Guozhen, the emperor's son in law of Ming Dynasty

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Guozhen (1372-1399), the word Yanding. He is the eldest son of Guo Ying, the founder and Marquis of Wuding.

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Guo Zhen was the eldest son of Guo Ying, the founder and Marquis of Wuding. He is studious, versed in poetry and familiar with courtesy. Marry Princess Yongjia and confer Duwei on his son-in-law. Jianwen died in 1399.

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father

Guo Ying was granted Marquis Wu dinghou by Lei Gong when he was Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty. He died when he was Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty and was given to the Duke of Yingguo, with the posthumous title of "Wu Xiang".

Direct mother

Madame Ma, Madame Lefeng.

one 's own mother

His life is unknown. Yongjia Princess Zhu, the daughter of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, died in the reign of Jingtai. < I > < I > Guo Zhen and Princess Yongjia have a son, Guo Zhen, or one of the following three sons

eldest son

: Guo LAN

second son

: Guo Hui

Sanzi

: Guo Quan