Tianqi Emperor
E77647
The Tianqi Emperor was a late Ming dynasty ruler of China whose short and troubled reign (1620–1627) was marked by court corruption and the growing influence of the eunuch Wei Zhongxian.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Ming dynasty emperor
→
emperor of China → |
| advisor | Wei Zhongxian → |
| birthDate | 1605-12-23 → |
| birthPlace | Beijing → |
| burialPlace | Qingling Mausoleum NERFINISHED → |
| burialSite | Ming Tombs NERFINISHED → |
| capital | Beijing → |
| causeOfDeath | illness → |
| conflict |
Jurchen (Later Jin) incursions
→
internal peasant unrest → |
| country | China → |
| courtCorruptionLevel | high → |
| courtFaction |
Donglin movement opponents
→
eunuch faction → |
| deathDate | 1627-09-30 → |
| deathPlace | Beijing → |
| dynasty | Ming dynasty → |
| era | late Ming dynasty → |
| eraDuration | 7 years → |
| eraName | Tianqi NERFINISHED → |
| father | Taichang Emperor → |
| historicalPeriod | late imperial China → |
| house |
Ming dynasty
→
surface form:
House of Zhu
|
| issue | no surviving sons → |
| knownFor |
lack of interest in state affairs
→
skill in carpentry → |
| language | Chinese → |
| mother | Empress Dowager Xiaojing → |
| notableFor |
court corruption during his reign
→
dominance of eunuch Wei Zhongxian → weak imperial control over government → |
| personalName | Zhu Youjiao → |
| policyIssue | financial crisis of the Ming dynasty → |
| posthumousName |
Taichang Emperor
→
surface form:
Emperor Zhuanglie
|
| predecessor | Taichang Emperor → |
| regnalNumber | 15th emperor of the Ming dynasty → |
| reignEnd | 1627 → |
| reignName | Tianqi NERFINISHED → |
| reignStart | 1620 → |
| religion | Confucianism → |
| sibling |
Jianwen Emperor
→
surface form:
Zhu Youjian
|
| spouse | Empress Zhang → |
| successor | Chongzhen Emperor → |
| templeName | Xizong → |
| title |
Ming emperors
→
surface form:
Emperor of the Great Ming
Son of Heaven → |
| Zhu YoujianRole |
Chongzhen Emperor
→
surface form:
later Chongzhen Emperor
|
Referenced by (1)
Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.