Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Liu Song official and future Southern Qi crown prince

Crown Prince Wenhui 文惠太子

Wenhui Taizi

c. AD 458 - AD 493

Passages
102
Chapters
11
Histories
4

Overview

Crown Prince Wenhui was a Liu Song official and future Southern Qi crown prince.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal name Xiao Changmao 蕭長懋 Xiāo Chángmào
Courtesy name Yunqiao 雲喬 Yunqiao
Childhood name Baize 白澤 Baize
Posthumous name Cultured Emperor 文皇帝 Wén Huángdì

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 21 Volume 21 Biographies 2: Crown Prince Wenhui 52 passages
  2. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 10 Volume 10 Treatises 2: Rituals 1 17 passages
  3. Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, Chapter 138 Volume 138 Qi Records 4 10 passages
  4. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 4 Volume 4 Annals 4: Prince of Yulin 8 passages
  5. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 31 Volume 31 Biographies 12: Jiang Mi, Xun Boyu 6 passages

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References in the histories

102 passages

Book of Liang, Chapter 19Volume 19: Zong Guai; Liu Tan; Yue Ai · 1 passage
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 2Volume 2 Annals 2: Emperor Gao of Southern Qi 2 · 2 passages
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 4Volume 4 Annals 4: Prince of Yulin · 8 passages
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 5Volume 5 Annals 5: Prince of Hailing · 3 passages
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 10Volume 10 Treatises 2: Rituals 1 · 17 passages
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 20Volume 20 Biographies 1: Empresses and Consorts · 1 passage
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 21Volume 21 Biographies 2: Crown Prince Wenhui · 52 passages
升明三年,太祖將受禪,世祖已還京師,以襄陽兵馬重鎮,不欲處他族,出太子爲持節、都督雍梁二州、郢州之竟陵、司州之隨郡軍事、左中郎將、寧蠻校尉、雍州刺史。 In Shengming year 3, as Xiao Daocheng prepared to accept the throne, Emperor Wu was already in the capital. Xiangyang held the empire's horses and arms, and he would not trust another house with it—so he sent the prince out as bearer of the staff, superintendent of Yong and Liang, of Jingling in Ying and Sui in Si, left central commander, colonel pacifying the barbarians, and inspector of Yong.
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 31Volume 31 Biographies 12: Jiang Mi, Xun Boyu · 6 passages
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 48Volume 48 Biographies 29: Yuan Tuan, Kong Zhigui, Liu Hui · 1 passage
Book of Song, Chapter 10Volume 10 Annals 10: Emperor Shun · 1 passage
Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, Chapter 138Volume 138 Qi Records 4 · 10 passages