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Zhu Cilang (Chinese: 朱慈烺; pinyin: Zhū Cílǎng; Wade–Giles: Chu Tz'ǔ-lang; 26 February 1629 – June 1644) was a crown prince of the Ming dynasty. He was the eldest son of the Chongzhen Emperor and Lady Zhou, Empress Xiaojielie, and he was made the crown prince in 1630.
朱慈 烺 lǎng （1629年2月26日—1644年6月 [1] ）， 中國 明朝 崇禎帝 朱由檢長子、母 周皇后 。 崇禎 二年（1629年）出生，崇禎三年（1630年）封為 皇太子 。 生平. 崇禎十七年（1644年）， 李自成 攻入 北京 ， 李邦華 、 史可法 及 姜曰廣 希望朱慈烺到 南京 監國 ，不久因 北京外城 被攻破而無結果。 朱慈烺下落后无定论。 一种说法认为，朱慈烺本擬送到 朱純臣 家暫避，但 北京內城 被攻破，李自成先已找到他。 李自成指朱慈烺無罪，而朱慈烺請求李自成「不可驚我祖宗陵寢」、「速以禮葬我父皇母后」及「不可殺戮我百姓」，並指現在投降的官員是不忠不義，應盡殺之。 後來李自成封朱慈烺為宋王。
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Portrayed by Seo Young-jin in the 1981 KBS1 TV Series Daemyeong.Portrayed by Wong Wai in the 2000, TVB series Crimson Sabre.Portrayed by Moses Chan in the 2003, TVB series Perish in the Name of Love.Chao, Zhongchen (2000). Chongzhen zhuan (崇禎傳) ISBN 957-05-1612-7Fagan, Brian M. (2000), The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History, 1300–1850, Basic Books, ISBN 9780465022724Mote, Frederick W. (2003), Imperial China 900-1800, Harvard University Press, ISBN 9780520048041Swope, Kenneth M. The Military Collapse of China's Ming Dynasty, 1618-44(Routledge, 2014).Die feindlichen Truppen bereits vor den Toren der Verbotenen Stadt, unterzeichnet Kaiser Chongzhen seinen letzten Befehl: der 16jährigen Kronprinz Zhu Cilang soll in Zukunft das Chinesische Reich regieren. Nach dem Selbstmord des Kaisers flieht der Kronprinz nach Nanjing, wo seine Anhänger auf ihn warten.
Like Quan Yu and Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang is famous in China's history. He was one of the key rulers in the kingdom of Shu Han that was founded by Liu Bei when the Eastern Han Empire (AD 25-220) fell in 220. He had the responsibility for plotting strategy in the dangerous era on behalf of Liu Bei and his son.
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Shi-Liang Zhu's 224 research works with 7,280 citations and 7,752 reads, including: Ambient microwave-to-optical converter
