Zhu Zhanque

King Hui Zhao Zhu Zhanzhuo was born in 1413 and died in 1454. He was the second generation Zhao King during the second enfeoffment of the Ming Dynasty and was the legitimate second son of King Jian, Zhu Gaoxun. His mother's name was Lady Wang, a concubine, as his official mother, Lady Mu, passed away in the 21st year of the Yongle era (1423). After Lady Mu's death, Lady Wang was granted the title of princess consort on October 8th of the 22nd year of Yongle (1424), and in the same month, Zhu Zhanzhuo was enfeoffed as King of Anyang. After his father's death, Zhu Zhanzhuo inherited the title of Zhao King in the 7th year of the Xuande era (1432), reigning for 23 years. His posthumous title was Hui. He passed away in the 5th year of the Jingtai era (1454), and his son Zhu Qiqi succeeded him.

Regarding his family, the Zhao King consort was Lady Wang, daughter of Dianyi Fu Wang Yue. She was enfeoffed as Princess Consort of Anyang in the 5th year of Xuande (1420), promoted to Zhao King Consort in the 8th year of Xuande (1423), and died in the 11th year of Zhengtong (1446). The Zhao King's second consort, Lady Shao, was buried with Zhu Zhanzhuo upon his death, with the posthumous title of Zhen Shun. Lady Gao was his concubine and bore Zhu Qizong (or perhaps twins).

His children included seven sons:

- King Dao of Zhao Zhu Qiqi (1430–1460)

- Prince of Lianzheng of Gong'an Zhu Qiyun (1431–1485)

- Prince of Tangyin Zhuangxi Zhu Qiheng (1432–1485)

- Prince of Xiangyi Gongding Zhu Qizheng (1433–1465)

- Prince of Luochuan Jingyi Zhu Qibao (1437–1483)

- Prince of Nanle Anyi Zhu Qiyan (1442–1503)

- As well as a set of twins, one of whom was a son of a commoner, named Zhu Qiong (1444–1476)

Main sources: Records from the *History of Ming*.