Zhao Ji

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Zhao Ji, better known as Emperor Huizong of Song, was a Northern Song dynasty emperor renowned for his artistic talent and cultural patronage but criticized for political weakness that contributed to the dynasty’s decline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of China
calligrapher
painter
poet
alsoKnownAs Emperor Huizong of Song
Song Huizong
birthDate 1082
birthPlace Bianjing
linked to: Kaifeng
capitalDuringReign Bianjing
linked to: Kaifeng
capturedBy Jurchen Jin dynasty
child Emperor Qinzong of Song
country China
created Slender Gold calligraphic style
deathDate 1135
deathPlace Jin dynasty territory
dynasty Song dynasty
eraNameUsed Chongning
Daguan
Jianzhong Jingguo
Jingkang
Xuanhe
Zhenghe
event Jingkang Incident
linked to: Jingkang incident
father Emperor Shenzong of Song
house House of Zhao
knownFor artistic talent
contribution to Northern Song decline
cultural patronage
political weakness
mother Empress Xiang
notableWork Auspicious Cranes painting
linked to: Auspicious Cranes

Ruihe Tu
Slender Gold script
patronOf Daoism
linked to: Taoism

calligraphy
court music
imperial academy of painting
painting
poetry
personalName Zhao Ji
posthumousName Emperor Huizong of Song
predecessor Emperor Zhezong of Song
reignEnd 1126
reignName Huizong
reignStart 1100
religion Daoism
linked to: Taoism
spouse Consort Zheng
Empress Wang
subdynasty Northern Song
linked to: Song dynasty
successor Emperor Qinzong of Song
templeName Huizong

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Zhao founder Zhao Ji
Zhao Ji personalName Zhao Ji