Overview
Wanyan Gao was a Jin prince, commander, and statesman originally named Xieye.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal name | Xieye | 斜也 |
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 1125 天會三年六月Dated from the passage context · History of Jin 32, passage 2
- AD 1115 to AD 1130 杲（本名斜也）Strongly inferred · History of Jin 59, passage 185
- AD 1115 to AD 1130 遼王斜也（金初功臣，天會八年薨）Strongly inferred · History of Jin 35, passage 58
- AD 1122 金定中京Strongly inferred · History of Jin 78, passage 224
Key source chapters
- History of Jin, Chapter 78 Volume 78 Biographies 16: Liu Yanzong and His Sons E and Kuo; Kuo's Son Zhonghui; Liu Yi; Shi Liai; Han Qixian and His Son Duo 2 passages
- History of Jin, Chapter 32 Volume 32 Treatises 13: Rites 5: Conferring of Posthumous Titles 1 passage
- History of Jin, Chapter 35 Volume 35 Treatises 16: Rites 8: Consecration of Shrines to a Sages; Temple to the Warrior King Cheng of Zhou; Monarchs of Past Ages; Halls to Various Spirits in Changbai Shan, Dafang Shan, Amur River, Jia Yin Hou; Spirits of the Lu River; Spirits of Zhao Yin Shun; Spirits of Zhen an Gong, Rui Shen Gongl; Worshipping, Sacrifices, Vists, and State Ceremonies at Zhen Xian Jun Wang Temple 1 passage
- History of Jin, Chapter 59 Volume 59 Tables 1: Imperial Family 1 passage
Career and standing
- Anban bogile 諳班勃極烈HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 32, passage 2
- Anban bojilie, Prince of Liao 諳班勃極烈、遼王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 185
- Prince of Liao 遼王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 35, passage 58
- 遼王HeldDirectly stated · History of Jin 59, passage 185
Places and affiliations
- Polity Jin 金 · Relation Associated withStrongly inferred · History of Jin 32, passage 2
- Polity Jin 金 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · History of Jin 35, passage 58
Events and relationships
- Added to collateralAD 1207 泰和七年 · Ritual · AddedDirectly stated · History of Jin 35, passage 58
- Requested posthumous enshrinementDirectly stated · History of Jin 32, passage 2
- Secured the Central Capital as commander in chiefMilitaryDirectly stated · History of Jin 78, passage 224
- With Zonggan urged Emperor Taizong to replace old Jurchen institutions with Han bureaucratic formsDirectly stated · History of Jin 78, passage 177
References in the histories
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