This man died of malaria at the age of 38, supposedly after discovering that his son had an affair with his wetnurse.
This man built a temple to Matzu at the sight of one of his landings. A kingdom founded by this man was destroyed by a fleet commanded by Shi Lang. This man died of malaria at the age of 38, supposedly after discovering that his son had an affair with his wetnurse. This man sent the friar Victorio Riccio to demand tribute from the Philippines, and during one military action this man secured the surrender of Frederik Coyett. This man's son became the first ruler of the Kingdom of Tungning after this man's successful siege of (*) Fort Zeelandia. This man received a surname meaning "success" and a title meaning "Lord of the Imperial Surname" from the Longwu Emperor, who was installed with the help of this man's father, a noted pirate admiral. For 10 points, name this Ming dynasty admiral who fought against the Dutch East India Company to take over Taiwan, and whose battles are the subject of a Chikamatsu play.
This man built a temple to Matzu at the sight of one of his landings.
{Coxinga} [or {Zheng} Chenggong; accept repeated instances of the syllable “ZH” from Libo Zeng]