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About Zhu Su 朱橚, Prince Ding of Zhou
also known by his title and posthumous name as Chou-ting-wang 周定王, was the first prince of Chou. He was the fifth son of the founder of the Ming dynasty, Chu Yüan-chang, and, according to the official records, Empress Ma. In 1370, when princedoms were created for the emperor's second to tenth sons, Chu Su was given the title Wu-wang 吳王, the prince of Wu of the Soochow-Hangchow area. In 1374, when it came time to build residences for the princes, a proposal to assign Hangchow to Chu Su was rejected by the emperor on the ground that the area was too valuable to the government as a source of revenue. It seems that during the following four years the matter was left unsettled.
Zhu Xiao 朱橚 Zhu(1) Su [30174] MS, 100.2546. — RMH
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Zhu Su 朱橚, Prince Ding of Zhou's Timeline
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October 8, 1361
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September 2, 1425
Age 63
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