佛祖統紀 48.97

48.97

Liao Taizu's surname was Yelü, and his personal name was Abaoji. His state's title was Khitan, and he established his capital at Shangjing. Taizong moved the capital. In the second year of the Kaiyun era of Jin, the Liao ruler Yelü Deguang entered Jin. In less than a year Shizong was enthroned; his personal name was Ruan, and his Khitan name was Wuyu. He changed the reign era to Tianlu, and ruled for five years. He was assassinated at Huoshendian in Xinzhou by the Prince of Yan, Xiao Qian’gui, and others. Muzong, Jing, came to the throne; his Khitan name was Wulü. He changed the reign era to Yingli, and ruled for eighteen years. He was assassinated beneath the Black Mountain by his cook. Shengzong was enthroned; his personal name was Longxu. He changed the reign era to Tonghe, and later changed it to Kaitai, restoring the dynastic title to Great Khitan. Hongji, Daozong, was enthroned; he was the son of Xingzong. He changed the reign era to Qingning, and ruled for forty-six years. Tianzuo, Yanxi, was enthroned; he was the grandson of Daozong. He changed the reign era to Daqing, and later changed it to Baoda. The Song courtier Tong Guan conspired with the Liao turncoat Ma Zhi to make a pact with the Jurchens to attack [Liao]. Liao's Tianzuo fled to Jiashan; he was captured, enfeoffed as the Prince of the Seashore, and sent to Changbaishan, where a walled settlement was built for his dwelling. [Liao] thereupon perished. From Abaoji's establishment of the Shence era in the bingzi year (the second year of the Zhenming era of Liang) down to Yanxi's Baoda era in the yisi year, Liao lasted altogether through nine rulers and two hundred and ten years.