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Zheng Kezang
Regent
Reign17– 19 March 1681
PredecessorZheng Jing (as Prince of Yanping)
SuccessorZheng Keshuang (as Prince of Yanping)
Born1662
Xiamen, Fujian, Southern Ming dynasty
Died1681 (aged 19)
Chengtian Prefecture, Kingdom of Tungning
SpousePrincess Chen
Era dates
Adopted the era name of the Southern Ming dynasty:
Yongli (永曆): 1681
FatherZheng Jing, Prince Wen of Chao
MotherChen Zhaoniang
Zheng Kezang
Traditional Chinese鄭克𡒉
Jianguo Shisun
Traditional Chinese監國世孫

Zheng Kezang (1662–1681), birth name Qin (欽) or Qinshe (欽舍), was the crown prince and regency of the Kingdom of Tungning. Kezhang was the eldest son of Zheng Jing and Chen Zhaoniang, and his grandparents were Koxinga and Princess Dong.

Biography

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In 1662, Zheng was born in Xiamen; his mother was Chen Zhaoniang, who was one of the concubines of Zheng Jing. In 1679, Zheng became Jianguo Shisun (監國世孫), the crown prince and regency of Tungning.

In 1681, after Zheng Jing died, Kezang was killed by his uncle Zheng Cong in the "Tungning Coup" (東寧之變).

Princess Chen, Zheng's princess consort, committed suicide later. Zheng did not have any children.

Family

Adoption
Zheng Zhilong
Prince of Yanping
Zheng Chenggong
(KOXINGA)		Tagawa ShichizaemonZheng DuZheng EnZheng YinZheng XiZheng Mo
Zheng JingZheng CongZheng MingZheng RuiZheng ZhiZheng KuanZheng YuZheng WenZheng RouZheng FaZheng GangZheng ShouZheng WeiZheng FuZheng YanZheng ZuanwuZheng Zuanwei
Niru
Zheng KezangZheng KeshuangZheng KexueZheng KejunZheng KebaZheng KemuZheng KeqiZheng KeqiaoZheng KetanZheng KezhangZheng KepeiZheng KechongZheng KezhuangZheng BingmoZheng KeguiZheng BingchengZheng BingxunZheng KexiZheng WenZheng BaoZheng YuZheng KunZheng JiZheng Zhong
Zheng AnfuZheng AnluZheng AnkangZheng AnjiZheng AndianZheng AndeZheng YanZheng YiZheng QiZheng AnxiZheng AnqingZheng AnxiangZheng AnguoZheng AnrongZheng AnhuaXialingBailingShunlingYonglingChanglingQingling
Zheng ShijunZheng XianjiZheng XianshengZheng FuZheng BengZheng AiZheng XianZheng PinZheng WengZheng MingZheng RuiZheng XingZheng ShengZheng JiaZheng GuanZheng PinZheng QiZheng TuZheng DianZheng LinZheng Qi
Zheng BinZheng MinZheng ChangZheng JinZheng GuiZheng SongZheng BoZheng JiZheng BangxunZheng BangruiZheng BangningZheng WenkuiZheng WenbiZheng Wen'yingZheng WenfangZheng WenguangZheng WenzhongZheng WenquanZheng Wen'wuZheng WenlianZheng WenminZheng Wenhan
Zheng JizongZheng ChengzongZheng Cheng'enZheng Cheng'yaoZheng ChenggangZheng ChengxuLiubuQingluQingfuQing'yuQingxiangShuangdingQingpuQingmaoYingpuShanpuQingxi
RuishanTushanDeshanRongshanDeyinDeyuSonghaiDeshouChang'enShi'enFu'enSongtai
YufangYuhaiYuchenEnrongEnfuEnluEnhouEnbaoEnlianXingshengYulinYuchengYushanYufuYuhaiYushengYuliangRunquan
Zheng YiZheng ZeChongxuErkang
Zheng JichangShuzengShuyueShuwang



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References

Zheng Kezang (regent)House of ZhengBorn: 1662 Died: 1681 Political offices Preceded byZheng Jing Ruler of the Kingdom of Tungning 17– 19 March 1681 Succeeded byZheng Keshuang


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