Yao Hong 姚泓

Other names

Family

• Child of Yao Xing (姚興)
  firstborn son 長子 · paternal line
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 3
• Sibling of Yao Bi (姚弼)
  younger brother 弟 · Full siblings
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 23

Career and standing

• Crown Prince 太子
  AD 394 to AD 416 乃立為太子 · Appointed
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 5
• Appointed
  AD 394 to AD 416 乃立為太子 · Heir apparent
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 5
• general amnesty short of capital crimes 大赦殊死已下
  AD 416 義熙十二年 · Issued
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 31
• pardon of remaining faction 赦其餘黨
  Issued
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 18
• execution 誅
  Ordered · With Yao Yin (姚愔)
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 28
• AD 416 義熙十二年
  presumptuously assumed the imperial seat; changed era to Yonghe
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 31

Places and affiliations

• AD 416 僭即帝位
  Polity Qin (Yao) 秦 · Relation Ruled
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 31
• AD 416 義熙十二年
  At consultation hall mourning hut 諮議堂 · Relation Resided in
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 31

Learning and skills

• Teacher Person Id Chunyu Qi (淳于岐) · Subject the classics 經
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 14
• Skill learned discourse and poetry 博學善談論，尤好詩詠 · Level renowned
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 7

Works and attributed material

• Speech · Speaker · Extent s0009, s0010, s0011, s0012 · Direct quotation
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passages 9-12
• Speech · Speaker · Extent s0020, s0021 · Direct quotation
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passages 20-21
• Speech · Speaker · Extent s0048, s0049 · Direct quotation
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passages 48-49
• Edict · Author · Direct quotation
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 46
• Speech · Addressee · Direct quotation
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 19

Events and relationships

• After burial took personal charge, promoted inner and outer officials one rank, invited blunt counsel
  Administrative · Ruler
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 32
• Continued to treat p015 with unchanged favor without showing resentment
  Personal · Subject
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 23
• Established the practice that dukes and marquises bow to tutors
  Ritual · Exemplar
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 16
• Granted rank to soldiers who died in royal service and perpetual household exemption
  Administrative · Ruler
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 46
• Hu of Bingzhou, Dingyang, and Ercheng rebelled against him
  Military · Target of rebellion
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 53
• Kept Xing's death secret then later issued mourning
  Ritual · Authority
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passages 27, 31

Assessments and attributes

• Assessment clear insight and generous breadth · Mode historian-judgment
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 26
• filial, friendly, generous, and mild, but lacking talent for governing
  Character
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 4
• often ill
  Illness
  Directly stated · Book of Jin 119, passage 4