Five Dynasties · Ruler and General

Emperor Zhuangzong 莊宗

Zhuangzong

Attested AD 890 - AD 917

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Emperor Zhuangzong was a ruler and General.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 75Volume 75 Book of Later Jin 1: Gaozu Annals 1 · 7 passages
皇考諱紹雍,番字臬捩雞,善騎射,有經遠大略,事後唐武皇及莊宗,累立戰功,與周德威相亞,歷平、洺二州刺史,薨於任,贈太傅,追尊為孝元皇帝,廟號憲祖,陵曰昌陵。 His imperial father, whose name was Shaoyong, also bore the non-Chinese name Niejieji. Skilled in horsemanship and archery and possessed of broad strategic vision, he served Later Tang's Martial Emperor and Emperor Zhuangzong, winning repeated battle honors and ranking only below Zhou Dewei. He served as prefect of Ping and Mo, died in office, was posthumously made Grand Tutor, and was honored as Emperor Xiaoyuan, with the temple name Xianzu and the mausoleum Changling.