Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Ruler

Emperor Wen of Western Wei 西魏文帝

Wei Wendi

Attested AD 535 - AD 551

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Emperor Wen of Western Wei was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 535 to AD 551 西魏文帝
Strongly inferred · History of Song 2, passage 264

Places and affiliations

Polity Western Wei 西魏 · Relation Ruled
Strongly inferred · History of Song 2, passage 264
At Xijing, Fengxiang, Xiong, Yao and other prefectures 西京、鳳翔、雄、耀等州 · Relation Tomb
Directly stated · History of Song 2, passage 264

Events and relationships

Tomb robbed then reburied and sacrificed
AD 970 甲辰 · Ritual · Deceased · Posthumous true
Dated from the passage context · History of Song 2, passage 264

References in the histories

History of Song, Chapter 2Volume 2 Annals 2: Taizu 2 · 1 passage

甲辰，詔︰西京、鳳翔、雄、耀等州，周文、成、康三王，秦始皇，漢高、文、景、武、元、成、哀七帝，後魏孝文，西魏文帝，後周太祖，唐高祖、太宗、中宗、肅宗、代宗、德、順、文、武、宣、懿、僖、昭諸帝凡二十七陵嘗被盜發者，有司備法服、常服各一襲，具棺槨重葬，所在長吏致祭。 He decreed reburial for twenty-seven violated imperial tombs in the west—ranging from the Zhou kings Wen, Cheng, and Kang and Qin Shihuang through seven Han emperors, Northern Wei Xiaowen, Western Wei Wendi, Later Zhou Taizu, and the thirteen Tang emperors Gaozu, Taizong, Zhongzong, Suzong, Daizong, Dezong, Shunzong, Wenzong, Wuzong, Xuanzong, Yizong, Xizong, and Zhaozong. Each site was to receive fresh ceremonial and everyday robes, new coffins, and sacrifices from the local magistrate.