釋氏稽古略 3.358

3.358

Third son of Taizu. Originally named Youzhen. He was enfeoffed as Prince of Jun and guarded Daliang, which is Bianzhou. In the first month of the third year of Qianhua, he executed the great rebel Yougui and thereupon ascended the throne as Emperor, establishing his capital at Daliang. He posthumously demoted Yougui to a commoner. In the third month, the Emperor changed his name to Huang, and after a long time changed it again to Tian. He reigned for eleven years, died at the age of thirty-six, and was given the posthumous title Last Emperor. [Era names:] Qianhua (another two years), Zhenming (six years), Longde (three years).