Overview
Li Wei was an Imperial Son-in-law.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 1039 寶元二年Dated from the passage context · History of Song 248, passages 45, 50
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Kin of Empress Dowager Zhangyi (章懿太后)Directly stated · History of Song 248, passage 50
- Spouse of Grand Princess of Zhou and Chen (周陳國大長公主)consort 尚主 · Imperial princess marriageDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 50
- Child of Elder brother of Empress Dowager Zhangyifather 父 · paternal lineStrongly inferred · History of Song 248, passage 50
Career and standing
- Commandant-escort / imperial son-in-law 駙馬都尉RestoredDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 55
- Sent from courtAD 1039 to AD 1063 後數年 · ExileDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 54
- BanishedDemotion · At Chenzhou 陳州Directly stated · History of Song 248, passage 350
Places and affiliations
- Polity Song 宋 · Relation Member ofDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 50
- At Chenzhou 陳州 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 350
Works and attributed material
- Memorial · Author · ParaphrasedDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 52
Events and relationships
- Memorialized against himselfLegal · Self accuserDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 52
- Recalled to courtCareer · SubjectDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 55
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment coarse and unrefined · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · History of Song 248, passage 51
References in the histories
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