When did Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen die? What is his posthumous title?

Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong, was born on February 9th, 447, and died on September 9th, 487. Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen, formerly known as Zhu Jianzhuo, was also the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Jianshen was born in the Forbidden City in Beijing. He was made the Crown Prince before he was two years old. During this year, Watanabe committed a crime and drove them to Datong. However, despite the opposition of the minister, Ming Yingzong insisted on going to war in person, and the country was supervised by the prince. The prince then appointed the young and ignorant Zhu Jianshen as the Crown Prince according to the will of the Queen Mother. No one thought that Zhu Jianshen's father was captured after the change of Civil Fort.

Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen died at the age of 4 1 year and was buried in Maoling, Changping, Beijing. Before he died, he asked the prince not only to respect his ancestors, but also to be diligent and love the people. The prince obeyed his orders. Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen is one of his aliases. His title is Hua and his temple name is Xian Zong. He was in office for 23 years. He is also the eldest son of the Zhu Qizhen family, which is what they call the eldest son.

? Zhu Jianshen was originally named Zhu Jianjun. He was made Crown Prince in 1449, but he was re-established as Crown Prince by the emperor during the King of Iraq and renamed Zhu Jianshen. Shunshun eight years, Zhu Jianshen began to reign. At the beginning, he just wanted to clear his grievances, so he had to return to the Jingdi. Zhu Jianshen has made great efforts in consideration of people's feelings. At the end of his reign, he immersed himself in the harem all day, enjoying himself in the harem with Wan Guifei, a maid-in-waiting aged 19. Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen, his imperial concubine, passed away. In August, our Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen died of grief.

? Ming Xianzong and Zhu Jianshen also died in Gan Qing Palace, and Zhu Jianshen was wise and generous. At the beginning of his reign, he resumed his title of emperor, which was usually against modesty. He appointed wise ministers to govern the country, and he also had the demeanor of a king.

And posthumous title as the next day's burial mausoleum: sincere and sincere, respect for Chongwen and Su Wu Hongde, holiness and filial piety.