The history of Chai Zongxun, the introduction of Chai Zongxun

There was an emperor named Chai Zongxun in history. Legend has it that it is the ancestor of Chai Jin, a good man in Liangshan.

When Chai Zongxun ascended the throne, he was only 7 years old, and the Empress Dowager Fu listened to the government in the court, and Fan Zhen and Wang Pu presided over military affairs. During his reign, Li Chongjin was also the envoy of Huainan Jiedu to guard against the Southern Tang Dynasty;

With Han Tong and the balance of the festival, defend the northeast of Kaifeng; With Zhao Kuangyin and the German army, he defended the east of Kaifeng; Xiang Xun stayed in Xijing (now Luoyang City, Henan Province) to defend the west of Kaifeng.

Chai Zongxun (Guo Zongxun) (953-973), Emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty during the Five Dynasties, was the son of Chai Rong of the Later Zhou Dynasty. Originally named King of Liang. Zhou Shizong died of illness in June 959, and he succeeded to the throne on the first day of the same month, following the name of Zhou Taizu "Xiande".

Legend has it that it is the ancestor of Chai Jin, a good man in Liangshan.

Chai Zongxun gave way to Song Taizu, in fact, Song Taizu forcibly forced him to abdicate, Taizu in order to calm the mouth of the world, gave Chai Jia Danshu iron scroll, which can be hereditary, Chai Jin is the descendant of Chai Zongxun, so Chai Jin has Danshu iron scroll, Danshu iron scroll can be exempted from the crime of stepping on the prince, which is equivalent to a gold medal for avoiding death.

Chai Jin is a descendant of the Chai family, Zhao Kuangyin is ashamed to seize the throne, and he gave Chai Jiadan an book and iron scroll.

Chai Zongxun is the son of Chai Rong of Zhou Shizong, and was originally named King of Liang. Zhou Shizong died of illness in June 959, and he succeeded to the throne on the first day of the same month, following the name of Zhou Taizu "Xiande". Zhao Kuangyin's yellow robe and the abolished Emperor of Hou Zhou after his death was him.

Because Lao Zhao himself also felt that this thing was not authentic, he listed the preferential treatment of the Hou Zhou royal family as a patriarchal law (definitely not to let the Chai family get close to power), and then there was Chai Jin.

Yes, the son of Chai Rong of Later Zhou Shizong, and Later Zhou Gongzong. Legend has it that it is the ancestor of Chai Jin, a good man in Liangshan.

Later Zhou Gong Emperor Chai Zongxun (September 14, 953, April 6, 973), the fourth son of Later Zhou Shizong Chai Rong, the last emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty during the Five Dynasties. On the fourth day of the eighth month of the third year of Guangshun (September 14, 953), he was born in the capital of Lanzhou. In the sixth year of Xiande (959), in June, he was awarded the general of the special left guard, the king of Liang, 3,000 households in the food district, and 500 households in practice.

1 In the same year, Zhou Shizong died, and Chai Zongxun ascended the throne. In the seventh year of Xiande (960), Chai Zongxun was forced to give the Zen position to Zhao Kuangyin, and the Later Zhou perished. After Zhao Kuangyin ascended the throne, he demoted Chai Zongxun to King Zheng and moved to Fangzhou.

He died in the sixth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (973) at the age of 20 and was buried in Shunling, Emperor Gong.

Chai Zongxun (September 14, 953 - April 6, 973, reigned --- 959960), when he ascended the throne, was only 7 years old, and was listened to by Empress Dowager Fu, and Fan Zhen and Wang Pu presided over military affairs.

Half a year Chai Rong died of illness in June 959 A.D., he ascended the throne on the first day of the same month, and the bridge was damaged on the first day of the first month of the second year.

He reigned from 959---960 for only one year.

Yes. Chai Zongxun (September 14, 953, April 6, 973) was a native of Yaoshan County, Xingzhou (present-day Longyao County, Hebei Province). Emperor Zhou Dynasty (August 3, 959, February 3, 960), the fourth son of Chai Rong of Later Zhou Shizong.

In the sixth year of Xiande (959), he was awarded the general of Tejin and Zuowei, and was canonized as the king of Liang. After the death of Zhou Shizong, he officially ascended the throne, followed the "Xiande" year name, was only seven years old, and listened to the government by the Empress Dowager Fu, and presided over military affairs by Prime Minister Fan Zhen and Wang Pu, and checked Zhao Kuangyin in front of the palace. In the seventh year of Xiande (960), after the Chenqiao Mutiny, Chan was located in Zhao Kuangyin, and the Later Zhou Dynasty was destroyed.

After the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty, he was given the title of King Zheng and given the "Danshu Iron Coupon".

In the sixth year of Kaibao (973), he died in Fangzhou at the age of 20, nicknamed "Liyuan Gong", and was buried in Shunling.

Thank you. Chai Zongxun is the fourth son of Chai Rong of Later Zhou Shizong, and in the third year of Zhou Guangshun (953), he was born in the mansion of Chai Rong in Lanzhou.

Later Zhou Xiande six attacks on the letter annihilation year (959), after Zhou Shizong Chai Rong system awarded Chai Zongxun special entry to the left guard general, named the king of Liang.

In June of the same year, Chai Rong of Later Zhou Shizong died of illness, and Chai Zongxun succeeded to the throne, following the name of Guo Wei, Taizu of Later Zhou.

When Chai Zongxun ascended the throne, he was only 7 years old, and the Empress Dowager Fu listened to the government, and the prime minister Pachong Fan Zhen, Wang Pu and others presided over military affairs.

In the seventh year of Zhou Xiande (960), Zhao Kuangyin launched the "Chenqiao Mutiny" in front of the palace, and the yellow robe was added, and Chai Zongxun was forced to give Zhao Kuangyin the Zen position, and the Zhou perished.

After Zhao Kuangyin ascended the throne, he demoted Chai Zongxun to King Zheng and moved to Fangzhou.

In the sixth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (973), Chai Zongxun died in Fangzhou at the age of 20.

Zhao Kuangyin was called "Emperor Gong" for Chai Zongxun, and was buried in Shunling, known as Emperor Gong of the Later Zhou Dynasty.

The emperor is right, just a poor little emperor.