Zhao Gou

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Zhao Gou, better known as Emperor Gaozong of Song, was the founding emperor of the Southern Song dynasty who reestablished the Song court in the south after the Jurchen conquest of northern China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of China
historical figure
abdicatedInFavorOf Emperor Xiaozong of Song
abdicationYear 1162
associatedWithEvent execution of Yue Fei
birthDate 1107-06-12
birthPlace Bianjing
linked to: Kaifeng

Kaifeng
capitalEstablished Hangzhou
Lin'an
conflict Jin–Song Wars
coronationDate 1127
courtesyName Deji
deathDate 1187-11-09
deathPlace Hangzhou
Lin'an
dynasty Song dynasty
Southern Song dynasty
eraEnd 1162
eraNameMeaning Jianyan means “Establishing Justice”
Shaoxing means “Inheriting Prosperity”
linked to: Shaoxing
eraStart 1127
ethnicity Han Chinese
father Emperor Huizong of Song
founded Southern Song dynasty
historicalPeriod 12th century
house House of Zhao
mother Empress Dowager Wei
nativeLanguage Middle Chinese
notableEvent reestablished Song court in southern China after Jurchen conquest of north
notableGeneral Han Shizhong
Yue Fei
Zhang Jun
personalName Zhao Gou
policy peace policy with Jin dynasty after Shaoxing Treaty
postAbdicationTitle Retired Emperor Gaozong
posthumousName Emperor Gaozong of Song
predecessor Emperor Qinzong of Song
realm Southern Song dynasty
reignName Jianyan
Shaoxing
reignPeriod 1127–1162
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
spouse Consort Xing
Empress Wu
successor Emperor Xiaozong of Song
templeName Gaozong
treaty Treaty of Shaoxing

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