Zhu Youlang were Zhu Shugui, Prince of Ningjing and Zhu Hónghuán, Prince of Lu who accompanied Koxinga to Taiwan. Zhu Shugui acted as his representative in the Kingdom of Tungning and performed rites in his name until 1683. Family Consort and Issue: Empress Xiaogangkuang, of the Wang clan (孝刚匡皇后 王氏;d.1662) Zhu Cixuan, Crown Prince Aimin (哀愍太子 朱慈煊; 23 April 1648 – 1 June 1662), third son Zhu Ci?, Prince Ai of Yuan (沅哀王 朱慈𤇥; b. 1650), fourth son Zhu Ciyi, Prince Shang of Mian (沔殤王 朱慈熠; 1654–1655), sixth son Consort, of the Dou clan (妃 竇氏) Consort, of the Mou clan (妃 某氏) Noble Lady, of the Dai clan (貴人 戴氏) Zhu Ciwei, Prince Dao of Fu (涪悼王 朱慈煒; 1654–1655, fifth son Concubine, of the Mou clan (宮嬪 某氏) Noble Lady, of the Yang clan (貴人 楊氏; d. 1661) Zhu Cizhuo, Prince Chong of Li (澧沖王 朱慈焯; 1654–1656), seventh son Noble Lady, of the Liu clan (貴人 劉氏) Noble Lady, of the Yang clan (貴人 楊氏) First-Class Female Attendant, of the Guo clan (常在 郭氏), personal name Liangpu (良璞) Unknown Zhu Cijue, Crown Prince Huaimin (懷愍太子 朱慈爝; b. 1645), first son Zhu Ci?, Crown Prince Daomin (悼愍太子 朱慈𤇅; b. 1646), second son Ancestry Notes References Citations Sources . 1623 births 1662 deaths 17th-century Chinese monarchs 17th-century executions by China Executed Ming dynasty people Executed people from Beijing People executed by the Qing dynasty People executed by strangulation Southern Ming emperors Executed monarchs