The first emperor Liu Zheng, who succeeded to the throne at an early age, was subject to his mother and the family. When he was young, the Queen Mother died, and in order to fight against the family, Liu Zheng set up a red-clothed guard and sent the red-clothed guards to collect money for his own use.

Because of the excessive way of accumulating money, he forced Danyang to defend Su Shouzhong too much, and was killed by Su Shouzhong. Rigid and suspicious, he murdered or imprisoned the powerful prince of the clan on charges of murder or imprisonment.

After his death, the youngest son was established as the young emperor by Su Shouzhong, and the army of King Qin broke through Jinling, and the young emperor died in the chaos.

Emperor Liu Xuan of the Ming Dynasty succeeded to the throne and did not give Liu Zheng a nickname.

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