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First enfeoffmentSon (first generation)Grandson (second generation)Great-grandson (third generation)Fifth generationSixth generationSeventh generationEighth generationNinth generationTenth generation
Liang Ming, Baron of Baoding, was enfeoffed on jisi in the twelfth month when Renzong ascended the throne, with a hereditary stipend of 1,500 piculs. He died with the army in Jiaozhi on yiwei in the ninth month of Xuande 2.Bao succeeded on xinwei in the second month of Xuande 10, was raised to marquis on dingwei in the twelfth month of Jingtai 3, and in the second month of year 5 received patent and certificate as hereditary earl. In the tenth month of Tianshun 1 he garrisoned Shaanxi and then headed the Left Bureau. He died in the twelfth month of Chenghua 3 and was posthumously made Duke of Li with the posthumous title Xiangjing.Fu inherited the title on yihai in the fifth month of Chenghua 4 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs and died in the first month of year 17.
Ren succeeded on bingzi in the fifth month of Chenghua 18 and in the third month of Hongzhi 9 took charge of the Left Bureau at Nanjing.Yongfu inherited the title on renxu in the eighth month of Zhengde 8, headed the Rear Bureau at Nanjing on yichou in the intercalary fourth month of year 10, and in Jiajing 1 moved to the Right Bureau. He was stripped of office for misconduct in the fifth month of year 9 and died.Jifan succeeded on xinwei in the seventh month of Jiajing 14, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard in the twelfth month of year 15, and the next year in the tenth month was posted to the Right Wing of the Five Armies Camp. On wuwu in the ninth month of year 29 he took the Front Bureau at Nanjing; in the twelfth month of Longqing 2 he supervised Yangzi naval drill, headed the Left Bureau on guihai in the fifth month of year 5, and on renshen in the eleventh month of Wanli 2 supervised Nanjing naval drill while also overseeing river patrol.Shixun inherited the title early in the Wanli reign and held military office repeatedly before being placed on inactive status on yisi in the sixth month of Chongzhen 1.Tianzhi commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on renwu in the fifth month of Chongzhen 15. For the two preceding generations, dates of succession and death are not recorded.
Li Xian, Baron of Zhongqin, was enfeoffed on wushen in the first month of Hongxi 1, died on guichou in the sixth month, and the line was struck off.
Wu Guanzhe, Baron of Guangyi, received the hereditary title on wuzi in the first month of Hongxi 1 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs.Qi inherited the title on jiaxu in the eleventh month of Zhengtong 4 and died in the ninth month of Jingtai 7.
Cong, Qi's younger cousin, succeeded on dinghai in the ninth month of Tianshun 2, garrisoned Ningxia in the seventh month of Chenghua 2, and in the sixth month of year 5 was exiled for misconduct and the line ended.
Marquis of Qingping.
Wu Cheng.
Originally called Maidonkey, Wu Cheng was made baron on renchen in the seventh month of Hongxi 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, was raised to marquis in the second month of Xuande 4 with 400 piculs added, and died in the twelfth month of year 8. He was posthumously made Duke of Liang with the title Zhuangyong.
Ying.
He inherited the title on bingchen in the second month of Xuande 10.
Xi.
He succeeded on gengshen in the ninth month of Tianshun 8 and died in the ninth month of Chenghua 14.
Cong.
He inherited the title in Chenghua 15, headed the Rear Bureau at Nanjing in the eighth month of Hongzhi 11, and died in the fourth month of year 17.
Jie.
Jie succeeded on xinhai in the third month of Zhengde 3, supervised Divine Engine Camp drill in the fourth month of year 6, garrisoned Huguang in the twelfth month of Jiajing 4, and died on gengshen in the sixth month of year 10.
Jiayan.
He inherited the title on wuzi in the fifth month of Jiajing 20 and in the tenth month of year 27 commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty.
Guoqian.
He succeeded on dinghai in the eighth month of Wanli 4 and died in the tenth month of year 37.
Zunzhou.
He inherited the title on bingwu in the ninth month of Wanli 38, headed the Front Bureau in the sixth month of Tianqi 1, and in Chongzhen 15 was moved to the Central Bureau.
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First enfeoffment.Son (first generation).Grandson (second generation).Great-grandson (third generation).Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Baron of Chongxin.
Fei Huan.
He was enfeoffed on dingmao in the eighth month of Xuande 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, garrisoned Gansu in the tenth month, and died in the second month of year 3.
Zhao.
He inherited the title on gengyin in the eighth month of Xuande 3 and died in the intercalary eleventh month of Tianshun 4.
Huai.
He succeeded on dingchou in the fourth month of Chenghua 8.
Zhu.
He inherited the title on jiyou in the seventh month of Hongzhi 11, headed the Five Armies Camp in the seventh month of year 14, served as assistant director of the Left Bureau under Zhengde, and died on renxu in the twelfth month of Jiajing 9.
Shi.
He inherited the title on wuzi in the fifth month of Jiajing 10, held military office repeatedly, and died on yiwei in the eleventh month of year 17.
Wei.
He succeeded on guihai in the sixth month of Jiajing 18 and in the ninth month of year 21 served as assistant director in the Central Military Commission.
Kun.
He inherited the title on gengwu in the third month of Jiajing 35.
Jiajin.
He succeeded in the second month of Wanli 2 and headed the Central Bureau in the twelfth month of year 19.
Tianze.
He inherited the title in Wanli 43, was made Grand Preceptor of the Heir Apparent on jiachen in the ninth month of Chongzhen 3, died in year 11, and was posthumously made Grand Tutor.
Shangji.
He succeeded on yimao in the sixth month of Chongzhen 11.
Baron of Huining.
Li Ying.
He was enfeoffed on wushen in the ninth month of Xuande 2 with a stipend of 1,100 piculs and garrisoned Xining, but on guisi in the third month of Zhengtong 2 lost his title for misconduct.
Baron of Xinjian.
Li Yu.
He was enfeoffed on xinchou in the second month of Xuande 4 with a stipend of 800 piculs as hereditary commandant and died in the eighth month of Zhengtong 6.
Baron of Fenghua.
Teng Ding.
He was enfeoffed on yichou in the seventh month of Xuande 4 with the same stipend and hereditary terms as above, died in the eleventh month of Zhengtong 6, and was posthumously made marquis.
Baron of Shunyi.
Jin Shun.
He was enfeoffed on yichou in the seventh month of Xuande 4 with the same stipend as the preceding entry and died in the ninth month of year 8.
Baron of Anyang.
Cao Long.
He died in the ninth month of Yongle 9 and was posthumously enfeoffed early in the Xuande reign with the title Zhongyi.
Baron of Shaoyang.
Ma Ju.
He died on wuyin in the second month of Xuande 4 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Zhuangyong.
Baron of Qingyuan.
Ji Jie.
He died on xinsi in the second month of Xuande 4 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Zhongzhuang.
Baron of Xihe.
Wu Shouyi.
He died on yiyou in the sixth month of Xuande 4 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Xishun.
Baron of Yingshan.
Gao Cheng.
He died on xinyou in the seventh month of Xuande 4 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Wuyi.
Baron of Tangyin.
Guo Zi.
In the twelfth month of Xuande 8 he received posthumous enfeoffment as a civil official with the title Zhongxiang.
Baron of Yuci.
Zhang Lian.
He earned merit on Yongle campaigns, died on xinmao in the tenth month of Xuande 7, and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Zhongmin.
Baron of Linzhang.
Guo Yi.
He was posthumously enfeoffed in the Xuande reign.
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At right: entries for the Xuande reign.
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First enfeoffment.Son, first generation.Grandson, second generation.Great-grandson, third generation.Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Baron of Huichuan.
Zhao An.
He was enfeoffed in Zhengtong 3 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, garrisoned Liangzhou, and died in the twelfth month of year 9.
Baron of Ningyuan.
Ren Li.
He was enfeoffed in the fourth month of Zhengtong 3 with a hereditary stipend of 1,200 piculs, died in the first month of Chenghua 1, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Xiwu.
Shou.
Shou succeeded on dingmao in the fifth month of Chenghua 1 and garrisoned Shaanxi, but in the eleventh month of year 4 was exiled for misconduct and the line ended.
Marquis of Dingxi.
Jiang Gui.
He was made Baron of Dingxi in Zhengtong 3 with a stipend of 1,200 piculs, was raised to hereditary marquis in the fifth month of year 7, died in the first month of year 14, and was posthumously made Duke of Jing with the title Wuyong.
Yi.
Wan.
Wan succeeded on xinhai in the tenth month of Zhengtong 14, headed the Left Bureau, in the intercalary sixth month of Chenghua 10 took the Regiment Camp and rose to Grand Guardian, died in the eighth month of year 23, and was posthumously made Duke of Liang with the title Minyi.
Ji.
Ji inherited the title in Chenghua 23, headed the lower five thousand of the Divine Engine Camp in the fourth month of Hongzhi 17, garrisoned Huguang in the second month of year 18 and then Liaodong, and died in the sixth month of Zhengde 4.
Rui.
Rui succeeded on guimao in the twelfth month of Zhengde 4, commanded the lower five thousand of the Divine Engine Camp in the twelfth month of year 10, and in the eleventh month of year 12 held the seal of the Forward Guard of the Palace Army.
Fu.
Fu inherited the title on guiyou in the first month of Jiajing 11, headed the Front Bureau at Nanjing in the fifth month of year 23, was recalled in year 25 and held military office repeatedly, and died on jiazi in the sixth month of year 34.
You.
You succeeded on gengwu in the ninth month of Jiajing 35, headed the Right Bureau in the first month of Longqing 2, moved to the Front Bureau on gengchen in the first month of year 5, and died on renshen in the tenth month of Wanli 3.
Jianyuan.
Jianyuan inherited the title on guichou in the eleventh month of Wanli 3, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty in the second month of year 4, and in the ninth month of year 20 assisted in the defense of Nanjing.
Chengxun.
Chengxun succeeded on gengchen in the eighth month of Wanli 39 and headed the Front Bureau at Nanjing on bingshen in the sixth month of Tianqi 1.
Weigong.
Weigong inherited the title on jimao in the twelfth month of Tianqi 2, was made Junior Guardian on jiachen in the ninth month of Chongzhen 3, and died in year 13.
Bingzhong.
He inherited the title in Chongzhen 13.
Baron of Xiuwu.
Shen Qing.
He was enfeoffed in the tenth month of Zhengtong 6 with a hereditary stipend of 1,000 piculs, died in the fourth month of year 8, and received the posthumous title Xiangrong.
Rong.
Rong succeeded on jimao in the seventh month of Zhengtong 8, headed the Left Bureau in the tenth month of year 13, and perished at Tumu on renxu in the eighth month of year 14, whereupon his title was struck off; early in Tianshun he was posthumously restored as marquis with the title Ximin.
Yu.
Yu was allowed to inherit in the fifth month of Jingtai 3 as a reward for the installation of empress and heir, with a stipend of 800 piculs; late in Tianshun he garrisoned Jizhou and then Ningxia, but in Chenghua 13 lost his title for misconduct.
Qi.
He inherited the title during the Chenghua reign, died, and left no son.
Fang.
Fang succeeded on jiachen in the eleventh month of Chenghua 23, died on jisi in the third month of Hongzhi 6, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Yongning.
Tan Guang.
Tan Guang was enfeoffed on guimao in the eleventh month of Zhengtong 6, died in the tenth month of year 9 with the posthumous title Xiangyi, was posthumously made marquis in the ninth month of Chenghua 3, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Jingyuan.
Wang Ji.
Wang Ji was enfeoffed on renshen in the fifth month of Zhengtong 7 as a civil minister of the Fengtian order with a stipend of 1,200 piculs, soon raised by 300, died in the fifth month of Tianshun 4, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhongyi.
Chang.
Chang inherited the title on yimao in the tenth month of Tianshun 4 and died in the second month of Chenghua 7.
Tian.
Tian succeeded in Chenghua 8, was posted to the Five Armies Camp in the fifth month of year 12, and died in the eighth month of year 15.
Xian.
Xian inherited the title in the second month of Chenghua 19, early in Hongzhi commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty, in Zhengde 8 held the Forward Guard of the Palace Army, and died in the twelfth month of year 9.
Jin.
Jin inherited the title in the fourth month of Zhengde 10, held military office repeatedly, and garrisoned the two Guang on guisi in the ninth month of Jiajing 34.
Xueshi.
He inherited the title on xinhai in the first month of Wanli 1.
Xueli.
Xueli succeeded on guiyou in the fourth month of Wanli 4, headed the Left Bureau on renshen in the second month of year 19 and then the Central Bureau, and died in year 41.
Jifang.
Jifang inherited the title on wuchen in the seventh month of Wanli 41 and died within a year.
Yong'en.
Also called Chengen, he succeeded on bingyin in the seventh month of Wanli 43, headed the Left Bureau at Nanjing on renzi in the third month of Tianqi 6, and in the second month of Chongzhen 14 supervised affairs at Pukou and Hechi.
Baron of Pingxiang.
Chen Huai.
Chen Huai was enfeoffed on bingyin in the third month of Zhengtong 9, perished at Tumu in year 14, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhongyi.
Fu.
He inherited the title on renchen in the eleventh month of Zhengtong 14.
Zheng.
Zheng succeeded on gengshen in the first month of Jingtai 6, garrisoned the two Guang in Chenghua 8, and died in the eleventh month of year 21.
Xin.
Xin inherited the title on bingzi in the twelfth month of Chenghua 22, died in the first month of Hongzhi 6, and his son succeeded as commandant.
Baron of Zhaoyuan.
Ma Liang.
Ma Liang was enfeoffed on the same day as Chen Huai, died in the seventh month of year 11 with the posthumous title Rongyi, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Zhongyong.
Jiang Xin.
Jiang Xin was enfeoffed in the Zhengtong reign, died, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Xishun.
Shan.
Shan succeeded on dingyou in the eighth month of Jingtai 5, received an added stipend of 1,100 piculs in the third month of Tianshun 1, died in the Hongzhi period without heirs, and the line ended.
Baron of Mengyin.
Li Ying.
When Emperor Yingzong took the throne, Li Ying was posthumously enfeoffed in the third month with the posthumous title Xiangyi.
Baron of Miangu.
Gao Wen.
Gao Wen died on jiazi in the twelfth month of Zhengtong 1 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Zhuangjing.
Baron of Huaiyuan.
Shan Yun.
Shan Yun was posthumously enfeoffed in the eleventh month of Zhengtong 3 with the title Zhongyi.
Baron of Weiyuan.
Fang Zheng.
Fang Zheng was posthumously enfeoffed in the eighth month of Zhengtong 5 with the title Zhongyi.
Baron of Biyang.
Han Xi.
Han Xi was posthumously enfeoffed in the ninth month of Zhengtong 5 with the title Rongxiang.
Baron of Linwu.
Xiao Shou.
Xiao Shou was posthumously enfeoffed in Zhengtong 10.
Baron of Laiyang.
Sun Rong.
Sun Rong was posthumously enfeoffed during the Zhengtong reign.
Baron of Shanyang.
Jin Chun.
Jin Chun was posthumously enfeoffed as a civil minister during the Zhengtong reign.
Baron of Chiping.
Wu Zhong.
Wu Zhong was posthumously enfeoffed as a civil minister in the sixth month of Zhengtong 7 with the title Rongxiang.
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First enfeoffment.Son.Grandson.Great-grandson.Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Marquis of Changping.
Yang Hong.
When Emperor Jing took the throne, Yang Hong was made Baron of Changping on xinwei in the eighth month, was raised to hereditary marquis on yichou in the eleventh month, and died in the ninth month of year 2. He was posthumously made Duke of Ying with the title Wuxiang.
Jie.
Jie inherited the title in Jingtai 2 and died in the second month of year 4.
Jun.
Jun inherited the title on yichou in the fifth month of Jingtai 4.
Zhen.
Zhen inherited the title on bingchen in the twelfth month of Jingtai 7, lost it in Tianshun 1 for his association with Yu Qian, and was permitted to resume the title by edict in the fourth month of Chenghua 17.
Baron of Dingxiang.
Guo Deng.
Guo Deng was enfeoffed on gengwu in the intercalary first month of Jingtai 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,200 piculs, headed the Central Bureau at Nanjing in the second month of Tianshun 1 and lost his title for misconduct, was restored on renchen in the third month of year 8, died in the fourth month of Chenghua 8, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhongwu.
Song.
Song, Guo Deng's nephew, inherited the title on yichou in the twelfth month of Chenghua 8 with a stipend of 700 piculs, headed the Front Bureau at Nanjing in the sixth month of year 13 and was then put in charge of naval drill on the Yangzi, died in the first month of year 14, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Funing.
Zhu Qian.
Zhu Qian was enfeoffed on dingwei in the ninth month of Jingtai 1, died in the second month of year 2, was posthumously made marquis in the tenth month of Tianshun 1, and received the posthumous title Wuxiang in Chenghua 5.Duke Who Protects the State.
Yong.
Yong inherited the title on xinwei in the eighth month of Jingtai 2 with patent and certificate, was raised to marquis on renshen in the first month of Chenghua 3, was made hereditary duke in year 15 with a stipend of 2,000 piculs and rose to Grand Preceptor, headed the Rear Bureau in the third month of Hongzhi 2, died in the second month of year 9, and was posthumously made Prince of Xuanping with the title Wuzhuang.
Hui.
Hui inherited the dukedom on jiachen in the sixth month of Hongzhi 9 while his descendants continued to hold the marquisate, supervised the Regiment Camp in the sixth month of year 16, and died in the eighth month of Zhengde 6.Marquis of Funing.
Qi.
Qi inherited the marquisate in the fourth month of Zhengde 7, garrisoned the Two Guangs in the twelfth month of year 12, was put in command of the Fenwu Camp in the third month of year 9, garrisoned Huguang in the twelfth month of Jiajing 12, defended Nanjing in the third month of year 13, received a 300-picul stipend increase in year 17, and died that year.
Yue.
Yue inherited the title in Jiajing 17, served as vice director of the Central Bureau in the fourth month of year 21, and headed the Left Bureau in the second month of year 42.
Gang.
Gang inherited the title on renzi in the seventh month of Longqing 2 and died on renyin in the ninth month of Wanli 18.
Jixun.
Jixun inherited the title in Wanli 19, headed the Front Guard of the Palace Army on guichou in the twelfth month of year 23, and on dingwei in the ninth month of year 37, while returning from Nanjing to Linqing, was driven by a customs officer to take his own life.
Guobi.
Guobi inherited the title on bingyin in the intercalary fourth month of Wanli 46, headed the Central Bureau in the sixth month of Tianqi 1 and lost his stipend for misconduct, was restored on gengwu in the eleventh month when Emperor Zhuanglie took the throne, defended Nanjing and concurrently headed the Central Bureau on jiwei in the first month of Chongzhen 4 while rising to Junior Tutor, had his title struck off in the first month of year 11, and was restored on renwu in the fourth month of year 16.
Marquis of Nanhe.
Fang Ying.
Fang Ying, Fang Zheng's son, was made hereditary baron in Jingtai 5, was posthumously raised to marquis on wuzi in the seventh month of Tianshun 1 with descendants holding the barony at a stipend of 1,200 piculs, died in the eleventh month of year 3, and received the posthumous title Zhongxiang.
Succeeded as baron.
Yi.
Yi inherited the title on gengyin in the twelfth month of Tianshun 4 and was stripped of it for misconduct.
Shouxiang.
Shouxiang inherited the barony on bingchen in the fourth month of Chenghua 17, was assigned to the Left Wing of the Five Armies Camp in the eighth month of Hongzhi 3, took command of the Xianwu Camp in the third month of year 14, garrisoned Guizhou in the ninth month of Zhengde 4, served again as vice director of a Nanjing military bureau during the Jiajing reign, died on dingchou in the ninth month of year 17, and received the posthumous title Kangshun.
Dong.
Dong inherited the barony on wuxu in the ninth month of Jiajing 18, was put in command of the Yangwei Camp on dingyou in the eleventh month of year 27, and died in the ninth month of year 30.
Bing.
Bing inherited the barony on jiyou in the eleventh month of Jiajing 33 and repeatedly headed military bureaus in both capitals.
Yingqi.
Yingqi inherited the barony in Longqing 2, died without sons, and was succeeded by his younger male cousin Fang Ye.
Fang Ye.
Fang Ye, Bing's younger male cousin, inherited the barony on guiwei in the first month of Longqing 6, served as vice director of the Central Bureau on bingwu in the first month of Wanli 19, and died in the twelfth month of year 27.
Yiyuan.
Yiyuan inherited the barony on bingchen in the third month of Wanli 43, headed the Rear Bureau at Nanjing in the third month of Tianqi 6, and no further details are recorded.
Baron of Nanning.
Mao Sheng.
Mao Sheng was enfeoffed in Jingtai 5 with a hereditary title and garrisoned Jinchi, died in the eighth month of Tianshun 2, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhuangyi.
Rong.
Rong inherited the title on yimao in the twelfth month of Tianshun 3 and was banished to Guangxi for misconduct, garrisoned Guizhou again in Chenghua 2, garrisoned the Two Guangs in the eleventh month of year 5, and died in the first month of year 6.
Wen.
Wen inherited the title on wuwu in the second month of Chenghua 7, supervised naval drill on the Yangzi in the second month of year 14, jointly defended Nanjing in the ninth month of Hongzhi 1, and died in the eighth month of year 6.
Liang.
Liang inherited the title on bingzi in the second month of Hongzhi 7, commanded drill in the Three Thousand Camp in the third month of year 15, headed the Rear Bureau at Nanjing in the ninth month of year 18, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty in the twelfth month of Zhengde 11, was posted to the Fenwu Camp in the second month of Jiajing 7, and died on wuxu in the eleventh month of year 19.
Zhongqi.
Zhongqi inherited the title on bingyin in the seventh month of Jiajing 21, was posted to the Liwei Camp on dingyou in the twelfth month of year 28, and died on wuyin in the second month of year 34.
Bangqi.
Bangqi inherited the title on guisi in the ninth month of Jiajing 34 and died in year 40.
Guoqi.
Guoqi inherited the title on guichou in the sixth month of Jiajing 41 and in the second month of year 45 headed the Front Bureau at Nanjing.
Zude.
Also written Dezu. Zude inherited the title on yiyou in the ninth month of Wanli 23 and in year 35 commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty.
Menglong.
Also written Menglong. Menglong inherited the title during the Tianqi reign and died in Chongzhen 9.
Maolong.
Maolong inherited the title on jiawu in the second month of Chongzhen 10.
Marquis of Julu.
Jing Yuan.
Imperial son-in-law; Jing Yuan perished at Tumu. When Emperor Jing took the throne, he was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Renqiu.
Liang Cheng.
Left Regional Commander; Liang Cheng perished at Tumu and was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Shanyang.
Wu Xing.
Wu Xing was posthumously enfeoffed during the Jingtai reign.
Baron of Liyang.
Ji Guang.
Ji Guang died in the first month of Jingtai 4 and was posthumously enfeoffed with the title Xishun.
Shunning.
Shunning inherited the title in the seventh month of Jingtai 4.
Baron of Shuyang.
Jin Lian.
Jin Lian was posthumously enfeoffed as a civil official during the Jingtai reign.
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First enfeoffment.Son (first generation).Grandson (second generation).Great-grandson (third generation).Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Duke of Zhong.
Shi Heng.
When Emperor Jing took the throne, Shi Heng was made Baron of Wuqing on xinwei in the eighth month, was raised to marquis on renxu in the tenth month, and on renwu in the first month of Tianshun 1 was advanced to duke with a stipend of 1,500 piculs. In the first month of year 4, convicted of a crime, he was imprisoned and died; the title was abolished.
Marquis of Taiping.
Zhang Yue.
Younger brother of Fu, Zhang Yue was enfeoffed on renwu in the first month of Tianshun 1 with a hereditary stipend of 2,000 piculs, died in the third month of year 2, and was posthumously made Duke of Yu with the title Yongxiang.
Jin.
Jin inherited the title on wuzi in the seventh month of Tianshun 2 and the title was abolished on gengzi in the sixth month of Chenghua 1.
Baron of Wen'an.
Zhang Ni.
Elder brother of Yue, Zhang Ni was enfeoffed the same day as Yue with a hereditary stipend of 1,200 piculs, died in the second month of Tianshun 6, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhongxi.
Bin.
Bin inherited the title on gengyin in the sixth month of Tianshun 6; found guilty in the eighth month of year 7, the title was abolished.
Baron of Xingji.
Yang Shan.
Yang Shan was enfeoffed on bingxu in the first month of Tianshun 1 as a military minister of the Fengtian order with a hereditary stipend of 1,200 piculs, died in the fifth month of year 2, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhongmin.
Zong.
Zong inherited the title on dingyou in the ninth month of Tianshun 2 and in Chenghua 1 was granted hereditary commandant.
Baron of Haining.
Dong Xing.
Dong Xing was enfeoffed on jichou in the first month of Tianshun 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, died in the eleventh month of Chenghua 12, and the title was abolished.
Marquis of Huaining.
Sun Tang.
Sun Tang was enfeoffed as Baron of Huaining on jichou in the first month of Tianshun 1, was raised to hereditary marquis in the seventh month of year 5, died on dinghai in the first month of Chenghua 7, and was posthumously made Duke of Lai with the title Wuyi.
Fu.
Fu inherited the title on jichou in the fifth month of Chenghua 7 and died in the second month of year 16.
Tai.
Tai inherited the title on bingyin in the twelfth month of Chenghua 16 and died in the tenth month of Hongzhi 14.
Yingjue.
Yingjue inherited the title on gengwu in the twelfth month of Hongzhi 15, was posted to the Shenwei Camp in the intercalary fourth month of year 17, commanded the Divine Engine Camp in the twelfth month of Zhengde 3, headed the Front Bureau in the seventh month of year 4 and also supervised the Regiment Camp in the tenth month, and died in the sixth month of year 12.
Ying.
Ying inherited the title on guimao in the first month of Zhengde 13, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty in the twelfth month of year 15, and died in the seventh month of Jiajing 18.
Mao.
Mao inherited the title in Jiajing 18 and died in year 23.
Bingyuan.
Bingyuan inherited the title on wuyin in the fourth month of Jiajing 23, was posted to the Xiaoyong Camp on yichou in the twelfth month of year 27, and died on jiwei in the tenth month of year 37.
Shizhong.
Shizhong inherited the title on jiawu in the third month of Jiajing 38, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard in the sixth month of year 44, jointly defended Nanjing and headed the Rear Bureau in the third month of Longqing 1, defended Nanjing and headed the Central Bureau in the tenth month of year 4, garrisoned Huguang in the second month of Wanli 1, died on wuzi in the eleventh month of Wanli 20, and was granted state funeral rites.
Chengen.
Chengen inherited the title on guihai in the third month of Wanli 29.
Chengyin.
During the Wanli reign Chengyin supervised naval drill on the Yangzi and on wuwu in the eleventh month of Chongzhen 1 was removed from the Yangtze patrol post.
Jijun.
Jijun inherited the title on wuyin in the seventh month of Chongzhen 4.
Weifan.
Weifan inherited the title during the Chongzhen reign.
Baron of Fengrun.
Cao Yi.
Cao Yi was enfeoffed on jiachen in the second month of Tianshun 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,300 piculs, died in the first month of Tianshun 4, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhuangwu.
Zhen.
Zhen inherited the title in the seventh month of Tianshun 4, was posted to the Divine Engine Camp in the fifth month of Chenghua 16, supervised naval drill on the Yangzi in the fourth month of Hongzhi 1, and died in the fifth month of year 2.
Kai.
Kai inherited the title on gengzi in the second month of Hongzhi 3, garrisoned Guizhou, supervised naval drill on the Yangzi in the eleventh month of Zhengde 15, and died on jiaxu in the sixth month of Jiajing 5.
Dong.
Dong inherited the title on dingmao in the tenth month of Jiajing 5 and died on gengyin in the first month of year 7.
Song.
Song was Dong's elder half-brother; he inherited the title in Jiajing 7, repeatedly commanded military bureaus, and defended Nanjing.
Wenbing.
Wenbing inherited the title on wuxu in the eleventh month of Jiajing 40, headed the Left Bureau at Nanjing in the tenth month of year 43, and again headed the Left Bureau on bingwu in the tenth month of Longqing 5.
Yuncheng.
Yuncheng inherited the title on gengwu in the sixth month of Wanli 23 and died in year 43.
Kuangzhi.
Kuangzhi inherited the title on wuxu in the second month of Chongzhen 1, was made Grand Preceptor of the Heir Apparent on jiachen in the ninth month of year 2, and on xinchou in the fourth month of year 11 became assistant director of the Left Bureau.
Baron of Dongning.
Jiao Li.
Jiao Li was enfeoffed the same day as Cao Yi with a hereditary stipend of 1,200 piculs, died in the first month of Tianshun 7, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Xiangyi.
Liang.
Shou.
Shou inherited the title in the first month of Tianshun 7, was posted to the Three Thousand Camp in the twelfth month, garrisoned Shaanxi in the eighth month of Chenghua 1, and died in the eleventh month of year 8.
Jun.
Jun inherited the title on dingchou in the tenth month of Chenghua 9, was posted to the Three Thousand Camp in the fourth month of Hongzhi 3, headed the Front Bureau at Nanjing and supervised naval drill on the Yangzi in the third month of year 8, garrisoned Guizhou in the second month of year 11, and died in the ninth month of year 13.
Qi.
Also written Hong. Qi inherited the title on wuxu in the eleventh month of Hongzhi 14 with a stipend of 800 piculs, garrisoned the Two Guangs in the second month of Zhengde 5, and died on jiachen in the tenth month of year 6.
Xun.
Xun inherited the title in Zhengde 8 and died on yimao in the seventh month of year 14.
Dong.
Dong, Xun's nephew, inherited the title on dinghai in the second month of Zhengde 16, was posted to the Liwei Camp in the eleventh month of Jiajing 5, commanded the Five Armies Camp in the third month of year 10, headed the Central Bureau in the sixth month of year 14, carried the seal of Right Vice General on imperial escort in the second month of year 18, died on jiaxu in the first month of year 36, and was granted Grand Guardian of the Heir Apparent.
Wenyao.
Wenyao inherited the title on yimao in the fourth month of Jiajing 42.
Mengxiong.
Mengxiong inherited the title in an unknown year, became assistant director of the Rear Bureau on jiyou in the sixth month of Wanli 32, headed the Rear Bureau at Nanjing on jiashen in the sixth month of Tianqi 1, and was made Grand Preceptor on jiachen in the ninth month of Chongzhen 3.
Baron of Huairou.
Shi Ju.
Shi Ju was enfeoffed the same day as Cao Yi with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, died in the ninth month of Tianshun 6, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Weijing.
Rong.
Rong inherited the title on guihai in the sixth month of Tianshun 7 and died in the first month of Chenghua 1.
Jian.
Jian inherited the title on dingyou in the sixth month of Chenghua 1, was stripped of his title in the eighth month of year 4 and banished to Guizhou where he performed meritorious service, was restored in the fourth month of year 13, was posted to the Lianwu Camp in the eighth month of Hongzhi 3, jointly defended Nanjing in the second month of year 4, and died in the first month of year 8.
Zan.
Also written Huang. Zan inherited the title on yihai in the twelfth month of Hongzhi 8 and headed the Left Bureau at Nanjing, commanded drill in the Left Wing of the Divine Engine Camp in the twelfth month of year 9, and died on guiyou in the twelfth month of Jiajing 8.
Jin.
Jin inherited the title during the Jiajing reign.
Tao.
Tao inherited the title on bingzi in the fifth month of Jiajing 15 and died on jisi in the sixth month of year 34.
Song.
Song inherited the title on renyin in the twelfth month of Jiajing 35 and died on renshen in the third month of Longqing 3.
Guangzu.
Guangzu inherited the title on gengzi in the tenth month of Longqing 4.
Zhuangyou.
Zhuangyou inherited the title on renzi in the fourth month of Wanli 34, headed the Left Bureau at Nanjing on gengwu in the second month of Chongzhen 4, and died in year 7.
Zhaolin.
Zhaolin inherited the title in the first month of Chongzhen 10.
Baron of Wugong.
Xu Youzhen.
Xu Youzhen was enfeoffed on guiyou in the third month of Tianshun 1 as a civil official with a stipend of 1,100 piculs as hereditary commandant, but was soon banished for a crime and the title was abolished.
Marquis of Wuping.
Chen You.
Chen You was enfeoffed as baron on wuzi in the seventh month of Tianshun 1 with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, was raised to marquis on jisi in the fourth month of year 3 while his descendants continued to hold the barony with 100 piculs added, died in the third month of Tianshun 4, and was posthumously made Duke of Mian in the sixth month of Hongzhi 3 with the title Wuxi.
Baron inheritor.
Neng.
Neng inherited the title on wuchen in the sixth month of Tianshun 4, had his stipend suspended in the sixth month of Chenghua 8 and soon restored, and died in the seventh month of year 19.
Gang.
Gang inherited the title on guichou in the third month of Chenghua 20 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs and commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty, was also posted to the Yangwei Camp in the fourth month of Hongzhi 4, and died in the third month of year 8.
Xun.
Xun inherited the title on renyin in the fourth month of Hongzhi 9, headed the Right Bureau in the fifth month of Zhengde 1, commanded drill in the Three Thousand Camp in the second month of year 2, and died in the tenth month of year 4.
Xi.
Xi inherited the title in Zhengde 5.
Dace.
Dace inherited the title on bingyin in the intercalary second month of Jiajing 13 and died in the intercalary eighth month of Wanli 5.
Yongshou.
Yongshou inherited the title on yiwei in the twelfth month of Wanli 5. According to the Veritable Records, Baron of Wuping Chen Rusong at that time managed the Red-Helmet Guard on gengxu in the first month of Wanli 19; generation order and year of succession are unknown.
Shien.
Shien inherited the title in an unknown year, commanded the Red-Helmet Guard in the twelfth month of Tianqi 5, and was made Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent on jiachen in the ninth month of Chongzhen 3.
Marquis of Dingyuan.
Shi Biao.
Shi Biao was enfeoffed as baron the same day as Chen You with a hereditary stipend of 1,100 piculs, was raised to marquis on jisi in the fourth month of year 3 with 100 piculs added, and was executed for a crime in the second month of year 4; the title was abolished.
Baron of Gaoyang.
Li Wen.
Li Wen was enfeoffed the same day as Chen You with a stipend of 1,000 piculs but was stripped of his title for misconduct, died in the twelfth month of Hongzhi 2 and was posthumously granted baron's rank, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Wuqiang.
Yang Neng.
Yang Neng, Hong's nephew, was enfeoffed the same day as Chen You with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, died in the eleventh month of Tianshun 4 without sons, and the title was abolished.
Baron of Xuancheng.
Wei Ying.
Wei Ying was enfeoffed on jiazi in the eleventh month of Tianshun 1 with a stipend of 1,100 piculs and hereditary status, headed the Right Bureau in the fourth month of Chenghua 1, managed the Rear Bureau in the eighth month of year 8, died in Hongzhi 11, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhuangyong.
Zhang.
Zhang inherited the title on yichou in the fifth month of Hongzhi 11.
Chun.
Chun inherited the title on guimao in the first month of Zhengde 13, was posted to the Guoyong Camp in the second month of year 16, supervised the Divine Engine Camp in the fifth month of Jiajing 14, served as capital garrison commander in the second month of year 18, died in the first month of year 36, and was granted Grand Tutor.
Shouzheng.
Shouzheng inherited the title on bingzi in the fifth month of Jiajing 36, became assistant director of the Rear Bureau in the tenth month of year 37, and died on dingchou in the fifth month of Longqing 2.
Guoben.
Guoben inherited the title on jiachen in the eighth month of Longqing 2, took charge of the Front Guard of the Palace Army on gengchen in the first month of year 5, and during the Wanli reign repeatedly served as assistant director of military bureaus.
Yingjue.
Yingjue inherited the title on xinchou in the ninth month of Wanli 28 and died in year 35.
Shitai.
Shitai inherited the title on jimao in the second month of Wanli 39, was made Grand Guardian on jiachen in the ninth month of Chongzhen 3, and in the third month of year 17 his entire household died in martyrdom.
Baron of Zhangwu.
Yang Xin.
Yang Xin, Hong's nephew, was enfeoffed in Tianshun 2 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, was granted hereditary status in the seventh month of year 8, died in the twelfth month of Chenghua 13, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Wuyi.
Jin.
Jin inherited the title on dingsi in the fourth month of Chenghua 14 and died in the fourth month of Hongzhi 2.
Zhi.
Zhi inherited the title on wushen in the third month of Hongzhi 10 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, became assistant director of the Right Bureau in the third month of Jiajing 11, and died on wuxu in the seventh month of year 17.
Ru.
Ru inherited the title on dingyou in the first month of Jiajing 18 and died in the fifth month of year 41.
Bing.
Bing inherited the title on bingzi in the twelfth month of Jiajing 41, headed the Left Bureau in the eighth month of Longqing 4, jointly defended Nanjing in the eleventh month, commanded the Capital Camp in the eleventh month of year 5, was made Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent on yiwei in the ninth month of Wanli 11, died in the third month of year 14, and was granted Grand Guardian.
Shijie.
Shijie inherited the title in an unknown year, headed the Left Bureau in the sixth month of Wanli 38, and died in year 49.
Chongyou.
Chongyou inherited the title on xinyou in the twelfth month of Taichang 1.
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At right: entries for the Tianshun reign.
祿
祿滿
使
祿
祿
祿
耀
祿
使
First enfeoffment.Son (first generation).Grandson (second generation).Great-grandson (third generation).Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Marquis of Wujing.
Zhao Fu.
Zhao Fu was enfeoffed as baron on gengchen in the eleventh month of Chenghua 2 with a stipend of 1,200 piculs, was raised to marquis in the first month of year 4 with hereditary baronial status granted to his line, died in the sixth month of year 22, and was posthumously made Duke of Rong with the title Gongsu.
Baron inheritor.
Chengqing.
Chengqing inherited the title at the end of the Chenghua reign, commanded drill in the lower five thousand of the Divine Engine Camp in the third month of Hongzhi 1, took charge of the Front Guard of the Palace Army in the ninth month, jointly defended Nanjing while heading the Right Bureau in the third month of year 8, and died on guihai in the seventh month of Zhengde 2.
Hongze.
Hongze inherited the title on gengchen in the seventh month of Zhengde 3, was posted to the Five Armies Camp in the tenth month of year 4, headed the Front Bureau in the fourth month of year 6, and commanded the Red-Helmet Guard on palace duty in the twelfth month of year 15.
Shijue.
Shijue inherited the title in Jiajing 8, was posted to the Five Armies Camp on renyin in the twelfth month of year 10, became assistant director of the Right Bureau in the fourth month of year 20, and died on jiayin in the seventh month of year 22.
Guobin.
Guobin inherited the title on wuyin in the fourth month of Jiajing 23.
Guangyuan.
Guangyuan inherited the title on wushen in Wanli 6, became assistant director of the Left Bureau in the second month of year 4, and garrisoned Huguang in the first month of year 14.
Zuyin.
Zuyin inherited the title on gengchen in the fifth month of Wanli 24, jointly defended Nanjing and headed the Rear Bureau on renshen in the second month of year 37, and died in year 40.
Zufang.
Zufang inherited the title on jichou in the tenth month of Wanli 42.
Bangzhen.
Generation order and year of succession are unknown.
Baron of Fuxiang.
Mao Zhong.
Mao Zhong was enfeoffed on gengzi in the fourth month of Chenghua 3 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, died campaigning against Man Si in the eleventh month of year 4, and was posthumously made marquis with hereditary baronial status granted to his line.
Rui.
Rui inherited the title on dingchou in the fourth month of Chenghua 5, garrisoned Huguang in the first month of Hongzhi 1 and was transferred to the Two Guangs in the tenth month of year 2, was made Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent in the sixth month of year 17, supervised grain transport in the tenth month of Zhengde 4, was ordered to garrison Huguang when Emperor Shizong took the throne and died there, and was granted Grand Tutor with the title Weixiang.
Jiang.
Jiang inherited the title on jiazi in the ninth month of Jiajing 3, was posted to the lower five thousand of the Divine Engine Camp in the eleventh month of year 4, garrisoned Huguang in the fourth month of year 12, and died in year 13.
Han.
Han inherited the title on guiwei in the fifth month of Jiajing 13 and repeatedly commanded Nanjing military bureaus while supervising naval drill on the Yangzi and grain transport.
Huan.
Huan, Han's nephew, inherited the title on renyin in the ninth month of Jiajing 33, became assistant director of the Rear Bureau at Nanjing in the eleventh month of year 34, and died on guiyou in the eighth month of year 37.
Deng.
Deng inherited the title on renxu in the eighth month of Jiajing 39, became assistant director of the Left Bureau in the fifth month of year 45, headed the Central Bureau on bingwu in the tenth month of Longqing 5, and died in the second month of Wanli 20.
Chengzuo.
Chengzuo inherited the title on renyin in the first month of Chongzhen 4 and headed the Right Bureau on bingshen in the fourth month of year 12; generation order from Deng to Chengzuo is unknown.
Baron of Shunyi.
Luo Bingzhong.
Luo Bingzhong was enfeoffed on jiyou in the eighth month of Chenghua 4, died in the twelfth month of year 16 with the posthumous title Rongzhuang, and succession was suspended.
Baron of Jing'an.
He Yong.
He Yong was enfeoffed on guihai in the sixth month of Chenghua 5, died in the second month of year 10 with the posthumous title Wumin, and his son inherited as commandant.
Baron of Ningjin.
Liu Ju.
Liu Ju was enfeoffed on jiashen in the third month of Chenghua 7 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, was granted hereditary status in the sixth month of year 9, died in the fourth month of year 10, and was posthumously made marquis with the title Weiyong.
Lu.
Lu inherited the title in the intercalary sixth month of Chenghua 10.
Fu.
Fu inherited the title on yiyou in the sixth month of Chenghua 11 with a stipend of 800 piculs, assisted in the Rear Bureau in the eighth month of Hongzhi 13, and died in the tenth month of the following year.
Yue.
Yue inherited the title on guisi in the third month of Hongzhi 15 and was posted to the Yaowu Camp in the fifth month of Zhengde 16.
Wen.
Wen inherited the title in Jiajing 6.
Liangxi.
Liangxi inherited the title on wuyin in the fourth month of Jiajing 23 but had no sons, whereupon his uncle Bin succeeded.
Bin.
Bin inherited the title on gengzi in the second month of Jiajing 35 and died on xinchou in the tenth month of Longqing 4.
Yingfang.
Yingfang inherited the title on yichou in the first month of Wanli 3.
Tianxi.
Tianxi inherited the title on yiyou in the seventh month of Wanli 30.
Guangpu.
Guangpu inherited the title on yimao in the sixth month of Chongzhen 11, became assistant director of the Rear Bureau in charge of affairs on xinmo in the second month of year 13, and headed the Right Bureau in the fifth month of year 14.
Baron of Xingning.
Li Zhen.
Li Zhen was enfeoffed on gengshen in the ninth month of Chenghua 12 with a stipend of 1,000 piculs, was stripped of his title for a crime in year 14, was restored in the ninth month of year 20, died in the eighth month of year 22, and succession was suspended.
Baron of Weining.
Wang Yue.
Wang Yue was enfeoffed in Chenghua 16 as a hereditary civil official, was made Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent in the second month of year 17 and died, was granted Grand Tutor with the title Xiangmin, and succession was suspended.
Baron of Changning.
Zhao Sheng.
Zhao Sheng was enfeoffed on bingxu in the tenth month of Chenghua 19, died in the seventh month of year 23, was posthumously made marquis with the title Zhuangmin, and his descendants were granted commandant.
Baron of Guyuan.
Liu Yu.
Liu Yu died in the eleventh month of Chenghua 7 and was posthumously enfeoffed as Right Regional Commander with the title Yimin.
Baron of Xuanliang.
Ran Bao.
Ran Bao was Left Regional Commander during the Chenghua reign and was posthumously enfeoffed.
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At right: entries for the Chenghua reign.
祿
祿
西
First enfeoffment.Son (first generation).Grandson (second generation).Great-grandson (third generation).Fifth generation.Sixth generation.Seventh generation.Eighth generation.Ninth generation.Tenth generation.
Baron of Guangchang.
Liu Ning.
Liu Ning was Left Regional Commander during the Hongzhi reign and was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Jingyang.
Shen Ying.
Shen Ying was enfeoffed on gengzi in the fourth month of Zhengde 5, but the title was abolished for his association with Liu Jin.
Marquis of Xianning.
Qiu Yue.
Qiu Yue was enfeoffed as hereditary baron on bingchen in the ninth month of Zhengde 5, was raised to marquis in the tenth month of year 7, and died in the fifth month of year 16.
Luan.
Luan inherited the title in Jiajing 1, commanded drill in the Xianwu Camp in the tenth month of year 3, was assigned to command drill in the Fenwu Camp in the third month of year 7, garrisoned Ningxia in the ninth month of year 16, carried the seal of Left Vice General on imperial escort in the second month of year 18, garrisoned Gansu in the first month of year 23, was arrested and imprisoned in the twelfth month of year 26 and released in the third month of year 27, died on renxu in the eighth month of year 31, and was posthumously executed in effigy with the title abolished.
Baron of Luonan.
Feng Zhen.
Feng Zhen was Vice Commander-in-Chief during the Zhengde reign and was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Xingtai.
Feng Bin.
Feng Bin was Right Regional Commander during the Zhengde reign and was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Xinjian.
Wang Shouren.
When Emperor Shizong took the throne, Wang Shouren was enfeoffed as a civil official on dingsi in the eleventh month with a hereditary stipend of 1,000 piculs and was posthumously made marquis on jiayin in the fourth month of Longqing 1 with the title Wencheng.
Zhengyi.
Zhengyi inherited the title at the beginning of the Longqing reign and died in Wanli 5.
Chengxun.
Chengxun inherited the title in Wanli 5, supervised grain transport in Wanli 20, was made Grand Guardian of the Heir Apparent in the twelfth month of year 30 for long service on transport duty, and died at home in the first month of Tianqi 5.
Xiantong.
Xiantong, Chengxun's nephew, inherited the title on xinchou in the tenth month of Chongzhen 12 and died at the hands of rebels in the third month of year 17.
Baron of Zhongcheng.
Lu Bing.
Lu Bing was Left Regional Commander during the Jiajing reign and was posthumously enfeoffed.
Baron of Ningyuan.
Li Chengliang.
Li Chengliang was enfeoffed on bingchen in the fifth month of Wanli 7 with a stipend of 800 piculs, garrisoned Liaodong in the third month of year 29, and died on gengzi in the sixth month of year 34.
Rusong.
Rusong died in service in Liaodong in the fourth month of Wanli 26 and was posthumously granted Junior Guardian with the title Zhonglie.
Zunzu.
Zunzu inherited the title on jiazi in the intercalary fourth month of Chongzhen 10.
Baron of Ningnan.
Zuo Liangyu.
Zuo Liangyu was enfeoffed on guisi in the third month of Chongzhen 17.
Baron of Dingxi.
Tang Tong.
Tang Tong was enfeoffed the same day as Zuo Liangyu and surrendered to the rebels.
Baron of Jingnan.
Huang Degong.
Huang Degong was enfeoffed the same day as Zuo Liangyu.
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At right: entries from the Hongzhi reign through the Chongzhen reign.
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