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Annals of Xing’an 1 (452)

[From WS005. The reign of Gaozong begins.]

The Exalted Ancestor [gaozong], the Civil and Completing [wencheng] August Emperor, taboo Jun, was Gongzong, August Emperor Jingmu's oldest son. His mother was called Ms. Lü. 1st Year of Zhenjun, 6th Month [15 July – 13 August 440], he was born in the Eastern Palace. The Emperor as young was astute and insightful, Shizu was fond of him and he often placed left or right, he was titled the generational successor august grandson.

At the age of 5 sui [444 AD], when Shizu toured the north, the Emperor accompanied in the rear. It happened that a caitiff leader shackled one slave and wished to increased his punishemtn. The Emperor spoke to him, saying:

The slave now happened upon me, you ought to release him.

The leader received the instructions and loosened the ties. Shizu heard about it, and said:

This boy, though young, wishes to consider the Son of Heaven in placing himself.

His thoughts wondered about him

Reaching adulthood, his manners and style were extraordinary. Always when there were great government affairs, he regularly assisted in determining what was possible or not.

2nd Year of Zhengping, 10th Month, wushen [31 October 452 AD], he acceded to the throne of August Emperor in the Yong'an Front Hall. A great amnesty, and changed the year.

[Xing'an 1, 31 October 452 – 24 February 453]

1st Year of Xing'an [“Fostering Calm”], Winter, 10th Month [29 October – 27 November], used the Great General of Agile Cavalry, Yuan Shoule, as Grand Steward, Commander-in-Chief of All Army Affair in the Centre and Outside, Recording the Affairs of the Masters of Writing; the Master of Writing Zhangsun Kehou as Prefect of the Masters of Writing, concurrently Rites Similar to the Three Ministers.

11th Month, bingzi [28 November], the two people contended for power, both were bestowed death.

On guiwei [5 December], the King of Guangyang, Jian, passed away. The King of Linhuai, Tan, passed away.

On jiashen [6 December], the August Mother passed away.

The Grand Commandant Zhang Li, and the Minister over the Masses, Gu Bi, because their opinions did not match with directives, were demoted to be Great Officials of the Outer Capitals.

The General who Pacifies the South, the Marquis of Songzi, Zhou Niu, was advanced in feudal rank to be King of Leling. The Master of Writing of the Southern Section, the Count of Zhang'an, Lu Li, became King of Pingyuan. The civil and military officials were each advanced in rank one grade.

On renyin [24 December], posthumously venerated the Luminous and Stately [jingmu] Heir-Apparent as the Luminous and Stately August Emperor, the August Mother as the Respectful August Empress. Venerated the the foster mother, Ms. Chang, as Foster Empress Dowager.

In Longxi the King of the Tuge, Jingwen, rebelled. Decreed the Garrison Commander of Tongwan, the King of Nanyang, Huishou, to chastise and pacify him.

12th Month, wushen [30 December], jointly buried the Respectful August Empress at Jinling.

On yimao [6 January], began to restore the laws of the Buddha.

On dingsi [8 January], used the King of Leling, Zhou Niu, as Grand Commandant; the King of Pingyuan, Lu Li, as Minister over the Masses; the General who Garrisons the West, Du Yuan, as Minister of Works.

The states of Baoda and Shalie each dispatched envoys to court with tribute.

On wuyin [29 January?, error for wuwu, 9 January?], the Duke of Jianye, Lu Si, advanced in feudal rank to be King of Dongping; the Duke of Guangping, Du Yi, advancved in feudal rank to be King.

On guihai [14 January], decreed that because of locusts in Ying province, to open the granaries to relieve and aid.

On jiazi [15 January], the Grand Commandant, the King of Leling, Zhou Niu, committed a crime and was bestowed death.

The Duke of Puyang, Lü Ruowen, advanced in feudal rank to be King.

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Annals of Gongzong

[From WS004. Since he was posthumously made an emperor at the beginning of his son’s reign, his biography is placed in the annals section, after that of his father. This is the end of WS004.]

The Respectful Ancestor [gongzong], the Luminous and Stately [jingmu] August Emperor, taboo Huang, was August Emperor Taiwu's oldest son, his mother was Lady He. 1st Year of Yanhe, Spring, 1st Month, bingwu [17 February 432], he was installed as August Heir-Apparent, at the time he was 5 sui.

He was clear, bright, and deeply insightful, if he heard something he did not forget. Reaching adulthood, he was fond of reading the classics and histories, always thoroughly understanding the great righteousness. Shizu very much marvelled at him. When Shizu campaigned east against Helong, he decreed Gongzong to Record the Affairs of the Masters of Writing, when he campaigned west against Liang province, he decreed Gongzong to oversee the state.

Earlier, at Shizu's offensive against Hexi, Li Shun and others all together told that Guzang had no water or grass, and it was impossible to march the host there. Gongzong had a doubtful countenance. When the Chariot Drove to arrive at Guzang, he therefore spoke to Gongzong, saying:

East and west of Guzang City, outside the walls, there wells up springs joining together to the north of the city, they are great like the He. From the remaining ditches they flow into the middle of the desert. Between them there are therefore no arid land. The marsh grass is thick and abundant, and can provide for the great army for several years. The many words of people likewise can be bad. For that reason have this directive, so as to set aside your doubts.

Gongzong spoke to the palace subjects, saying:

There were subjects who was not indeed like this, how is that loyal! I earlier heard that there were doubts, but still the Emperor decided to march, and that was all. Why are misinformed people in great affairs, how can those who talk again face to see the Emperor?

4th Year of Zhenjun [443 AD], Gongzong accompanied Shizu to chastise the Ruanruan. When they arrived at Luhun Valley, they and the thieves came across each other. The miscreants were in fear and terror, and the section groups agitated and in chaos. Gongzong talked to Shizu, saying:

Now that the troops of the great army have arrived, [we] ought to quickly advance and strike, soon while they are unprepared. Routing them is certain!

The Prefect of the Masters of Writing, Liu Jie, firmly remonstrated, considering that the dust was abundant and the thieves were many, to set out to arrive on level land, he feared they would be encircled. It was necessary for the army to greatly assemble, and then afterwards striking them would be possible. Gongzong spoke to Jie, saying:

The abundance of this dust is caused by the thieves' frightened agitation, the people of the army are the reason for the chaos. Why be above the encampment and yet have this dust?

Shizu doubted him and thereupon did not press the attack, and the Ruanruan escaped far away. And then when they captured the miscreants' scout cavalry, Shizu asked them about it, and they replied, saying:

The Ruanruan did not expect the troops of the official army to arrive, above and below were frightened and afraid, and they guided the multitudes to flee north, passing through six or seven days. They then understood there were no pursuers, and first then slowed the march.

Shizu deeply resented it. From that point when Gongzong's words on the great affairs of army and state saw much acceptance and employment, and [he?] thereupon understood the ten thousand moments.

Earlier, when Gongzong oversaw the state, he once ordered, saying:

The Book of Zhou tells: “Relying on agriculture for plough service, the tribute is the Nine Grains. Relying on gardens for planting service, the tribute is herbs and wood. Relying on labour for other material, the tribute is receptacles and things. Relying on trade for market service, the tribute is goods and property. Relying on shepherding for livestock service, the tribute is birds and beasts. Relying on maidens for female service, the tribute is cloth and silk. Relying on cross-beams for mountain service, the tribute is their material. Relying on gamekeeping for marsh service, the tribute is their things.”

Should arrange to have the ministers teach the population within the imperial demesne, and make the families without oxen consider the strengths of man and ox to trade with each other, tilling and breeding, hoeing and weeding. Should for the families with oxen give one person of a family without oxen planting fields of 22 mu, repaid with the personal hoeing work of 7 mu, like this be the proportion. Arriving at giving the young and elderly in families without oxen planting fields of 7 mu, the young and elderly repaying with hoeing work of 2 mu.

Everyone to consider poor families with 5 mouths or less as the model [?]. For each class of family with a different number of mouths, with the recommended planted qing and mu, clarify and set up register entries. For the heads of those planting in the land, headline the family and personal names, so as to distinguish merit in sowing and cultivating.

Also prohibited drinking alcohol, mixed amusements, and rejecting [ones] original [trade] to sell goods. The cultivated farm lands were greatly increased and opened up.

1st Year of Zhengping, 6th Month, wuchen [29 July 451], he passed away at the Eastern Palace, at the time he was aged 24.

On gengwu [31 July], the document said:

Alas! Verily, you were expansively endowed with clarity, and sagacity, [your] precocious intelligence was early completed. [Your] proper position at the lesser sunny side [i.e. the east] brought about shouldering the foundational structure. With visitors at the four gates, the seasons of the hundred measures were put in order. Truly governing with numerous achievements, in wind and rain [you] did not go astray. [You] ought to have relished without limit, revering our august throne, why the misfortune, that before long [you] should pass away and die! We must put to use sorrow and grief in their hearts!

Now send the Envoys Holding the Tally, the Combined Grand Commandant Zhang Li, and the Combined Minister over the Masses, Dou Jin, to receive the record, and forthwith [at] the coffin bestow the posthumous title of “Luminous and Stately”, so as to make evident the brightness and cause virtue. If the soul yet has awareness, should still praise it.

When Gaozong acceded to the throne, he was retroactively venerated as the Luminous and Stately [jingmu] August Emperor, his temple title the Respectful Ancestor [gongzong].

Your Subject the Historian says: Shizu's intelligence and clarity was remarkable and a cut above, his power and awareness prominent and outstanding. He relied on the resources of two generations, and exerted a spirit of conquests and offensives. Thereupon the military carriage set out in four directions, circling around the sinister barbarians. He swept away Tongwan, pacified Qin and Long, rooted out on the Liao and the sea, and cleansed the source of the He. The southern barbarians shouldered responsibility, the northern Ruan curtailed their tracks. Broadly settling the Four Corners, mixing as one the Rong and the Hua, his merits were indeed great. Thereupon he caused the legacy of Wei to brilliantly stride pass a hundred kings, how was it not godly far-sight weaving the warp, and his affairs will instruct the ages?

If arriving at the beginning, the eastern successor did not come to an end, and not therefore the schism complete suddenly, strong roots bequeathed to forestall, is it better to not think of it? Gongzong was clear, virtuous and had a commanding reputation, [but] early in his generation perished young, is his the grief of the Unrepentant Park?

[The “Unrepentant Park” was the grave of Han Wu-di's heir, Liu Ju]