days later, leaving his new empire in the hands of his unstable son. Personal information Father Fu Hong (苻洪), originally Pu Hong (蒲洪, name changed 350), self-proclaimed Prince of Sanqin, posthumously honored as Emperor Wuhui (poisoned by Ma Qiu (麻秋) 350) Mother Lady Jiang Wife Empress Qiang (created 351, d. 356) Children (note: all of Fu Jian's sons, except where as noted, who were created dukes in 351, were promoted to princes (wang) in 352 and subsequently redemoted to dukes in 357 because Fu Jian (337–385), who took the throne that year, claimed the title of "Heavenly King" (Tian Wang) rather than emperor; they will only be referred to here as dukes rather than princes to avoid repetition) Fu Chang (苻萇), Crown Prince Xian'ai (created 351, d. 354) Fu Jing (苻靚), the Duke of Pingyuan (created 351) Fu Sheng (苻生), initially the Duke of Huainan (created 351), later the Crown Prince (created 355), later emperor Fu Di (苻覿), the Duke of Changle (created 351) Fu Fang (苻方), the Duke of Gaoyang (created 351). Killed in Battle of Lishan against Western Yan 385 Fu Shuo (苻碩), the Duke of Beiping (created 351) Fu Teng (苻騰), the Duke of Huaiyang (created 351, executed 364) Fu Liu (苻柳), the Duke of Jin (created 351, executed 368) Fu Tong (苻桐), the Duke of Ru'nan (created 351) Fu Sou (苻廋), the Duke of Wei (created 351, forced to commit suicide 368) Fu Wu (苻武), the Duke of Yan (created 351, executed 368) Fu You (苻幼), the Duke of Zhao (created 351, killed in battle 365) Fu Dong (直立), the Duke of Klu (created 351, executed 368) References 4th-century Chinese monarchs Former Qin emperors Later Zhao people Jin dynasty (266–420) people 317 births 355 deaths Later Zhao generals Founding monarchs