Song, Liao, and Jin · Ruler

Emperor Xuanzong 宣宗

Xuanzong

Attested AD 1213 - AD 1224

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Emperor Xuanzong was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1213 to AD 1224 宣宗
Strongly inferred · History of Jin 39, passages 34, 66
AD 1214 貞祐南遷
Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 39, passage 34

Places and affiliations

Polity Jin 金 · Relation Associated with
Strongly inferred · History of Jin 39, passages 34, 66
AD 1214 貞祐南遷
At Bian 汴 · Relation Restored temple at
Strongly inferred · History of Jin 39, passages 34-35

Events and relationships

Assigned temple chamber piece
Ritual · Honoree · Piece Daqing 大慶
Directly stated · History of Jin 39, passage 66
Repaired
AD 1214 貞祐南遷 · Ritual · Restorer · At Imperial Ancestral Temple 太廟 · Purpose to receive spirit tablets of former emperors
Directly stated · History of Jin 39, passage 34

Source notes

Value historical
Directly stated · History of Jin 39, passages 34, 66

References in the histories

History of Jin, Chapter 39Volume 39 Treatises 20: Music 1: Formal Music, Court Music, Wind Instrument Music, Our Own Court Music · 2 passages

初，正隆間，海陵營太廟於汴，貞祐南遷，宣宗修之，以祔諸帝神主。 Earlier, during the Zhenglong era, Prince Hailing built the Imperial Ancestral Temple at Bian. After the court moved south in the Zhenyou period, Emperor Xuanzong restored the temple to receive the spirit tablets of the former emperors.

諸室之曲，德帝曰《大熙》，安帝曰《大安》，獻祖曰《大昭》，昭祖曰《大成》，景祖曰《大昌》，世祖曰《大武》，肅宗曰《大明》，穆宗曰《大章》，康宗曰《大康》，太祖曰《大定》，太宗曰《大惠》，熙宗曰《大同》，睿宗曰《大和》，昭德皇后廟曰《儀坤》，世宗曰《大鈞》，顯宗曰《大寧》，章宗曰《大隆》，宣宗曰《大慶》。 Each spirit chamber had its own piece: Emperor De, "Daxi"; Emperor An, "Da'an"; Ancestor Xian, "Dazhao"; Ancestor Zhao, "Dacheng"; Ancestor Jing, "Dachang"; Ancestor Shi, "Dawu"; Emperor Suzong, "Daming"; Emperor Muzong, "Dazhang"; Emperor Kangzong, "Dakang"; Emperor Taizu, "Dading"; Emperor Taizong, "Dahui"; Emperor Xizong, "Datong"; Emperor Ruizong, "Dahe"; the Temple of Empress Zhaode, "Yikun"; Emperor Shizong, "Dajun"; Emperor Xianzong, "Daning"; Emperor Zhangzong, "Dalong"; and Emperor Xuanzong, "Daqing."