Ning Wang Rebellion

Japanese: 寧王の乱 - ねいおうのらん（英語表記）Ning-wang

The rebellion of the Chinese royal family Zhu Chenhao in the mid-Ming Dynasty. Zhu Chenhao, the fifth-generation grandson of Zhu Quan, the 17th son of Emperor Hongwu, succeeded him as King of Ning in 1497 and lived in Nanchang. The Ning family had been stripped of their guards for illegal activities during the Tianshun period (57-64), but they bribed the emperor's attendants to restore the guards. Later, taking advantage of the central government's relaxation, Zhu Chenhao made connections with corrupt officials, gathered a group of ruffians, seized the land and children of upstanding citizens, manufactured weapons, and waited for an opportunity to rise up in rebellion. However, in 1519, the government learned of the rebellion, and the government sent a punitive force, which was put down with the efforts of Wang Shouren (→Wang Yangming) and others.

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Japanese:

中国，明代中期の王族朱宸濠の反乱。洪武帝の第 17子寧献王朱権の5世の孫朱宸濠は，弘治 10 (1497) 年封を継いで寧王となり，南昌に居住した。寧王の家は天順年間 (57～64) ，不法のことで護衛を除かれていたが，皇帝の近習に賄賂を贈って護衛を回復させ，のち中央政府の弛緩に乗じて奸臣たちと通じ，無頼の徒を集め，良民の田宅子女を奪い，武器を製造して挙兵の機をうかがった。しかし正徳 14 (1519) 年叛意を政府に知られ，政府は討伐軍を派遣し，王守仁 (→王陽明 ) らの活躍で乱を鎮圧した。

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