Yongle Emperor
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Yongle Emperor
Summary
Yongle Emperor is a human[1]. He was born in Nanjing[2]. He was born on May 2, 1360[3]. He passed away in Inner Mongolia[4]. He died on August 12, 1424[5]. He worked as an alchemist[6]. He has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[7]
Key Facts
- Born in Nanjing[2], Yongle Emperor…
- Yongle Emperor passed away in Inner Mongolia[4].
- Yongle Emperor was born on May 2, 1360[3].
- Yongle Emperor died on August 12, 1424[5].
- Yongle Emperor died on August 5, 1424[8].
- Yongle Emperor is buried at Changling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)[9].
- Yongle Emperor is buried at Ming tombs[10].
- Yongle Emperor's father was Hongwu Emperor[11].
- Yongle Emperor's mother was Empress Ma[12].
- Among Yongle Emperor's spouses was Empress Xu[13].
- Yongle Emperor was married to Noble Consort Zhaoxian[14].
- Among Yongle Emperor's spouses was Consort Gwon[15].
- Yongle Emperor was married to Consort Yu (Yongle)[16].
- Yongle Emperor was married to Q17362670[17].
- Among Yongle Emperor's spouses was Q8250397[18].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Hongxi Emperor[19].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Zhu Gaoxu[20].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Zhu Gaosui[21].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Zhu Gaoxi[22].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Princess Yong'an[23].
- A child of Yongle Emperor was Princess Yongping[24].
- Yongle Emperor held citizenship in Ming dynasty[25].
- Yongle Emperor held citizenship in Yuan dynasty[26].
- Yongle Emperor worked as an alchemist[6].
- Yongle Emperor held the position of Emperor of China[27].
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Origins and Family
Yongle Emperor's place of birth was Nanjing[2]. He was born on May 2, 1360[3]. His father was Hongwu Emperor[11]. His mother was Empress Ma[12].
Career and Affiliations
Yongle Emperor worked as an alchemist[6]. Positions held include Emperor of China[27], a historical position[28], in Chinese Empire[29] and prince[30], a noble title[31].
Personal Life
Spouses include Empress Xu[13], a writer[32], 1362–1407[33], of Yuan dynasty[34], specialised in poetry[35]; Noble Consort Zhaoxian[14], 1350–1420[36]; Consort Gwon[15], 1391–1410[37], of Joseon[38]; Consort Yu (Yongle)[16]; Q17362670[17], 1405–1424[39]; and Q8250397[18], 1395–1424[40], of Joseon[41]. Children include Hongxi Emperor[19], a ruler[42], 1378–1425[43], of Ming dynasty[44]; Zhu Gaoxu[20], a military leader[45], 1380–1426[46], of Ming dynasty[47]; Zhu Gaosui[21], an aristocrat[48], 1383–1431[49], of Ming dynasty[50]; Zhu Gaoxi[22], 1392–1392[51], of Ming dynasty[52]; Princess Yong'an[23], 1377–1417[53]; and Princess Yongping[24], b. 1379[54]. Yongle Emperor's religion is recorded as Confucianism[55].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include August 12, 1424[5] and August 5, 1424[8]. Yongle Emperor died in Inner Mongolia[4]. The cause of death was stroke[56]. Recorded place of burial include Changling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)[9] and Ming tombs[10].
Why It Matters
Yongle Emperor has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[7] He is known by 76 alternative names across languages and contexts.[57]
FAQs
Where was Yongle Emperor born?
Yongle Emperor's place of birth was Nanjing[2].
Where did Yongle Emperor die?
Yongle Emperor passed away in Inner Mongolia[4].
Who were Yongle Emperor's parents?
Yongle Emperor's father was Hongwu Emperor[11]. Yongle Emperor's mother was Empress Ma[12].
Who was Yongle Emperor married to?
Yongle Emperor's spouses include Empress Xu[13], Noble Consort Zhaoxian[14], Consort Gwon[15], and Consort Yu (Yongle)[16].
What did Yongle Emperor do for work?
Yongle Emperor worked as alchemist[6].