Yuan · Royal Family Member

Crown Prince 皇太子

Attested AD 1355 - AD 1364

Passages: 7
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Crown Prince was a Royal Family Member.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1355 to AD 1364 至正十五至二十四年
Dated from the passage context · History of Yuan 145, passages 99, 156, 164

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Child of the Emperor (帝)
crown prince 皇太子
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 145, passage 128
Child of the Empress (皇后)
crown prince 皇太子
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 145, passage 128

Places and affiliations

Polity Id yuan · Relation Royal
Directly stated · History of Yuan 145, passage 99

Assessments and attributes

Item four characters Accomplished in Virtue, Sincere and Clear 成德誠明 · Relation Bestowed · With Yuelubuhua (月魯不花)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 145, passage 132

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 145Volume 145 Biographies 32: Yilianzhenban, Lianhuishanhaiya, Yuelubuhua, Dalimashili · 7 passages

繼又上疏言：「皇太子天下之本，當簡老成重臣為輔導，以成其德。」 He followed with another memorial: 'The Crown Prince is the foundation of the realm; seasoned and weighty ministers should be chosen to guide him and complete his character.'

視事之初，帝及皇后、皇太子皆遣使賜之酒。 At the start of his tenure the emperor, empress, and crown prince each sent envoys with gifts of wine.

皇太子亦書「成德誠明」四大字賜之。 the crown prince also wrote and bestowed the four characters 'Accomplished in Virtue, Sincere and Clear.'

十五年，拜監察御史，出僉山北道肅政廉訪司事，未行，留為詹事院長史。 In 1355 he was appointed Supervising Censor and was to go out as Commissioner of the Shanbei Surveillance Commission, but before he could leave he was retained as Senior Secretary of the Household of the Heir Apparent.

明年，除中議，尋升參議詹事院事。 The following year he was made Zhongyi and soon promoted Vice Chancellor of the Household of the Heir Apparent.

十七年，為太子家令。 In 1357 he became Steward of the Crown Prince.

時孛羅帖木兒擁兵京師，而皇太子出居於外，達禮麻識理與塔世帖木兒皆以忠義許國，相與結人心以觀時變。 Bolu Temür then held the capital with his army while the crown prince lived abroad; Dalimashili and Tashitemur both pledged themselves to the dynasty and worked together to rally support while watching how events would turn.