Empress Xiao Cheng Gong

The Empress Xiaocheng, Duanhui, Cishun, Zhen, Mu, Futian, Dutian, Sheng, Gong—her full name is not specified, and her birth and death years are unknown. She was the principal consort of King Fuzhong. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen (1644), in the autumn of July, Emperor Hongguang posthumously honored her husband Zhu Changxun as Emperor Zhenchun Suzhe Shengjing Rendi Gong, and further bestowed upon her the posthumous title of Empress Dowager Xiaocheng, Duanhui, Cishun, Zhen, Mu. In September of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the Imperial Examination Director Shao Yinpei proposed that Emperor Gong and Empress Dowager Xiaocheng be enshrined together and jointly worshipped. Later, Emperor Yongli added the posthumous title, referring to her as Empress Dowager Xiaocheng, Duanhui, Cishun, Zhen, Mu, Futian, Dutian, Sheng, Gong—The Empress.