King Huai of Chu (reigned 328–299 BC), a ruler of the State of Chu during the Warring States period who is known for his political incompetence and for banishing the poet 屈原 qū​yuán.

The grandson of the original King Huai of Chu who was later placed on the throne by rebel forces at the end of the Qin dynasty; he was later renamed 楚义帝 chǔ​yì​dì by 项羽 xiàng​yǔ.