) ( 1st), Hongwu Emperor's second son.

Prince of Qin download the last version for android