
Yongle Emperor
Zhu Di, who took the Ming throne from his nephew in 1402, moved the capital to Beijing and sent out Zheng He's fleets.
PersonAlso known as Zhu Di
1360 O.S. – 1424 O.S.
Over time
conquered
Nanjing
overthrew
Jianwen Emperor
ruled
Ming dynasty
was succeeded by
Hongxi Emperor
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- Wikidata Q9965
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- Nanjingsince 13 Jul 1402 O.S.
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- Jianwen Emperorsince 1402 O.S.
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- Ming dynasty1402 O.S. – 1424 O.S.
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- Hongxi Emperorsince 1424 O.S.
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Appears in11 items
- Dynasties of China3 items

- Zheng He’s Treasure Fleets8 items

- Captured by the Ming army and castrated · patron1381 O.S.
- The Jingnan campaign · rebel princeAug 1399 O.S.
- Zhu Di takes Nanjing · conqueror13 Jul 1402 O.S.

- Yongle reign · emperor17 Jul 1402 O.S.

- Given the surname Zheng · emperor1404 O.S.
- 170 of the fleet’s men killed on Java · emperor1406 O.S.
- A giraffe from Bengal is hailed as a qilin · recipient1414 O.S.

- Fire in the new Forbidden City · emperorMay 1421 O.S.