Yuan · Ruler

Emperor Wuzong 武宗

Wuzong

Attested AD 1307 - AD 1311

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Emperor Wuzong was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1307 to AD 1311 武宗朝
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passages 103, 109

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Spouse of Mother of Emperor Wenzong (唐兀氏)
concubine 妾
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passage 109
Spouse of Mother of Emperor Mingzong (亦乞列氏)
concubine 妾
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passage 109
Spouse of Empress Zhenge (真哥)
empress 皇后 · Primary marriage
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passages 104, 109
Parent of Emperor Mingzong (明宗)
former father 先父 · paternal line
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 187, passages 105, 110
Parent of Emperor Wenzong (文宗)
paternal line
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 187, passages 106, 110

Places and affiliations

Polity Id yuan · Relation Ruled
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passage 103

Events and relationships

Temple lacked principal consort for joint sacrifice
Ritual · Honoree
Directly stated · History of Yuan 187, passage 103

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 187Volume 187 Biographies 74: Wugusunliangzhen, Jia Lu, Lu Luceng, Gong Shitai, Zhou Boqi, Wu Dang · 3 passages

武宗一廟，未立后主配享，集群臣廷議之。 For Emperor Wuzong's temple no principal consort had yet been designated for joint sacrifice, and the court convened the ministers for deliberation.

魯曾抗言：「先朝以武宗皇后真哥無子，不立其主。」 Luceng spoke forthrightly: "The previous court, because Empress Zhenge of Emperor Wuzong had borne no son, did not install her as principal consort."

對曰：「真哥皇后在武宗朝，已膺玉冊，則為武宗皇后，明宗、文宗二母后，固為妾也。 He replied: "Empress Zhenge had already received the jade register during Wuzong's reign and was therefore Wuzong's empress. The mothers of Mingzong and Wenzong were by status mere concubines.