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Xiang Li Pintura tradicional china

Southern Song · 1127 – 1279

Emperador Duzong de Song

El canciller Jia Sidao mantuvo las noticias del asedio mongol de Xiangyang alejadas de él durante años, y él no las buscó. Cuando la fortaleza cayó en 1273 el Yangtze quedó abierto; murió al año siguiente, dejando a un niño de cuatro años en el trono con la invasión en marcha.

宋度宗

“Drank while Xiangyang was under siege for five years”

The chancellor Jia Sidao kept the news of the Mongol siege of Xiangyang from him for years, and he did not look for it. When the fortress fell in 1273 the Yangtze was open; he died the following year, leaving a four-year-old on the throne with the invasion under way.

Xiangyang is the hinge of the whole Song–Mongol war, and it was lost while the court was being told everything was fine.

His empress Quan lived through the surrender, was taken to the north, and became a Buddhist nun in Dadu.

The empresses of this reign

Painted on silk in gemstone mineral pigments by Xiang Li.

About this page

Written for this site to place Duzong's reign around the paintings. For the full biography, the dynastic histories and the scholarship behind them, start at Wikipedia.

Every Song emperor

Northern Song

北宋 960 – 1127

Southern Song

南宋 1127 – 1279
Reign Emperor Painted empresses
1127 – 1162 Gaozong 宋高宗 Zhao Gou 趙構 / 赵构
1162 – 1189 Xiaozong 宋孝宗 Zhao Shen 趙昚 / 赵昚
1189 – 1194 Guangzong 宋光宗 Zhao Dun 趙惇 / 赵惇
1194 – 1224 Ningzong 宋寧宗 / 宋宁宗 Zhao Kuo 趙擴 / 赵扩
1224 – 1264 Lizong 宋理宗 Zhao Yun 趙昀 / 赵昀
1264 – 1274 Duzong 宋度宗 Zhao Qi 趙禥 / 赵禥
1274 – 1276 Gong 宋恭帝 Zhao Xian 趙㬎 / 赵㬎
1276 – 1278 Duanzong 宋端宗 Zhao Shi 趙昰 / 赵昰
1278 – 1279 Bing 宋末帝 Zhao Bing 趙昺 / 赵昺