赵佶

**Emperor Huizong of Song**
	emperor of the Song Dynasty (1082-1135)
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Name in native language	赵佶;
Date of birth	2 November 1082; Kaifeng
Date of death	4 June 1135; Yilan County
Country of citizenship	Song dynasty;
Occupation	painter; poet; ruler; musician; calligrapher;
Position held	Emperor of China (Song dynasty, 1100–1126); Taishang Huang (1126–1127);
Family	House of Zhao;
Father	Emperor Shenzong of Song;
Mother	Qinci; Chen Shi;
Sibling	Princess Shushou; Princesse Tanguo; Princess Yanguo; Princess Luguo; Princess Xingguo; Princess Binguo; Princess Yunguo; Princess Zhouguozhang; Princess Xuguozhang; Princess Chuguo; Zhao Cai; Zhao Yu; Zhao Bi; Zhao Si; Zhao Wei; Zhao Jin; Zhao Jun; Zhao Yi; Zhao Ti; Zhao Xian; Zhao Shen; Zhao Jia; Emperor Zhezong of Song;
Child	Emperor Qinzong of Song; Zhao Cheng; Zhao Kai; Zhao Ji; Zhao Shu; Zhao Qi; Zhao Xu; Zhao Yu; Emperor Gaozong of Song; Zhao Cai; Zhao Mu; Zhao Zhi; Zhao Pu; Zhao Di; Zhao E; Zhao Gong; Zhao Shi; Zhao Zhen; Zhao Chun; Zhao Wo; Zhao Jian; Zhao Ji; Zhao Chan; Zhao Yue; Zhao Yang; Zhao Yi; Zhao Dong; Zhao Si; Zhao Tong; Zhao Bing; …;
Spouse	Empress Xiangong; Empress Xiansu; Empress Xianren; Empress Mingjie; Empress Mingda; Guifei, of the Wang clan; Q19653851; Q19833433; Qiao Shi;
Work location	Kaifeng;
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	Q7486; ISNI: 0000000121270489; VIAF ID: 32929154; GND ID: 124403921; Library of Congress authority ID: n83209304; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 155558098; IdRef ID: 131173812; NDL Authority ID: 00402659; Libraries Australia ID: 36623429; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 159054192; NORAF ID: 14031030; NUKAT ID: n2015147433; National Library of Korea ID: KAC2018I5162; J9U ID: 987007422188405171; Open Library ID: OL5643807A; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500334306; Europeana entity: agent/base/149654; KulturNav-ID: d2a1f464-fb95-4ee1-92c5-924479588c54, 57c2ddf0-1a5e-43b7-9430-27423ec5214a
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English: Zhao Ji (赵佶 October 1082 - ca. 1135) was the eighth emperor of Song Dynasty of China, aka Song Huizong. He was captured by the Jurchen invasion, taken to their capital Shangjing (Huining) in Manchuria, and died there. He was not a good emperor but a celebrated painter and calligrapher.