 Meanwhile, several individuals who were initially assigned temple names had their titles revoked, as was the case for Liu Zhi whose temple name "Weizong" was removed by Liu Xie of the Eastern Han dynasty.In other cases, numerous individuals were honored with more than one temple name, either due to intentional changes or they were given different titles by different monarchs; for instance, Zhu Di of the Ming dynasty was originally honored as "Taizong" by Zhu Gaochi, but his temple name was later changed to "Chengzu" by Zhu Houcong.There were also instances where individuals who ruled as sovereigns of a particular realm was accorded a temple name by another realm; this was the case for Borjigin Möngke, ruler of the Mongol Empire, who was later honored as "Xianzong" by Borjigin Kublai of the Yuan dynasty.