Overview
The translated histories identify Emperor Xiaojing as a royal family member and ruler. This record brings together 28 passages from 7 chapters across 2 histories, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.
Names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | Emperor Xiaojing | 孝靜帝 | Xiaojing di |
| Title | Eastern Wei emperor | 東魏主 | Dong Wei zhu |
| Title | emperor | 帝 | di |
| Alternate name | Emperor Jing | 魏靜 | |
| Temple | Emperor Jing | 靜帝 | Jingdi |
| Title | Emperor Jing of Wei | 魏靜帝 | |
| Temple | Emperor Xiaojing | 孝靜帝 | Xiaojing di |
| Temple | Emperor Xiaojing | 孝靜帝 | |
| Temple | Emperor Xiaojing | 孝靜 | Xiaojing |
| Title | Emperor Xiaojing of Wei | 魏孝靜帝 | Wei Xiaojing Di |
| Regnal | Emperor Xiaojing of Wei | 魏孝靜 | |
| Title | Emperor Xiaojing of Wei | 魏孝靜帝 | |
| Title | Emperor Xiaojing of Wei | 魏孝靜 | Wèi Xiàojìng |
| Title | Wei emperor | 魏帝 | |
| Title | Wei Emperor | 魏帝 | Wei di |
| Temple name | Xiaojing | 孝靜 | Xiaojing |
Identity
- Historicity
- Historical
- Identification
- Named
- Sex
- Male
- Sex: male
- Sex: maleStrongly inferred · beiqishu:035:s0024
Roles
- Royal Family Member
- Ruler
Life and dates
Attested activity
- Source Date: Text: Eastern Wei Xiaojing reign · Western Interval: Start: AD 534 · End: AD 550Strongly inferred · beiqishu:009:s0050, beiqishu:009:s0053
- Source Date: Text: 二年 · Western Year: AD 532Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:003:s0005
- Source Date: Text: 受禪 · Western Year: AD 550Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:030:s0134, beiqishu:030:s0151
- Source Date: Text: 孝靜初 · Western Year: AD 534Explicit event contextual date · weishu:086:s0064
- Source Date: Text: 武定五年 · Western Year: AD 547Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:003:s0027, beiqishu:003:s0115
- Source Date: Text: 武定六年 · Western Year: AD 548Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:030:s0190
- Source Date: Text: 魏孝靜 · Western Interval: Start: AD 534 · End: AD 550Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:050:s0029
- Source Date: Text: 魏孝靜帝 · Western Interval: Start: AD 534 · End: AD 550Explicit · beiqishu:048:s0081
- Source Date: Text: 齊受禪 · Western Year: AD 550Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:035:s0024
Family
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- Kin of Hu Sengjing (胡僧敬)Kinship Term: maternal uncle / 舅 · Subject Role: maternal-uncle · Object Role: nephew · Line: maternal · Intermediary Person Ids: Mother of Emperor Xiaojing (孝靜帝母)
- Spouse of Lady Li of Zhao (趙國李氏)Kinship Term: consort / 嬪 · Union Category: concubinage · Subject Role: consort · Object Role: husband
- Sibling of Empress Yuan of Wenxiang (元氏)Kinship Term: elder sister / 姊 · Subject Relative Age: younger
Kinship Term: elder sister / 姊 · Subject Relative Age: elder - Child of Mother of Emperor Xiaojing (孝靜帝母)Kinship Term: mother / 母 · Parentage: biological · Subject Role: son · Object Role: mother
- Sibling of Princess Chang of Fengyi (馮翊長公主)Kinship Term: sister / 妹 · Shared Parentage: full · Subject Relative Age: younger · Subject Role: younger-sister · Object Role: elder-brother
- Kin of Princess Le'an (樂安公主)Kinship Term: Wei emperor's niece / 魏帝外甥
Places and affiliations
- Label: Eastern Wei / 東魏 · Relation: ruledExplicit · beiqishu:003:s0115
- Label: Wei / 魏 · Relation: ruledExplicit · beiqishu:048:s0081
- Polity: Eastern Wei / 東魏 · Relation: ruledExplicit · beiqishu:030:s0038, beiqishu:030:s0134
- Polity: Eastern Wei / 東魏 · Relation: ruledStrongly inferred · weishu:086:s0064
Works and attributed material
- Explicit · beiqishu:030:s0038, beiqishu:030:s0039
- Kind: speech · Role: speaker · Quoted Work: Fan Ye History of Later Han encomium / 範蔚宗後漢書贊Explicit · beiqishu:030:s0143
- Kind: speech · Role: speaker
Events and relationships
- Kind: political · Role: abdicated · Action: abdicated throneExplicit · beiqishu:030:s0136, beiqishu:030:s0143
- Kind: ritual · Role: visitor · Action: visited heir residence with giftsExplicit · beiqishu:009:s0053
References in the histories
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