Five Dynasties · Ruler

Meng Chang 孟昶

Attested AD 947 - AD 958

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Meng Chang was a ruler.

IdentityHistorical · Male
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14 passages

New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 64Volume 64: Hereditary House of Later Shu · 14 passages
昶幼子玄寶,生七歲而卒,太常言無服之殤無贈典,昶問李昊,昊曰:「昔唐德宗皇子評生四歲而卒,贈揚州大都督,封肅王,此故事也。」 Chang's youngest son Xuanbao died at seven. The Court of Imperial Sacrifices said a child who died before wearing mourning had no posthumous honors. Chang asked Li Hao, who said: "Under Tang Dezong the imperial son Ping died at four and was posthumously made Grand Governor of Yang Prefecture and enfeoffed Prince of Su—that is precedent."