palaces and his Buddhist worship. Many people under his rule were angered by the high taxes and began to rebel against the Liao dynasty, most notably the Jurchen tribes which would eventually establish the Jin dynasty and overthrow the Liao dynasty. Family Consort and issue(s): Empress Xuanyi, of the Xiao clan (宣懿皇后 蕭氏, 1040–13 December 1075), personal name Guanyin (觀音), first cousin once removed Yelü Jun, Crown Prince Zhaohuai (耶律濬 昭懷太子, 1058 – 1077), 1st son Princess of Wei (魏國公主), personal name Sagezhi (撒葛只), 1st daughter Married Xiao Xiamo (蕭霞抹) Princess of Zhao (趙國公主, d. 1089), personal name Jiuli (糾里), 2nd daughter Married Xiao Tabuye, Prince of Lanling (蘭陵郡王 蕭撻不也) Imperial Princess Liang of Song (梁宋國大長公主), personal name Teli (特里), 3rd daughter Married Xiao Chouwu (蕭酬斡) Married Xiao Temo (蕭特末) and had issue (two sons) Grand Consort Dowager Feng, of the Xiao clan (太皇太妃 蕭氏, d. 1181), personal name Tansi (坦思) – No issue. Lady, of the Xiao clan (蕭氏), personal name Wotelan (斡特懶) – No issue. Notes 1032 births 1101 deaths Liao dynasty emperors Liao dynasty Buddhists Chinese Buddhist monarchs 11th-century Chinese monarchs 12th-century Chinese monarchs People from Chifeng 11th-century Khitan rulers 12th-century Khitan rulers