Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu
- Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu
Chinese_Emperor
birth=1607
death=1646
family_name=Zhu (朱)
given_name=Yousong (由崧)
begin_reign=1644
end_reign=June, 1645
dynasty=Ming (明)
era_name=Hongguang (弘光)
begin_era=1644
end_era=June, 1645
temple_name=Anzong (安宗)
posthumous_name_full=Emperor Chutian chengdao chengjing yingzhe zuanwen beiwu xuanren duxiao jian
處天承道誠敬英哲纘文備武宣仁度孝簡皇帝
notes="General note: Dates given here are in the Gregorian calendar. They are not in the Julian calendar that was in use in England until 1752."
Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu, was the first pretender to the throne after the fall of the Ming Dynasty.
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