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Marquis of Extended Grace
The Qing dynasty The Qing court emphasized that they were not conquerors but had entered China to "help" overthrow the rebel Li Zhi Cheng. They buried Emperor Chong Zhen and in 1725, appointed a member of the Ming royal family as the "Marquis of Extended Grace", 延恩侯, whose duty was to perform rituals for his imperial ancestors, the former Ming Emperors. Despite acts of goodwill, the Qing court was brutal in suppressing any challenge to their rule.
http://www.chinatownology.com/Ming_dynasty_remembered.html
http://baike.baidu.com/view/2998428.htm
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On the card was written: "Chu Yu/hsun, descendant of the Imperial Ming House, Marquis of Extended Grace, bearing the additional personal name of Ping/nan and residing in Yang/kuan Road, Little Street, North of the Tung/chih Gate".
Title The Great within Author Maurice Collis Publisher Faber and Faber, 1956 Original from the University of Virginia Digitized Feb 21, 2011 Length 349 pages
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There, Reginald Johnston introduced Puyi to the Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore and the last descendant of the Qing imperial family, the Marquis of Extended Grace, who graciously acknowledged Ming supremacy whilst continuing to carry ...
Title The Forbidden City A place in history Author Frances Wood Edition illustrated Publisher British Museum Press, 2005 Original from Indiana University Digitized Nov 4, 2008 ISBN 0714127892, 9780714127897 Length 78 pages
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The last Imperial Dynasty, even though they were Manchus, were sufficiently Siniciscd to keep up the custom. In 1924 a descendant of the preceding Ming Dynasty, adorned with the rank of a Marquis (the Marquis of Extended Grace) was ...
Title Ancient Chinese bronzes of the Shang and Chou dynasties: an illustrated catalogue of the van Heusden collection, with a historical introduction Ancient Chinese Bronzes of the Shang and Chou Dynasties: An Illustrated Catalogue of the Van Heusden Collection, with a Historical Introduction by Willem Van Heusden, Willem van Heusden Author Willem van Heusden Publisher Privately published, 1952 Length 193 pages
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His teachings on the art of government, contained in the Ming Bao Shun B£ ^ Jig were recognized as a model and an order was ... 81 , who was given a stipend and the hereditary title of Marquis Qiou ) of the Extended Grace (Yan'en J<£ ,® ).
Title Central Asiatic Journal, Volume 46 Publisher O. Harrassowitz, 2002 Original from Indiana University Digitized Jun 18, 2010
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再到满雍正二年（公元1724年），满清世宗胤（礻+真）正式访查出明宗室后裔朱之琏，封为一等侯，入正白旗令世袭，以奉明孝陵的春秋祀事（这样，明皇族后裔又有一支加入满族）。至此，明宗室后裔才结束逃亡生活，恢复了普通平民的身份。
http://www.qulishi.com/news/201307/4287_3.html
http://www.jianwendi.com/list.asp?ID=253
http://lezhongguojiyulecheng.com/taiziyulecheng/20140127/572.html
朱之琏 明太祖庶十三子代简王朱桂之后,崇祯时其祖代王朱彝为洪承畴监军于松山,洪承畴军败,朱彝与其侄朱文元被俘,降清.隶镶白旗下,雍正时,访明裔,得于正定知府任上.锡一等延恩侯,抬入上三旗之一的正白旗 一等延恩侯
http://tc.wangchao.net.cn/baike/detail_1898051.html
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http://www.chinahistoryforum.com/topic/18285-zhu-cihuan-any-more-info/
http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=817997029
Rajmaan (talk) 23:41, 10 May 2014 (UTC)
I put this article up for a DYK[edit]
I put this article up for a DYK. The great huha (talk) 00:53, 17 May 2014 (UTC)
The Ming "pretender[edit]
The statement that the Ming "pretender" was executed in 1708 is really problematic. First, there is some dispute as to whether the famed 朱三太子 （third son, crown prince of the house of Zhu) is Zhu Cijiong (the actual third son) or Zhu Cihuan (the fifth son). Zhu Cihuan actually died in 1637 before the fall of the dynasty. The actual final outcome for Zhu Cijiong is not clear. In official histories, in 1708, a person whose name is actually Wang Shiyuan (王士元) was claimed by a monk to be Zhu Cihuan. This person was familially exterminated for treason. In folklore, it was said that the person executed really was the crown prince, with the Qing dynasty executing the last of the direct Ming line. In any case, it shouldn't be claimed without qualification that the Qing executed a crown prince in 1708. I am removing that statement. [Note that in royal usage, a pretender is a person who lost the crown but is still claiming it in pretense. The case here allegedly involves a person pretending to be a pretender -- thus the quotation marks.] Alsosaid1987 (talk) 14:05, 24 March 2019 (UTC)
what was zhu zhilian's specific lineage to emperor hongwu?
Norenxaq (talk) 08:55, 28 September 2019 (UTC)norenxaq
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