黎恭皇




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黎恭皇

大越皇帝

在位期間：1522年－1527年

前任：黎昭宗

繼任：莫登庸（莫朝）
朝代
後黎朝
年號
統元
姓名
黎椿
諡號
恭皇帝
其他稱銜
恭王（被廢後）
別名
黎懬
出生
1507年
逝世
1527年（19－20歲）
陵墓
華陽陵
父
莊定王黎漴
母
端穆太后鄭氏鸞

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黎恭皇；1507年－1527年7月12日（明德元年六月十五）[1]）諱黎椿（越南语：Lê Xuân／
黎椿），又名黎懬（越南语：Lê Lự／
黎懬），是越南後黎朝第十二任君主，1522年至1527年在位。



生平


黎昭宗是莊定王黎漴之子，為鄭氏鸞所生，也是黎昭宗黎椅的同胞弟弟。1522年，黎昭宗因不滿大臣莫登庸的專權，與一部分支持者逃到了山西明義縣的夢山，聯合西都（今清化）的鄭綏討伐莫登庸。因倉惶出奔，太后鄭氏鸞和弟弟黎椿都未及隨行。莫登庸隨即宣稱黎昭宗被奸臣挾持到外地，另立黎椿為帝，改元統元，是為黎恭皇。在莫登庸的主持下，黎恭皇遙廢黎昭宗為陀陽王。此後莫登庸曾兩次挾持黎恭皇進攻鄭綏，最終在1525年攻陷西都並殺死了鄭綏，抓獲黎昭宗並囚禁起來。


鄭綏死後，莫登庸篡位之心越來越強烈。1526年，莫登庸將黎昭宗殺害。1527年7月，莫登庸的黨羽范嘉謨偽造禪位御詔，迫黎恭皇禪位，成立莫朝。黎恭皇隨即被廢為恭王並被幽禁。不久，莫登庸迫他和皇太后鄭氏鸞自盡，太后憤恨說：「莫登庸殺盡黎氏子孫，他日莫氏也會被殺盡！」於是兩人一同自盡。


黎椿死後諡號恭皇帝，以皇帝之禮葬於御天縣（今属兴河县）的華陽陵。



參考文獻





  1. ^ 《黎朝帝王事業》·黎朝列聖睿號陵所忌辰















黎恭皇
前任：
黎昭宗
大越帝國皇帝
1522年—1527年
 繼任：
莫登庸
（莫朝）

越南後黎朝君主
1522年—1527年
空缺期
原因：後黎朝的皇位被篡奪
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