Song, Liao, and Jin · Imperial Son-in-law Commandant

Li Wei 李瑋

Attested AD 1057

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Li Wei was an Imperial Son-in-law Commandant.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1057 嘉祐二年尚兗國公主
Strongly inferred · History of Song 115, passages 188, 195

Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

Spouse of Princess of Yan State (兗國公主)
married 下嫁 · Marriage
Directly stated · History of Song 115, passage 195

Career and standing

Imperial Son-in-law Commandant 駙馬都尉
Held
Strongly inferred · History of Song 115, passages 180, 195

Places and affiliations

Polity Song 宋 · Relation Served
Directly stated · History of Song 115, passage 195

Events and relationships

Married
AD 1057 嘉祐二年 · Personal · Groom · With Princess of Yan State (兗國公主)
Directly stated · History of Song 115, passage 195

References in the histories

History of Song, Chapter 115Volume 115 Treatises 68: Rites 18 · 1 passage

時兗國公主下嫁李瑋，詔賜出降日，令夫家主婚者具合用雁、幣、玉、馬等物，陳於內東門外，以授內謁者，進入內侍掌事者受，唯馬不入。 At that time, when the Princess of Yan State married Li Wei, an edict fixed the day of her departure from the palace. The groom's family was ordered to prepare the prescribed wild geese, silks, jade, horses, and other gifts, display them outside the Inner Eastern Gate, and have its officiating host present them to the inner ushers for delivery to the chief palace attendant. Only the horses remained outside.