耶律氏) Consort Zhao, of the Pucha clan (昭妃 蒲察氏), personal name Alihu (阿里虎) Consort Zhao (昭妃), personal name Alan (阿懶) Consort Rou, of the Yelü clan (柔妃 耶律氏) Consort Zhao, of th Wanyan clan (昭妃完顏氏), personal name Shigu (什古) Consort Shu, of the Wanyan clan (淑妃完顏氏), personal name Pula (蒲剌) Consort Shu, of the Wanyan clan (淑妃完顏氏), personal name Shigu'er (師姑兒) Consort Gui, of the Wanyan clan (貴妃 完顏氏), personal name Shaliguzhen (莎里古真) Consort Zhao, of the Wanyan clan (昭妃), personal name Chongjie (重節) Consort Li, of Tanguko clan (麗妃唐括氏),, personal name Puluhuzhi (魯胡只) Zhaoyuan, of the Yelü clan (昭媛 耶律氏) Xiuyi, of the Gao clan (修儀 高氏) Cairen, of the Nan clan (才人 南氏) Wanyan Guangyang, Prince of Teng (滕王 完顏廣陽), 4th son Lady, of the Pucha clan (蒲察氏), personal name Chacha (叉察) Unknown: Princess of Rong (榮國公主), personal name Henü (合女) married Tushan Sila (單術斯剌) Unnamed Princess married Xiao Yu's son (蕭玉) Unnamed Princess married Wugulun Yi (烏古論誼) See also History of Beijing References Citations Sources Jing-shen Tao, The Jurchen in Twelfth-Century China. University of Washington Press, 1976, . 1122 births 1161 deaths Jin dynasty (1115–1234) emperors 12th-century Chinese monarchs Murdered Chinese emperors