琦 Qí

Gen. 13 male 盛王 Prince of Sheng

Biography

OriginalEnglish

盛宣王琦,既封,領揚州大都督。帝之西,詔為廣陵大都督、淮南江東河南節度大使,以劉匯為副,李成式為副大使,琦不行。廣德二年薨,贈太傅。子償封真定王,佩武都王,俗徐國公,系許國公。

Qi, Prince Xuan of Sheng, once enfeoffed, held the post of Grand Area Commander-in-chief of Yang Prefecture. When the emperor went west, Qi was made by edict Grand Area Commander-in-chief of Guangling and Grand Military Commissioner of Huainan, Jiangdong and Henan, with Liu Hui as his deputy and Li Chengshi as Vice Grand Commissioner; but Qi did not go. He died in the second year of Guangde and was granted posthumously the title of Grand Mentor. His sons: Chang was enfeoffed as Prince of Zhending, Pei as Prince of Wudu, Su as Duke of Xu and Xi as Duke of Xu. Edit

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Source: 新唐书 卷八十二 列传第七 十一宗诸子 (New Book of Tang, juan 82, Biographies 7: Sons of Eleven Emperors)

Ancestry

  1. 暠 GǎoG1
  2. 歆 XīnG2
  3. 重耳 Chóng'ěrG3
  4. 熙 XīG4
  5. 天賜 TiāncìG5
  6. 虎 HǔG6
  7. 昺 BǐngG7
  8. 淵 YuānG8
  9. 世民 ShìmínG9
  10. 治 ZhìG10
  11. 旦 DànG11
  12. 隆基 LóngjīG12
  13. 琦 Qí

Father: 隆基 Lóngjī

Children (4)

Source

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Notes (1)