Wanyan Zonggan
Wanyan Zonggan (完顏宗幹; d.1141), personal name Woben, formally known as Prince of Liao (遼王), was an imperial prince of the Jurched–led Jin dynasty (266–420).[1]He was the only son of Emperor Taizu of Jin with Empress Guangyi. He is the adoptive father of Emperor Xizong of Jin and the biological father of Wanyan Liang.
There is no record of his birth year. Wanyan Zonggan was a Grand Preceptor of Jin [2][3].
Afther his uncle Emperor Taizong of Jin was crowned emperor , Wanyan Zonggan was very active in gouvernamental affairs , togheter with Wanyan Gao (完顏杲).In 1139 he was named Prince of Liao.
In 17 june 1141, Wanyan Zonggan passed away. He was posthumosly awarded with the title of Emperor Dezong (德宗皇帝)
Family
Parents
- Father: Emperor Taizu of Jin
- Mother: Empress Guangyi, of the Peiman clan (光懿皇后 裴滿氏)
Wives
- Empress Ai, of the Tudan clan (光懿皇后 裴滿氏; 1109－1161)[4][5]
- Empress Cixian, of the Da clan (慈憲皇后 大氏; d.1153) from Bohai[1][6]
- Digunai (24 February 1122 – 15 December 1161), sinicised name Wanyan Liang|Wanyan Liang , Prince of Hailing (海陵王), became Emperor of the Jin dynasty (1115–1234)|Jin dynasty, second son[7]
- Wanyan Yongqing (完颜永庆 ), formally known as Wanyan Xiang (完颜襄), Prince of Wei (卫王), fourth son princess
- Princess Pingyang (平阳长公主), fourth daughter
- Marries Tudan Zhen (徒单贞d.1182年), of the Tudan clan (裴滿氏) and had issue (Wanyan Yungong#Family)
- Another son or daughter
- Lady Li, of the Li clan (李氏)[8]
- Shentumen (神土懑), sinicised name Wanyan Chong (完顏充;d.1149), Prince of Zheng (郑王), first son
- Lady Lu, of the Lu clan (陸氏); 1109–?), personal name Zhenggu (正姑)[9]
- Consort Shun, of the Li clan (顺妃 李氏)
- Consort Ning, of the Xiao Clan (宁妃 萧氏)
- Consort Wen, of the Tudan clan (文妃 徒单氏)
- Unknown:
- Wutong (梧桐), sinicised name Wanyan Yan (完顏兗;d.1153), third son
- Pujia (蒲甲), sinicised name Wanyan Gun (完顏袞), fifth son
- Princess of Liao (辽国长公主), sinicised name Wanyan Dibo (完颜迪钵), first daughter
- Married Pucha Ahuide (嫁蒲察阿虎迭), of the Pucha clan (蒲察氏)
- Princess of Deng (邓国长公主), sinicised name Wanyan Cuige (完颜崔哥), second daughter
- Married Pucha Ahuide (嫁蒲察阿虎迭) as a concubine, of the Pucha clan (蒲察氏)
- Princess Qingyi (庆宜公主), third daughter
- Married Pucha Ahuide (嫁蒲察阿虎迭), of the Pucha and had issue ( a son and Consort Zhao who married Wanyan Liang)
- Princess Jiaxing (嘉祥县主), fifth princess[10][11]
- Married Tudan Kening (徒单克宁), of the Tudan clan (裴滿氏)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Michael Dillon (2016). Encyclopedia of Chinese History. Routledge.
- ↑ Jurnal of Sung-Yuan Studied. Department of East Asian Studies, State University of New York at Albany. 2011. p. 375.
- ↑ A Social History of Medieval China. Cambridge University Press,. 2016. p. 670. ISBN 9781107167865.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: extra punctuation (link) - ↑ Lady Tudan was his only legal wife.
- ↑ History of Jin: Biography I–Empress and concubines.
- ↑ In History of Jin|History of Jin (Jin Shi), Vol.132 : Biography no.70, is noted that Lady Da gave birth to four children for Wanyan Zonggan but only three would survive.
- ↑ Verfasser, Yang, Shuhui. Stories to Awaken the World A Ming Dynasty Collection, Volume 3. ISBN 978-0-295-80071-4. OCLC 1020321115.
{{cite book}}:|last=has generic name (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ↑ History of Jin (Jin Shi). Vol. Vol. 63: Biography I.
{{cite book}}:|volume=has extra text (help) - ↑ She was the wife of Zhao Pu (趙樸;1109－1123).
- ↑ She shares the same mother as Pujia (Wanyan Gun)
- ↑ In History of Jin, Vol.93,Biography no.30: "徒单克宁......克宁娶宗干女嘉祥县主，同母兄蒲甲判大宗正事，海陵心忌之，出为西京留守，构致其罪诛之，因降克宁知滕阳军."
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