乐生活[Founding Prince 11] Emperor Xiao Jie of Qiwu
He is Xiao Daocheng’s eldest son. In 479 A.D., Xiao Daocheng added Jiuxi, Fengqi Gong, and Xiao Jie was the son of the world. In the same year, the two men made progress hand in hand. The 53-year-old father was Emperor of Zen, and the 39-year-old son became prince. In this way, Xiao Daocheng married very early.
Xiao Daocheng died in office for more than three years. Xiao Jie was in power for Emperor Qiwu. Twelve years in office, he died when he was 54 years old. He was buried in Jing’an Mausoleum. Half a year before his death, Prince Xiao Changmao, who had already been registered, passed away, and he changed to Emperor Sun Xiaozhaoye as his heir. Xiao Zhaoye and his brother Xiao Zhaowen became emperors for a short time, and they were abolished by Xiao Lu. Xiao Luan, Xiao Daocheng’s nephew, was the fifth emperor of Xiao Qi, namely Emperor Qi Ming.
The evaluation of Xiao Jie in historical books is positive. Li Yanshou’s Southern History: Upper perseverance and decisiveness, the general political situation, the rich country first. Happy with banquets and carvings, they often hate them, but they can’t stop.
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