Emperor Zhezong
Birth and death:	Jan. 4, 1077–Feb. 23, 1100
Family name:	Zhao (趙)
Given name:	Yong (傭), later Xu¹ (煦)
Dates of reign:	Apr. 2, 1085–Feb. 23, 1100
Temple name:	Zhezong (哲宗)
Posthumous name: (short)	Never used short
Posthumous name: (full)	Emperor Xianyuan Jidao Shide Yanggong Qinwen Ruiwu Qisheng Zhaoxiao² 憲元繼道世德揚功欽文睿武齊聖 昭孝皇帝
General note: Dates given here are in the Julian calendar. They are not in the proleptic Gregorian calendar. ——— 1. Had his name changed into Xu in March 1085 when he was officially named crown prince. This name became his taboo name when he ascended the throne five days later. 2. This is the final version of the posthumous name given in 1113; according to some sources the first eight characters of his posthumous name should be Xianyuan Jidao Xiande Dinggong (憲元繼道顯德定功).

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