Overview
Prince of Shu Yi was a prince and Military Officer.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Changed name | Mo | 謨 | Mo |
Life and dates
Death
- AD 805 永貞元年十月Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 45
Attested activity
- AD 779 大曆十四年六月Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 7
- AD 805 永貞元年十月Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 45
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Child of Dezong (德宗)son 子 · Adoptive parentageDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 6
- Child of Crown Prince Zhaojing Miao (昭靖太子邈)son 子Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passages 2, 5
Career and standing
- Kaifu Yitong Sansi 開府儀同三司AD 779 大曆十四年六月 · AppointedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 7
- Jiedushi of Jingyuan / Four Garrisons Beiting 四鎮北庭行軍、涇原節度大使AD 780 建中元年 · AppointedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 9
- Prince of Shu 舒王Again enfeoffedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 44
- Prince of Shu 舒王AD 779 大曆十四年六月 · EnfeoffedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 7
- Prince of Pu 普王AD 782 建中三年 · Re enfeoffedDirectly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 24
Events and relationships
- Escorted emperor to FengtianDated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 42
- Visited Guo Ziyi with imperial writDated from the passage context · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 12
Source notes
- AD 782 建中三年From Mo 謨 · To Yi 誼Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 150, passage 23