The chart shows the 26 sons of Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of Ming Dynasty.

# Charts tell history#Twenty-six sons of Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, Fengfan and tombs
In Ming Dynasty, the emperor sealed the prince, awarded gold albums and gold treasures, aged Lu Wanshi, and housed officials. The eldest son of the prince, aged 10, will be awarded a gold book, a king’s son, and a grandson’s grandson, who will be regarded as his grandson. When they were ten years old, they were bestowed with gold, silver and treasures, and they were crowned County kings. The eldest son is the son of the prince of the county, and the eldest son is the eldest son, who is the first to receive the second grade. Zhuzi awarded Zhenguo General, Sun Fuguo General, Zengsun Fengguo General, Lieutenant of Sun Zhenguo IV, Lieutenant of Sun Fuguo V and Lieutenant of Fengguo below VI. His birth also asks for his name, his elder asks for marriage, his life-long salary, funeral expenses, and the friendship of his relatives.