Tongzhi, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
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Name (Latin)
Tongzhi, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Other forms of name
nne Tʻung-chih, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
nna Chʻing Mu-tsung, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Qing Muzong, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Zaichun, 1856-1875
Tsai-chʻun, 1856-1875
Yi Huangdi, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
I Huang-Ti, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Tong Zhi, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Zai Chun, 1856-1875
Tung Chih, Emperor of China, 1856-1875
Date of birth
1856-04-27
Date of death
1875-01-12
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- Chʻing tai chʻi chü chu tsʻe. Tʻung-chih chʻao, 1983.
- Enc. Brit. 1982:v. 10 (Tʻung-chih, personal name Tsai-chʻun, canonized as I Huang-Ti, temple name Mu Tsung, b. 4/27/1856, d. 1/12/1875, emperor (reigned 1862-1875) of the Chʻing dynasty)
- OCLC #22112283, December 23, 2019(access point: 同治, Emperor of China, 1856-1875 = Tongzhi, Emperor of China, 1856-1875; usage: 同治 = Tongzhi)
- Webster biog. dict., c1943(Tʻung Chih; personal name Tsai Chʻun; b. 1856, d. 1875; emperor of China, 1862-75; eighth of the Ch'ing (Manchu) dynasty; son of Hsien Fêng and his concubine Yehonala; ruled under regency of his mother and Prince Kung; during his reign Robert Hart began establishment of maritime customs service (1863) and Anson Burlingame and his mission visited China (1868-70))
- Enc. Brit. 1982:v. 10 (Tʻung-chih, personal name Tsai-chʻun, canonized as I Huang-Ti, temple name Mu Tsung, b. 4/27/1856, d. 1/12/1875, emperor (reigned 1962-75) of the Chʻing dynasty)
- LC manual auth. cd.(hdg.: Chʻing Mu-tsung, Emperor of China, 1856-1875)
- Webster biog. dict., c1943(Tʻung Chih; personal name Tsai Chʻun; b. 1856, d. 1875; emperor of China, 1862-75; eighth of the Ch'ing (Manchu) dynasty; son of Hsien Fêng and his concubine Yehonala; ruled under regency of his mother and Prince Kung; during his reign RobertHart began establishment of maritime customs service (1863) and Anson Burlingame and his mission visited China (1868-70))