off the horse. Yelü Yanxi was more familiar with horse riding, and tried to escape, but was shot to death by Jurchen archers. Titles Prince of Liang (1081–1084) Prince of Yan (1084–1101) Emperor of Jian (1101–1125) Prince of Haibin (1125) Family Consort and issue(s): Empress Xiao, of the Xiao clan (蕭皇后 蕭氏), personal name Duolilan (奪里懶) – No issue. Virtuous Consort, of the Xiao clan (德妃 蕭氏), personal name Shigu (師姑) Yelü Talu, the Prince of Yan (耶律撻魯 燕國王, d. 1104), 3rd son Consort Wen, of the Xiao clan (文妃 蕭氏, 1080 – 1121), personal name Sese (瑟瑟) Yelü Aoluwo, the Prince of Jin (耶律敖盧斡 晉王, d. 1122), 1st son Princess of Shu State (耶律余里衍 蜀國公主), personal name Yuliyan (余里衍), 3rd daughter Consort Yuan, of the Xiao clan (元妃 蕭氏), personal name Guige (貴哥) Yelü Yali, the Prince of Liang (耶律雅里 梁王, 1094 – 1123), 2nd son Yelü Ning, the Prince of Xu (耶律寧 許王), 6th son Zhaorong, of the Zhao clan (昭容 赵氏) Yelü Xinilie, the Prince of Zhao (耶律習泥烈 趙王), 4th son Unknown Yelü Ding, the Prince of Qin (耶律定 秦王), 5th son Unnamed Princess, 1st daughter Princess Yelü (耶律氏), personal name Guyu (骨欲), 2nd daughter Princess Yelü (耶律氏), personal name Woliyan (斡里衍), 4h daughter Princess Yelü Da'aoye (耶律氏), personal name Da'oye (大奥野), 5th daughter Princess Yelü (耶律氏), personal name Ci'aoye (次奥野), 6th daughter References |- 1075 births 1128 deaths 1156 deaths Liao dynasty emperors Monarchs taken prisoner in wartime 12th-century Chinese monarchs People from Chifeng Heads of government who were later imprisoned 11th-century Khitan people 12th-century Khitan rulers