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Duan Silian
Duan Silian, eighth ruler of the Dali Kingdom, reigned from 1044 to 1075, an important emperor in the middle period of Duan rule.…
Timeline
- 1044–1050Dali · Dali KingdomSucceeded to the throne in 1044, establishing the capital at Dali, initially consolidating Duan rule and handling relations with Song, Tibet, and local tribes.
- 1051–1060Dali · Dali KingdomGoverned at Dali in the 1050s, maintaining tributary exchanges with Northern Song, promoting Buddhism within the realm, keeping relations with local chieftains and tribes relatively stable, and enjoying a period of mid-reign stability.
- 1061–1075Dali · Dali KingdomIn 1075 Duan Silian abdicated to his son Duan Lianyi (later renamed Duan Zhengming), becoming retired emperor, still residing at Dali in his later years, dying around 1080.
Sources
- 《云南通志》
- 《宋史·大理传》