Zhu Zhiqie

Zhu Zhiqie (朱志𡐤, 1404–1455) was a Chinese prince of the Ming dynasty. He was the son of Zhu Shangbing, Prince Yin of Qin and Lady Tang.[1] He was the younger brother of Zhu Zhijun and Zhu Zhigeng. In 1422, he was made Prince of Fuping (富平王), and in 1428, he inherited the title of Prince of Qin.

In this Chinese name, the family name is Zhu.
Zhu Zhiqie
朱志𡐤
Prince of Qin
Tenure1428–1455
PredecessorZhu Zhijun, Prince Huai
SuccessorZhu Gongxi, Prince Hui
Prince of Fuping
Tenure1422–1428
Born1404
Died1455(1455-00-00) (aged 50–51)
IssueZhu Gongming, Prince An of Qin
Zhu Gongtang, Prince Huigong of Heyang
Zhu Gongcheng, Prince Duanyi of Qianyang
Zhu Gongxi, Prince Hui of Qin
Zhu Gongjiang
Princess Yanchuan
Primcess Chengcheng Princess Shiquan
Princess Baoji
Posthumous name
Prince Kang of Qin (秦康王)
HouseZhu
FatherZhu Shangbing
MotherLady Tang

Zhu Zhiqie died in 1455 and was given the posthumous name of Kang (康). Three years later, his title was inherited by his son, Zhu Gongxi, Prince Hui of Qin.

Family

Consorts and Issue:

  • Primary consort, of the Chen clan (陳氏, d. 1472),[lower-alpha 1] Deputy Commander of the West City Wardens Chen Zheng's (西城兵馬副指揮 陳政) daughter
  • Lady, of the Yang clan (夫人 杨氏)
  • Lady, of the Zhou clan (夫人 周氏)
    • Zhu Gongming, Prince An of Qin (秦安王 朱公銘; 14 October 1431 – 26 September 1474), first son
  • Lady, of the Pan clan (夫人 潘氏)
    • Zhu Gongtang, Prince Huigong of Heyang (郃陽惠恭王 朱公鏜; 9 September 1432 – 23 December 1471), second son
    • Zhu Gongcheng, Prince Duanyi of Qianyang (汧陽端懿王 朱公鏳; 10 February 1436 – 29 June 1495), third son
  • Unknown
    • Zhu Gongjiang (朱公鍵), died young,[2] fifth son
    • Princess Yanchuan (延川郡主), first daughter
      • Married Liu Zhen (劉振)
    • Princess Chengcheng (澄城郡主), second daughter
      • Married Li Xun (李恂)
    • Princess Shiquan (石泉郡主), third daughter[3]
      • Married Li Yu (李裕)
    • Princess Baoji (寶雞郡主), fourth daughter[4]
      • Married Fan Ying (樊瑛)

Notes
  1. In 1426, she was made Princess of Fuping (富平王妃), and in 1428, she was made Princess Kang of Qin (秦康王妃).

References
  1. Ming Shilu
  2. Shikui Shu (石匱書)
  3. Ming Shilu, Yingzong Shilu , Vol. 99
  4. Ming Shilu, Yingzong Shilu, Vol. 191


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