Song, Liao, and Jin · Ruler

Emperor Huizong of Song 宋徽宗

Song Huizong

Attested AD 1127

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Emperor Huizong of Song was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1127 破宋都獲二帝
Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 134, passage 36

Family

Kin of Emperor Qinzong of Song (宋欽宗)
the two emperors 二帝
Strongly inferred · History of Jin 134, passage 36

Events and relationships

Captured when Song capital fell
AD 1127 破宋都 · Political · Captive
Strongly inferred · History of Jin 134, passage 36

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 134Volume 134 Biographies 72: Foreign Countries 1: Xixia · 1 passage

後破宋都獲二帝，乃畫陝西分界，自麟府路洛陽溝東距黃河西岸、西曆暖泉堡，鄜延路米脂穀至累勝寨，環慶路威邊寨過九星原至委布穀口，涇原路威川寨略古蕭關至北谷川，秦鳳路通懷堡至古會州，自此直距黃河，依見今流行分熙河路盡西邊以限封域。 After Jin captured the Song capital and took the two emperors captive, a Shaanxi boundary was drawn: from Luoyang Gully on the Qinfu Circuit east to the Yellow River's west bank and west through Nuanquan Fort; on the Fuyan Circuit from Mizhi Valley to Leisheng Stockade; on the Huanqing Circuit from Weibian Stockade across Jiuxing Plain to Weibu Valley; on the Jingyuan Circuit from Weichuan Stockade past ancient Xia Pass to Beigu Valley; on the Qinfeng Circuit from Tonghuai Fort to ancient Huizhou—thence due south to the Yellow River, and along current practice the entire western Xihe Circuit was partitioned to fix the frontier.