Huang Zicheng

Huang Zicheng (Chinese: 黃子澄) (1350–1402) was a Ming dynasty imperial scholar and overseer of rituals. He was an advisor to the Jianwen Emperor. He was put to death by the Yongle Emperor.[1]

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Huang.
Portrait of Huang Zicheng

References
  1. 談遷《國榷》（卷8）：「廷試貢士黃子澄等四百七十二人於奉天殿，賜丁顯、練子寧、花綸等進士及第，出身有差」，「分宜黃子澄、蕭山魏觀皆少年美才，恆備顧問。明年，觀憂去，子澄滿三載授修撰」


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