Overview
Gao Yang was an official and Aristocrat.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Wei
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Faxiu | 法脩 | Faxiu |
| Posthumous name | Jing | 敬 | Jing |
Life and dates
Death
- AD 471 to AD 500 高祖至景明前Directly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 7
Attested activity
- AD 471 to AD 480 高祖初Directly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 5
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Ancestor of Gao Meng (高猛)legitimate grandson 嫡孫 · paternal line · 2 generations
grandfather 祖 · paternal line · 2 generationsDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 12 - Descendant of Gao Gu (高顧)fifth-generation ancestor 五世祖 · paternal line · 5 generationsDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 3
- Parent of Empress Wen Zhao (文昭皇后)father 父
daughter 女Directly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 6 - Sibling of Gao Chengxin (高乘信)elder brother 兄
younger brother 弟Directly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 5 - Parent of Gao Zhao (高肇)son 子
father 父Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 89, passages 4, 8 - Parent of Elder Brother of Gao Zhao (高肇兄)son 子
father 父Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 89, passage 12 - Parent of Gao Xian (高顯)father 父Strongly inferred · Book of Wei 89, passage 12
- Spouse of Lady Gai (蓋氏)wife 妻
husband 夫Directly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 10
Career and standing
- General of Illustrious Might 厲威將軍AD 471 to AD 480 高祖初 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 5
- Viscount of Hejian 河間子AD 471 to AD 480 高祖初 · EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 5
- Duke of Bohai 勃海公AD 500 to AD 503 景明初 · Posthumously enfeoffedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 9
- Left Grand Master of the Palace 左光祿大夫AD 500 to AD 503 景明初 · Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 9
- posthumous epithet Jing 諡曰敬AD 500 to AD 503 景明初 · Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 9
Places and affiliations
- Polity Northern Wei 北魏 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Book of Wei 89, passage 5
References in the histories
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