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

Xiao Pide 蕭匹敵

Xiāo Pǐdí

Died AD 1031

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Xiao Pide was an Imperial Son-in-law.

Life and dates

Death

AD 1031 景福辛丑
Execution · Authority Empress Qin'ai Xiao (欽哀皇后蕭氏)
Directly stated · History of Liao 18, passage 8

Attested activity

AD 1031 景福辛丑
Directly stated · History of Liao 18, passage 8

Career and standing

Held
Imperial son in law
Directly stated · History of Liao 18, passage 8
Ordered to death
Execution · Authority Empress Qin'ai Xiao (欽哀皇后蕭氏)
Directly stated · History of Liao 18, passage 8

Places and affiliations

Polity Id liao · Relation Served
Strongly inferred · History of Liao 18, passage 8

References in the histories

History of Liao, Chapter 18Volume 18 Annals 18: Xingzong 1 · 1 passage

辛丑，皇太后賜駙馬蕭鉏不裏、蕭匹敵死，圍場都太師女直著骨裏、右祗候郎君詳穩蕭延留等七人皆棄市，籍其家，遷齊天皇后於上京。 On xinchou day the Empress Dowager ordered imperial son-in-law Xiao Cubu and Xiao Pide to death; Hunt-grounds grand preceptor Jurchen Zhuguli, Right Assistant Attendant langjun xiangwen Xiao Yanliu, and seven others were all executed in the marketplace; their households were confiscated; and Empress Qi Tian was moved to the Upper Capital.