to death by Jurchen archers. Emperor Qinzong died as a sick and broken man in 1161 having spent two-thirds of his life in the Jin Dynasty. He was 61. His temple name means "Venerate Ancestor". Family Consorts and Issue: Empress Renhuai, of the Zhu clan (; 1102–1127) Zhao Chen, Crown Prince (; 1117–1128), first son Princess Roujia (; b. 1121) Virtuous Consort Shen, of the Zhu clan (; 1110–1142) Zhao Jin (; b. 1127), second son A daughter (b. 1130) Cairen, of the Zheng clan (), personal name Qingyun () Zhao Xun (; b. 1129), third son Cairen, of Han clan (才人 韓氏), personal name Jingguan (靜觀) A son (b. 1128) Cairen, of the Di clan (; b. 1114), personal name Yuhui () A daughter (b. 1129) Ancestry See also Chinese emperors family tree (middle) List of emperors of the Song dynasty Architecture of the Song dynasty Culture of the Song dynasty Economy of the Song dynasty History of the Song dynasty Society of the Song dynasty Technology of the Song dynasty Jin–Song Wars References (hardcover); 1100 births 1161 deaths Northern Song emperors Monarchs taken prisoner in wartime 12th-century Chinese monarchs People from Kaifeng Heads of government who were later imprisoned