Wanyan Yongji was incompetent, so he immediately sent his army south to invade the Jin Dynasty in the following year. Jin Zhangzong's posthumous title was Xiantian Guangyun Renwen Yiwu Shensheng Yingxiao Emperor (憲天光運仁文義武神聖英孝皇帝). He was buried in Daoling (道陵). Family Parents Father: Hutuwa (胡土瓦), sinicized name Wanyan Yungong (完顏允恭), Emperor Shizong's second son and heir apparent, posthumously honored as Emperor Xianzong (金顯宗) Mother: Lady Tudan (徒單氏), posthumously honored as Empress Xiaoyi (孝懿皇后) Consort and issue(s): Empress Qinhuai, of the Pucha clan (欽懷皇后 蒲察氏) Wanyan Hongyu, Prince of Jiang (絳王 完顏洪裕, 1186 — 25 October 1188), 1st son First Consort, of the Li clan (元妃 李氏, d. 1209), personal name Shi'er (師兒) Wanyan Telin, Prince of Ge (葛王 完颜忒邻, 1202 – 1203 ), sixth son Zhaoyi, of the Jiagu clan (昭儀 夾谷氏), Jiagu Qingchen's (夾谷清臣) daughter Furen Ziming, of the Lin clan (資明夫人 林氏) Wanyan Hongjing, Prince of Jing (荊王 完顏洪靖, 1192 – 1193), 2nd son Chengyu, of the Jia (承御賈氏) misscariage (1208) Chengyu, of the Fan clan (承御范氏) Princess of Shun (順國公主), 3rd daughter Unknown: Wanyan Hongxi, Prince of Rong (榮王 完顏洪熙, 1192 – 1193), 3rd son Wanyan Hongyan, Prince of Ying (英王 完顏洪衍, 1193 – 1193), 4th son Wanyan Honghui, Prince of Shou (壽王 完顏洪輝, 3 June 1197 – 28 November 1197), 5th son References Tao Jingshen. The Jurchen in Twelfth-Century China. Univ. of Washington Press, 1976. . 1168 births 1208 deaths Jin dynasty (1115–1234) emperors Jin dynasty (1115–1234) Taoists Jin dynasty (1115–1234) Buddhists Chinese Buddhist monarchs 12th-century Chinese monarchs 13th-century Chinese monarchs People from Xilingol League