Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Ruler

Emperor Ming of Southern Qi 齊明帝

Qí Míngdì

First attested AD 494; died AD 498

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Emperor Ming of Southern Qi was a ruler.

Other names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Temple name	Gaozong	高宗

Life and dates

Death

AD 498 明帝崩
Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 37, passage 177

Attested activity

AD 494 to AD 498 高宗
Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 37, passages 175, 177

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Parent of Bao Yi (寶義)
son 子
Strongly inferred · Book of Southern Qi 37, passage 175

Places and affiliations

Southern Qi 南齊
Relation Ruled
Directly stated · Book of Southern Qi 37, passage 175

References in the histories

Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 37Volume 37 Biographies 18: Dao Hui, Liu Quan, Yu Cong, Hu Xiezhi · 2 passages

太祖爲鄱陽王鏘納悛妹爲妃，高宗又爲晉安王寶義納悛女爲妃，自此連姻帝室。 The Founding Emperor took Quan's younger sister as consort for Prince Qiang of Poyang; Emperor Ming of Qi took Quan's daughter as consort for Prince Baoyi of Jin'an; from then on the family was linked by marriage to the imperial house.

未拜，明帝崩，東昏卽位，改授散騎常侍，領驍騎將軍，尚書如故。 Before he could take up the post, Emperor Ming of Qi died and Emperor Donghun acceded; he was reassigned Attendant-in-Ordinary of the Scattered Cavalry, concurrently General of Valiant Cavalry, while retaining his ministry.