Zhu Yunjian

Zhu Yunxie (July 27, 1385 – 15th century), was the fourth son of the Ming Dynasty Crown Prince Zhu Ziao, and the younger brother of Emperor Huizong Zhu Yunwen. His mother was Lady Lü, the Crown Princess. In the first year of the Jianwen reign (1399), he was posthumously titled King of Heng, but he was not granted a fief. In the fourth year of Jianwen (1402), during the Jingnan Campaign, Ming Chengzu occupied Jinling, and Zhu Yunxie was titled King of Huai'en, residing in Jianchang. In September of the same year, he was summoned to Nanjing along with his brother Zhu Yunting. Because he was unable to assist in governing and harbored resentment, he was demoted to a commoner and confined in Fengyang. His death occurred no later than the 15th year of the Yongle era (1417). Historical records do not specify his marriage or descendants. According to the unofficial history "Zui Wei Lu," he was released during the Tian Shun era of Emperor Yingzong Ming. During the Southern Ming period, Emperor Hongguang posthumously honored him as King of Hengmin, and Emperor Longwu further honored him as King of Hengdao or Luidao.