Song, Liao, and Jin · Emperor of the Mongol Empire

Ögedei 窩闊台

Wōkuòtái

c. AD 1186 - AD 1241

Passages
90
Chapters
4
Histories
1

Overview

Ögedei was an emperor of the Mongol Empire.

IdentityHistorical · Male
RolesRuler

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Emperor Wenying 英文皇帝
Temple name Taizong 太宗 Tàizōng

Life and dates

Death

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Family

Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.

  • the goods of Ögedei's consorts and concubines were divided again and bestowed on the imperial princes
    AD 1252 二年壬子…夏 · Kinship Role consorts and concubines · Quantity several · Count Unknown true · 諸后妃

Key source chapters

  1. History of Yuan, Chapter 2 Volume 2 Annals 2: Taizong, Dingzong 31 passages
  2. History of Yuan, Chapter 146 Volume 146 Biographies 33: Yelü Chucai, Zhanhezhongshan, Yang Weizhong 48 passages
  3. History of Yuan, Chapter 3 Volume 3 Annals 3: Xianzong 7 passages
  4. History of Yuan, Chapter 118 Volume 118 Biographies 5: Texuechan, Beitu, Alawusitijihuli 4 passages

Career and standing

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Source notes

References in the histories

90 passages

History of Yuan, Chapter 2Volume 2 Annals 2: Taizong, Dingzong · 31 passages
History of Yuan, Chapter 3Volume 3 Annals 3: Xianzong · 7 passages
History of Yuan, Chapter 118Volume 118 Biographies 5: Texuechan, Beitu, Alawusitijihuli · 4 passages
History of Yuan, Chapter 146Volume 146 Biographies 33: Yelü Chucai, Zhanhezhongshan, Yang Weizhong · 48 passages
楚材曰:「陛下將南伐,軍需宜有所資,誠均定中原地稅、商稅、鹽、酒、鐵冶、山澤之利,歲可得銀五十萬兩、帛八萬匹、粟四十餘萬石,足以供給,何謂無補哉?」 Chucai replied, "Your Majesty is about to march south; the army must be fed. If we levy land tax, commercial tax, and revenues from salt, wine, iron, and natural resources across the Central Plains, we can raise five hundred thousand taels of silver, eighty thousand bolts of silk, and more than four hundred thousand piculs of grain a year—enough for any campaign. How can the Han be called useless?"