Ming Veritable Records

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The Ming Veritable Records or Ming Shilu, contains the imperial annals of the emperors of the Ming dynasty .

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Ming Veritable Records: Yongle Emperor
Zhu Di attempted to present himself as the Hongwu Emperor's legitimate successor by declaring himself and the Hongwu Emperor's fifth son, Zhu Su, as the only sons of Empress Ma in the 1403 edition of the official Veritable Records of Taizu.
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Ming Veritable Records: Zheng He’s First Voyage, 1405–1407
The entry dated to 23 October 1407 in the Ming Shilu states that the Western King of Java had sent an envoy to the Ming court to admit his guilt for mistakenly killing 170 Ming troops who had gone ashore to trade.
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