Han Lin'er

Han Lin'er (1339–1367), son of the executed White Lotus rebel Han Shantong, was the nominal emperor of the late-Yuan Red Turban movement. After his father's arrest he went into hiding. In 1355 Liu Futong enthroned him as emperor of a restored Song.

Liu held real power at his court. Red Turban forces seized Kaifeng as their capital in 1358 but lost it in 1359.

In 1363 Zhu Yuanzhang rescued him from the siege of Anfeng and installed him at Chuzhou. In 1367, while being escorted to Zhu's domains, he drowned crossing the Yangtze at Guabu, perhaps murdered on Zhu's orders.