Song, Liao, and Jin · Imperial Prince

Naqu 腦忽

Attested AD 1251 - AD 1252

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Naqu was an Imperial Prince.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1251 元年辛亥
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passages 29-30
AD 1252 二年壬子…夏
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passages 51, 53, 56

Family

Sibling of Shiremün (失烈門)
younger brothers 諸弟
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 30

Career and standing

confinement 禁錮…於軍營
AD 1252 二年壬子…夏 · Confined in the camps
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 56

Events and relationships

Among the younger brothers of Shiremün who were discontented and murmured against the enthronement
AD 1251 元年辛亥 · Political · Participant · With Shiremün (失烈門)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 3, passage 30

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 3Volume 3 Annals 3: Xianzong · 2 passages

失烈門及諸弟腦忽等心不能平，有後言。 Shiremün and his brothers, among them Naqu, nursed their resentment and murmured against the choice.

定宗後及失烈門母以厭禳事覺，並賜死，謫失烈門、也速、孛裏等於沒脫赤之地，禁錮和只、納忽、也孫脫等於軍營。 Güyük's empress and Shiremün's mother were found guilty of sorcery and put to death; Shiremün, Yesü, and Buri were exiled to Motuo under guard, while Qoju, Naqu, and Yesünto were held in the camps.