Zheng Chenggong's real name?

Zheng Chenggong (1624— 1662), a native of Nan 'an, Fujian, is a famous national hero. His father, Zheng Zhilong, set sail for the sea, frequented Taiwan Province Province and Fujian Province, monopolized maritime trade, and was later made a big official, who was known to all officials. After the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng Zhilong supported Zhu Jian, king of the Tang Dynasty, to establish the Longwu regime. Emperor Changwu liked Zheng Sen very much and changed his surname to Zhu. His name was successfully changed and he was named "the Lord of the country". The Qing army went south to Fujian, and Zheng Zhilong came down. Zheng Chenggong refused to listen to opinions and resolutely opposed the Qing Dynasty. Based in Xiamen and Kinmen, the navy is organized to attack the southeast coastal areas year after year. The Qing government invited and surrendered many times, but Zheng Chenggong resolutely refused and never gave in. 1659, he led a large-scale northern expedition, besieged Nanjing and counties along the river, and was sent to join forces. After failure, return to Jin and Xia. The Qing government banned going to sea, and the coast was thirty miles empty, so Zheng Chenggong was not allowed to be trapped in the sea. At that time, Taiwan Province Province was occupied by Dutch colonists. In the year of 16 1 year (fifteen years), Zheng led 25,000 soldiers and 100 warships to set out from Luowan, Jinmen and landed in Taiwan Province. After eight months of fighting, 1 February 662,1forced the Dutch governor to surrender and Taiwan Province Province was recovered. Zheng Chenggong established political power in Taiwan Province Province, popularized reclamation, taught Niu Geng to Gaoshan people and used iron farm tools, and developed maritime trade, which contributed to the construction of Taiwan Province Province. Zheng Chenggong died five months after recovering Taiwan Province. Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan Province Province.