Later Zhou: Emperors: 951-960Each ruler is recorded under the following protocol: temple name (miàohào | 廟號) || personal name (míng | 名), considered tabooed (huì | 諱) upon accession; posthumous name (shì | 諡). The courtesy name (zì | 字) is included where applicable. The years of bestowal or change are given in brackets. |
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Ruling House: Guō (郭) | |
Huángdì (皇帝) | |
13 Feb 951 - 22 Feb 954 | Tàizǔ (太祖) [954] || Guō Wēi (郭威) |
courtesy name: Wénzhòng (文仲) | |
posthumous names: Shèng shén gōng sù wén wǔ xiào huángdì (聖神恭肅文武孝皇帝) [954] | |
26 Feb 954 - 27 Jul 959 | Shìzōng (世宗) [959] || Guō Róng (郭榮) [1] |
posthumous names: Ruì wǔ xiào wén huángdì (睿武孝文皇帝) [959] | |
28 Jul 959 - 3 Feb 960 | no temple name bestowed || Guō Zōngxùn (郭宗訓) [2] |
posthumous names: Gōng huángdì (恭皇帝) or Gōngdì (恭帝) [c. 973] | |
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[1] | Original surname: Chái (柴). |
[2] | Nobility title (after relinquishing imperial dignity): Zhèng wáng (鄭王) [960] (conferred by the ruler of Song). |
Last update: 25 Dec 2023