Daoyin (道隱) | 24 Histories

Overview

The translated histories identify Daoyin as an administrator, aristocrat, official, and royal family member. This record brings together 10 passages from 4 chapters across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Daoyin	道隱	Dàoyǐn
Courtesy name	Liuyin	留隱	Liúyǐn
Title	Prince of Jin	晉王
Title	Prince of Jing	荊王
Title	Prince of Shu	蜀王

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Named
Sex: Male

Sex: male
Strongly inferred · liaoshi:008:s0021, liaoshi:066:s0365
Sex: male
Explicit · liaoshi:009:s0076, liaoshi:072:s0148

Roles

Administrator
Aristocrat
Official
Royal Family Member

Life and dates

Birth

Place: Tang / 唐
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0149

Death

Cause: illness · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 統和初 · Reign Id: liao-tonghe · Regnal Year: 1 · Western Year: AD 983
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0155

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 乾亨元年 · Reign Id: liao-qianheng · Regnal Year: 1 · Western Year: AD 979
Explicit event contextual date · liaoshi:009:s0076, liaoshi:072:s0153
Source Date: Text: 統和初 · Reign Id: liao-tonghe · Regnal Year: 1 · Western Year: AD 983
Explicit event contextual date · liaoshi:072:s0155
Source Date: Text: 保寧元年 · Western Year: AD 969
Explicit · liaoshi:008:s0021
Source Date: Text: 李從珂之害 · Western Year: AD 936
Explicit event contextual date · liaoshi:072:s0149
Source Date: Text: 遼皇族表 · Western Interval: Start: AD 916 · End: AD 1125
Explicit event contextual date · liaoshi:066:s0365

Family

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Descendant of Liao Taizu (遼太祖)
Kinship Term: descended from / 係出 · Line: paternal
Child of Lady Gao (高美人)
Kinship Term: mother / 母 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: mother · Object Role: son
Kinship Term: mother / 母 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: son · Object Role: mother
Child of Yelü Bei (耶律倍)
Kinship Term: next / 次 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: father · Object Role: son · Object Birth Order: 5
Kinship Term: son / 子 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: son · Object Role: father
Child of Ma Renwang (馬人望)
Kinship Term: son / 子 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: son · Object Role: father

Origins and identity

Label: Liao imperial clan / 遼皇族
Strongly inferred · liaoshi:066:s0365

Career and standing

Label: regent of the Southern Capital / 守南京 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾亨元年 · Reign Id: liao-qianheng · Regnal Year: 1 · Western Year: AD 979
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0153
Label: regent of the Upper Capital / 上京留守 · Action: appointed
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0152
Label: Nanjing regent / 南京留守 · Action: held
Explicit · liaoshi:009:s0076
Title: Prince of Shu / 蜀王 · Action: enfeoffed
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0152
Title: Prince of Jin / 晉王 · Action: posthumously-enfeoffed
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0155
Title: Prince of Jing / 荊王 · Action: transferred
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0154
Title: Prince of Shu / 蜀王 · Action: enfeoffed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 保寧元年四月 · Western Year: AD 969
Explicit · liaoshi:008:s0021
Title: Prince of Jin / 晉王 · Action: held
Explicit · liaoshi:066:s0365
Title: Prince of Shu / 蜀王 · Action: held
Explicit · liaoshi:009:s0076
Title: Prince of Jing / 荊王 · Action: transferred-to · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 乾亨元年 · Reign Id: liao-qianheng · Regnal Year: 1 · Western Year: AD 979
Explicit · liaoshi:009:s0076

Places and affiliations

Polity Id: liao · Relation: associated-with
Strongly inferred · liaoshi:066:s0365
Polity Id: liao · Relation: served
Strongly inferred · liaoshi:008:s0021
Polity Id: liao · Relation: served
Explicit · liaoshi:009:s0076, liaoshi:072:s0152
Place: Mount Wailuo / 外羅山 · Relation: resided-at
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0150

Assessments and attributes

Assessment: calm, with civil and military talent · Provenance: Mode: named-source-report · Statement: 時人稱之
Explicit · liaoshi:072:s0151

Source notes

Historicity: historical
Explicit · liaoshi:008:s0021

References in the histories

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History of Liao, Chapter 8Volume 8 Annals 8: Jingzong 1 · 1 passage

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夏四月戊申朔，進封太平王罨撒葛為齊王，改封趙王喜隱為宋王，封隆先為平王，稍為吳王，道隱為蜀王，必攝為越王，敵烈為冀王，宛為衛王。 That summer, on the wushen new moon of the fourth month, Prince of Taiping Yansage was advanced to Prince of Qi; Prince of Zhao Xiyin was renamed Prince of Song; Longxian was made Prince of Ping, Shao Prince of Wu, Daoyin Prince of Shu, Bishe Prince of Yue, Dilie Prince of Ji, and Wan Prince of Wei.

History of Liao, Chapter 9Volume 9 Annals 9: Jingzong 2 · 1 passage

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壬戌，蜀王道隱南京留守，徙封荊王。 On renxu day Prince of Shu Daoyin, Nanjing regent, was transferred in enfeoffment to Prince of Jing.

History of Liao, Chapter 66Volume 66 Tables 4: Imperial Family · 1 passage

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晉王道隱。 Daoyin, Prince of Jin.

History of Liao, Chapter 72Volume 72 Biographies 2: Imperial Family: Yi Zongbei, the Foreign Emperor Zhang Su, Shun Zongjun, Jin Wangaoluwo · 7 passages

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〈（子平王隆先晉王道隱）〉 (Sons: Prince of Ping Longxian and Prince of Jin Daoyin)

五子：長世宗，次婁國、稍、隆先、道隱，各有傳。 He had five sons: the eldest was Shizong, followed by Louguo, Shao, Longxian, and Daoyin—each treated in his own biography.

晉王道隱，字留隱，母高氏。 Daoyin, Prince of Jin, whose style was Liuyin, was born to the Gao clan.

道隱生於唐，人皇王遭李從珂之害，時年尚幼，洛陽僧匿而養之，因名道隱。 Daoyin was born in Tang; when the Human Emperor King was killed by Li Congke he was still a child, and a Luoyang monk hid and raised him—hence the name Daoyin.

景宗即位，封蜀王，為上京留守。 When Jingzong succeeded he was enfeoffed as Prince of Shu and appointed regent of the Upper Capital.

居數年，徙封荊王。 After several years his title was changed to Prince of Jing.

統和初，病薨，追封晉王。 Early in the Tonghe era he died of illness and was posthumously enfeoffed as Prince of Jin.