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卷一百〇九 表第四: 諸公主表

Volume 109 Tables 4: Princesses

Chapter 109 of 元史 · History of Yuan
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Historians of old observed that once a woman married into her husband's clan, even an emperor's daughter was regarded as outside the lineage and seldom recorded in full. Under Yuan custom, however, only families of merit—hereditary nobles and enfeoffed lords—might marry imperial princesses. Those bound to the throne by such marriages were treated as kin to the princes themselves, and the trust placed in them as bulwarks of the dynasty was considerable. Surely their generations ought to be recorded? Since Qin and Han times only an emperor's daughter had been called "princess," but under the Yuan the daughters of every prince were styled so as well—a distinction readers should bear in mind. Regrettably the records are fragmentary, and only what follows survives. Hence this table of princesses.
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Princesses of ChangPrincesses of ZhaoPrincesses of LuPrincesses of Yun
Grand Princess of Chang, Temülün, daughter of the founding ancestor, married Bo'ertu, the loyal and martial King of Chang. After her death, Taizu's daughter Grand Princess of Chang Huochen Bieji became his successor consort. Grand Princess of Chang Yiqiliesi married Bo'ertu's son Tieqian'gan; after her death, Grand Princess of Chang Chalun succeeded her. Grand Princess of Chang Antu, daughter of Ögedei's son Kuochu, married Bo'ertu's son Suo'erha, the martial and stabilizing King of Chang. Princess Wuluzhen, Kublai's daughter, married Tieqian'gan's son Bohua. Grand Princess of Chang Yesunzhen married Suo'erha's son Zhahuer Chen, the loyal and tranquil King of Chang. Princess Luluhan married Bohua's younger brother Soduge, Prince of Ningchang; Princess Lulun was the successor consort. Grand Princess of Chang Boyalun, Möngke's daughter, married Zhahuer Chen's son Hulin, the loyal and illustrious King of Chang; Grand Princess of Chang Bulanxi succeeded her. Princess Puyan Kelimeisi married Soduge's son Bulinjidai, Prince of Ningchang. Grand Princess of Chang Yili Haiya, Temür's daughter, married Hulin's son Ashi, King of Chang; Grand Princess of Chang Maidi, a great-granddaughter of Möngke, was the successor consort. Grand Princess of Chang Yanheya married King of Chang Balashili. Grand Princess of Chang Yuelu married Balashili's son King of Chang Shalanduo'er. Princess Nuwulun, daughter of the Prince of Anxi, married Hulin's younger brother Suolangha.Grand Princess of Zhao Alahaibieji, Genghis's daughter, married Boyaohe, the martial and resolute King of Zhao. Princess Dumugan, Tolui's daughter, married Baiha's younger brother Nieguqi, Prince of Yu. Grand Princess of Zhao Yuelie, Kublai's daughter, married Baiha's son Aibuhua, the martial and supportive King of Zhao. Grand Princess of Zhao Yelimi Shi, Güyük's daughter, married Boyaohe's son Junbuhua, the loyal and supportive King of Zhao. Grand Princess of Zhao Hudadiemi Shi, Zhenjin's daughter, married Aibuhua's son Kuolijisi, the loyal and offering King of Zhao; Temür's daughter Grand Princess of Zhao Aiyamishili was the successor consort. Grand Princess of Zhao Yilianzhen married Junbuhua's son Nangjiatai, the loyal and stern King of Zhao. Grand Princess of Zhao Huihe married Junbuhua's younger brother Qiaolincha, the joyous and auspicious King of Zhao. Grand Princess of Zhao Ashitulu married Aibuhua's son Zhuhunan, the loyal and supportive King of Yu. Grand Princess Sugabieba married Nangjiatai's son Mazahan, King of Zhao.Grand Princess of Lu Yesubuhua, also Tolui's daughter, married the son of the imperial uncle of Lu, the loyal and martial King AnchannayanConsort Wochen. Princess Xuezhigan, a granddaughter of Genghis, married Wochen's younger brother Consort Nachen. Grand Princess of Lu Wanzhe married Wochen's son Consort Woluozhen. Grand Princess of Lu Nangjiazhen, Kublai's daughter, married Nachen's son Tiemuer and later his younger brother Manzitai. Grand Princess of Lu Nan'abula, Zhenjin's daughter, married Manzitai. Grand Princess of Lu Xianggezhiji, titled Huiwen Yifu Zhenshou, Shunzong's daughter, married Tiemuer's son Jiu'abulu. Grand Princess of Lu Puna married Tiemuer's son Sanggebula, King of Lu. Princess Suyong Xianning Duorizhiban married Jiu'abula's son Alijiashili. Grand Princess Baitasha married a descendant of Anchannayan, Maizhuhan. Princess Taihupudu married a descendant of Anchannayan, Chouhan, King of Anyuan. Princess Suo'erhahan, Ögedei's daughter, married Anchannayan's grandson Nahe. Princess Wokezhen married Huohu's grandson Buzhier. Princess Buluhan married Texuechan's grandson Tuoluohe; Renzong's daughter Princess Kuokuolun was the successor consort.Princess Tumanlun married Consort Chiku. Princess Wengjibahu married Chiku's grandson Consort Huaidu. Princess Caizhen married Huaidu's younger brother Consort Aibuge. Grand Princess of Yun Manggetai married Aibuge's son Changji, Prince of Ningpu. Grand Princess Sanggebula married Aibuge's son Tuotuomuer, King of Qi. Princess Zhayabala married a consort name not recorded.
Princesses of GaochangPrincesses of GoryeoPrincesses of AxilunPrincesses of Dailuhan
Princess Yiliandun, Genghis's daughter, married the Iduhu (Protector-General) Barishu Aiertedijin. Princess Babaha'er, Güyük's daughter, married the Iduhu Huochiha'erdedijin, great-grandson of Barishu Aiertedijin. Princess Buluhan, Ögedei's granddaughter, married Huochiha'erdedijin's son Niulin'sijin, King of Gaochang. After her death, her younger sister Princess Babacha became the successor consort; when Babacha died as well, Princess Wulazhen, daughter of Kublai's grandson Ananda, Prince of Anxi, succeeded her. Princess Duo'erzhi Siman, daughter of Ögedei's son Kuoduan, married Timuer Buhua, King of Gaochang.Grand Princess of Qi Hudulujianmi Shi, Kublai's daughter, married King Chun of Goryeo—that is, King Wang Hao. Grand Princess of Ji, the Goryeo consort Budashili, daughter of Manggala, married Prince Wang Yan of Shen—that is, Wang Zhang. Princess of Pu, the Goryeo consort Yilianzhiban, daughter of Kublai's grandson Yexiantiemuer, Prince of Ying, married Prince Wang Tao of Shen. After her death, the Goryeo consort Jintong, Princess of Cao and daughter of the Wei Prince, son of Shunzong, became the successor consort. A princess of an unnamed state, daughter of Manggala's son Prince Songshan of Liang, married Prince Wang Gao of Shen.Princess Axilun married Consort Atuo. Princess Shuozhiman married Atuo's younger brother Consort Huduhu.Princess Dailuhan married Consort Batu. Princess Shuosiman married Batu's son Consort Azhulu.
Princesses of DumuhanPrincesses of Tuolie
Princess Dumuhan married Consort Chahu. Princess Boyaozhen married Chahu's son Consort Yexian. Princess Yelikan married Yexian's son Consort Diemudie'er.Princess Tuolie married Arsalan's son Consort Yexianbuhua. Princess Baba married Yexianbuhua's son Consort Hunada'er. A princess name unreadable in source married Hunada'er's son Consort Lahaiyalina.
Princesses of Yan'anPrincesses of an unnamed statePrincesses of an unnamed stateOther princesses
Princess Huolu married Consort Hada. Princess Kuokuogan married Consort Tuoluan Chi. Princess Tuotuohui, a granddaughter of Kublai, married Consort Tumanda'er. A princess name unreadable in source married Consort Bielimishi. A princess name unreadable in source married Consort Shalan. Princess Yan'an married Yebugan, King of Yan'an.A princess name unreadable in source married Consort Tachu. A princess name unreadable in source married Tachu's son Consort Shuzhenbo. A princess name unreadable in source married Shuzhenbo's son Consort Biehela. A princess name unreadable in source married Biehela's son Consort Tabie.A princess name unreadable in source married Consort Tebudai. A princess name unreadable in source married Tebudai's great-grandson Consort Tasai. A princess name unreadable in source married Tasai's son Consort Hadan. A princess name unreadable in source married Hadan's son Consort Duohu.Princess Wanzhetai married Maozhe, King of Yongning. Grand Princess Yingshou Tuohui was also a granddaughter of Kublai. Grand Princess Shouning, daughter of Manggala, was the paternal aunt of Emperor Taiding. Grand Princess Minghui Zhenyi Budaxini was a daughter of Qoshila. A princess name unreadable in source married Henanayan's grandson Consort Benteguer. Princess Maimai. Princess Aladai. Princess Mudali. Princess Xuexuedejin. Princess Ashitu. Princess Shiliandali.
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