佛祖歷代通載 6.7

6.7

(Yiyou [265 CE]) Emperor Wu, Yan (courtesy name Anshi, eldest son of Wen. Tolerant, benevolent, and generous, he was fond of the books of Zhuangzi and Laozi. In the second year of Xianxi he received the abdication of the Wei, demoting and enfeoffing the guest of Jin as Prince of Chenliu, moving him to Ye and guarding him with the ceremonial retinue of the Son of Heaven. After conquering Wu, the Emperor was extravagant and unrestrained; his inner palace housed nearly ten thousand women. He would often ride in an ornate carriage to his sleeping quarters. In the fourth month of the Jiyou year he died in the Hanzhang Hall at age fifty-five and was buried in the Junyang Mausoleum). He reigned for twenty-five years and changed the era name to Taishi.