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Yelü Longqing
Yelü Longqing (c. 973–1016), second son of Liao Jingzong and brother of Liao Shengzong, courtesy name Yanyin, childhood name Puxiannu.…
Timeline
- 998–1012Southern Capital · Southern Capital CircuitIn Tonghe 16 he was re-titled Prince of Liang and made Defender-in-chief of the Southern Capital. In Tonghe 17 and 19 he twice served as vanguard commander on southern campaigns, defeating Song forces at Yingzhou and Xingtang; skilled at riding and archery, he won wide support among the people.
- 1012–1016Bei'an Prefecture · Central Capital CircuitEarly in Kaitai he was advanced to Prince of Qin and Jin, additionally serving as Grand Preceptor and concurrently Director of the Chancellery, appointed Grand Marshal, and granted a gold tally. In Kaitai 5 he attended court; on the return journey at Bei'an Prefecture he died, Shengzong suspended court for seven days, and he was posthumously titled Imperial Uncle Xiaozhen.
Sources
- 辽史·卷十五 本纪第十五 圣宗 — 脱脱等 (1344)
- 续资治通鉴长编 — 李焘