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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|image = ACR DYL Zhu Di.png		\|image = ACR DYL Zhu Di.png
	\|birth = 2 May 1360<br>[[Nanjing\|Yingtian]],~~{{Wiki~~\|Yuan Empire}}		\|birth = 2 May 1360<br>[[Nanjing\|Yingtian]],[[Yuan dynasty\|Yuan Empire]]
	\|death = 12 August 1424<br>[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|~~Empire of the~~ Great Ming]]		\|death = 12 August 1424<br>[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Great Ming]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>		\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>

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	\|birth = 2 May 1360<br>~~{{Wiki\|~~Nanjing\|Yingtian}},{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}		\|birth = 2 May 1360<br>[[Nanjing\|Yingtian]],{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}
	\|death = 12 August 1424<br>[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]		\|death = 12 August 1424<br>[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]

imported>Darman36: /Gallery/ Added back pics, actually part of DYL per Youtube vids I found

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Gallery: Added back pics, actually part of DYL per Youtube vids I found

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	The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".		The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".

			==Gallery==
			<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
			ACR DYL Hanging Scroll Zhu Di.jpg\|A {{Wiki\|hanging scroll}} depicting Zhu Di
			ACR DYL Zhu Di Watching Eunuchs Play Ball.jpg\|Zhu Di observing his eunuchs playing {{Wiki\|cuju}}
			</gallery>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: Actually, correction, not a single ACI page links here. He is maaaaybe implied, as "Zheng He was captured by the Ming Dynasty[,] served as a court eunuch[, and] was offered a governmental position"

2024-12-23T22:06:33Z

Actually, correction, not a single ACI page links here. He is maaaaybe implied, as "Zheng He was captured by the Ming Dynasty[,] served as a court eunuch[, and] was offered a governmental position"

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry~~. He later appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' via the [[database]]~~.		The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry.

	The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".		The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' ~~{{1st}}~~		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{Mdat}}

	==References==		==References==

imported>Darman36: /Biography/ My bad, misread Li Tong's bio. Only suspected/actual Assassins killed, no sympathizers

2024-12-23T22:00:26Z

Biography: My bad, misread Li Tong's bio. Only suspected/actual Assassins killed, no sympathizers

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	After Zhu Di became emperor in 1402, he ordered his army to round up and [[1402 Chinese Assassin purge\|execute]] thousands of suspected [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]], ~~actual members like~~ the [[Assassin leader]] [[Fang Xiaoru]], and ~~their sympathizers, which included~~ [[Li Tong]]'s parents.<ref name="DYL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' – Bloodlines: "Li Tong"</ref> He also sent the [[eunuch]] [[Zheng He]] on voyages around [[Asia]] and [[Africa]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: Expedition Along the African Coast]]</ref> In 1424, while Zhu Di was trying to suppress a rebellion near the [[Gobi Desert]], Li Tong sneaked into his tent at night and killed him, preventing him from acquiring the [[Apple of Eden]] she protected and avenging her slain family and comrades.<ref name="DYL" />		After Zhu Di became emperor in 1402, he ordered his army to round up and [[1402 Chinese Assassin purge\|execute]] thousands of suspected [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]], including the [[Assassin leader]] [[Fang Xiaoru]] and [[Li Tong]]'s parents.<ref name="DYL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' – Bloodlines: "Li Tong"</ref> He also sent the [[eunuch]] [[Zheng He]] on voyages around [[Asia]] and [[Africa]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: Expedition Along the African Coast]]</ref> In 1424, while Zhu Di was trying to suppress a rebellion near the [[Gobi Desert]], Li Tong sneaked into his tent at night and killed him, preventing him from acquiring the [[Apple of Eden]] she protected and avenging her slain family and comrades.<ref name="DYL" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

imported>Darman36: /* Behind the scenes */

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Behind the scenes

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	The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry. He later appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' via the [[database]].		The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry. He later appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' via the [[database]].

	The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era ~~names~~\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".		The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: Per Image Policy, "In the case of realworld images, such images should be avoided at all cost, unless they are used by any Ubisoft-authorised medium"

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Per Image Policy, "In the case of realworld images, such images should be avoided at all cost, unless they are used by any Ubisoft-authorised medium"

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	{{Era\|Individuals\|Templars}}{{WP-REAL\|Yongle Emperor}}		{{Era\|Individuals\|Templars}}{{WP-REAL\|Yongle Emperor}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|image = ~~Yongle~~.png		\|image = ACR DYL Zhu Di.png
	\|birth = 2 May 1360<br />{{Wiki\|Nanjing\|Yingtian}},{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}		\|birth = 2 May 1360<br>{{Wiki\|Nanjing\|Yingtian}},{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}
	\|death = 12 August 1424<br />[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]		\|death = 12 August 1424<br>[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>		\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	After Zhu Di ~~had become~~ emperor in 1402, he ordered his army to round up and [[1402 Chinese Assassin purge\|execute]] thousands of suspected [[Assassins]], ~~including their~~ leader [[Fang Xiaoru]].<ref name="DYL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]''</ref> He also sent the eunuch [[Zheng He]] on voyages around [[Asia]] and [[Africa]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: Expedition Along the African Coast]]</ref>		After Zhu Di became emperor in 1402, he ordered his army to round up and [[1402 Chinese Assassin purge\|execute]] thousands of suspected [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]], actual members like the [[Assassin leader]] [[Fang Xiaoru]], and their sympathizers, which included [[Li Tong]]'s parents.<ref name="DYL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' – Bloodlines: "Li Tong"</ref> He also sent the [[eunuch]] [[Zheng He]] on voyages around [[Asia]] and [[Africa]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Database: Expedition Along the African Coast]]</ref> In 1424, while Zhu Di was trying to suppress a rebellion near the [[Gobi Desert]], Li Tong sneaked into his tent at night and killed him, preventing him from acquiring the [[Apple of Eden]] she protected and avenging her slain family and comrades.<ref name="DYL" />

	In 1424, while trying to suppress a rebellion near the [[Gobi Desert]], the ~~Yongle Emperor was killed by~~ [[~~Li Tong~~]]~~, an Assassin whose parents had been killed under his command two years earlier~~.<ref name="DYL"/>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry. He later appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' via the ~~Database.~~		The Yongle Emperor is a historical figure and character first introduced in the interactive Facebook game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'', where he is mentioned in [[Li Tong]]'s entry. He later appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' via the [[database]].

	The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's era name. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and {{Wiki\|Chinese era name\|era names}}. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese monarchs by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol Yuan dynasty, emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".

	~~==Gallery==~~		The Yongle Emperor's birth name is Zhū Dì (朱棣). His family name, Zhū (朱), refers to the color {{Wiki\|vermilion}}. His personal name, Dì (棣) refers to the ''{{Wiki\|Kerria japonica}}'' plant. Yǒnglè (永樂) is Zhū Dì's {{Wiki\|Chinese era names\|era name}}. Historically, Chinese emperors were given posthumous names, {{Wiki\|temple name}}s, and era names. In English, it is conventional to refer to early Chinese [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] by their posthumous names. However, after the Tang dynasty, posthumous names became increasingly long and tedious to read and write, spanning at least seven characters. From the Tang up until the Mongol [[Yuan dynasty]], emperors are conventionally referred to by their temple names, whereas the emperors of the last two dynasties, the Ming and Qing, are commonly referred to by their era names. Emperors of dynasties before the Ming tended to have multiple era names, which made it impractical to adopt their era names to identify them posthumously, but starting from the Ming, emperors began to adopt one era name per reign. As Zhū Dì's era name, Yǒnglè is not one of his actual names, but the name of the period of his reign. Thus, it is incorrect to call him "Emperor Yongle" or even "Yongle" rather than "the Yongle Emperor" (i.e. "Emperor of the Yongle-era"). The era name Yǒnglè (永樂) literally means "eternal joy".
	~~<gallery captionalign=~~"~~center~~" ~~position=~~"~~center~~" ~~spacing=~~"~~small~~" ~~widths=~~"~~180~~">
	~~YongleScroll~~.~~jpg\|A portrait of Yongle~~
	~~YongleEunuchs~~.~~jpg\|Yongle observing his eunuchs playing {{Wiki\|cuju}}~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Discover Your Legacy]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{Mdat}}

	==References==		==References==

imported>Sol Pacificus at 16:17, 17 September 2023

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imported>Soranin at 14:08, 10 August 2023

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	\|birth = 2 May 1360<br />{{Wiki\|Nanjing\|Yingtian}},{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}		\|birth = 2 May 1360<br />{{Wiki\|Nanjing\|Yingtian}},{{Wiki\|Yuan Empire}}
	\|death = 12 August 1424<br />~~{{Wiki\|~~Gobi Desert}}, [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]		\|death = 12 August 1424<br />[[Gobi Desert]], [[China\|Empire of the Great Ming]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>		\|affiliates = [[Ming dynasty]]<br>