釋氏稽古略 4.290

4.290

The Jin ruler Min had eight sons: the first was named Amu; the second was Shihe (the father of Xizong, Zhou); the third was Shuolianghu, born of the principal wife and sharing the same mother as Shihe; the fourth was Wolibu (erroneously called the Second Crown Prince); the fifth was Woliwa (erroneously called the Third Crown Prince; the one who invaded the Yangzi River in the winter of the fourth year of Shaoxing under Emperor Gaozong of the Song); the sixth was Wuzhu (erroneously called the Fourth Crown Prince); the seventh was Wolihun (erroneously called the Fifth Crown Prince); the eighth was Agubaoxie, Prince of Ye, who was the Free-and-Easy Gentleman (Zizai Liangjun), sharing the same mother as Wuzhu. Because Min's second and third sons died young, the fourth was mistakenly called the second, the fifth the third, and the sixth the fourth (Jin chronicles).